Post by thejudge on Aug 29, 2022 16:48:16 GMT
Question from a relative newby. Enjoying the game - some great tips on this forum. But one area which continues to confuse me - the Missions on the Challenges gameplay sections.
Maybe I am missing something very obvious - but I’m not really getting the point of them. They refresh regularly - I get that. And you are effectively asked to add one or more of your generals - I get that too.
But what is supposed to happen after that?
If I add a general (or more) that meet(s) all of the criteria - I press the tick, return 6 hours later, and I have my rewards. Nothing else needing doing, apparently. If I select a general(s) that does not quite meet the criteria (ie. Some are red) - it still seems to give me the option to start the mission. And when I’ve returned 6 hours later, I have the rewards again.
I’m not quite getting it.
Is it right that your generals can take part in a mission, even if they don’t meet all the criteria (ie to turn green)? Is there any risk (ie. Could you potentially lose a general on a mission)?
And is there really no gameplay on these missions at all?
Anyone who could shed any light on the function and purpose of these missions would be much appreciated!
Maybe I am missing something very obvious - but I’m not really getting the point of them. They refresh regularly - I get that. And you are effectively asked to add one or more of your generals - I get that too.
But what is supposed to happen after that?
If I add a general (or more) that meet(s) all of the criteria - I press the tick, return 6 hours later, and I have my rewards. Nothing else needing doing, apparently. If I select a general(s) that does not quite meet the criteria (ie. Some are red) - it still seems to give me the option to start the mission. And when I’ve returned 6 hours later, I have the rewards again.
I’m not quite getting it.
Is it right that your generals can take part in a mission, even if they don’t meet all the criteria (ie to turn green)? Is there any risk (ie. Could you potentially lose a general on a mission)?
And is there really no gameplay on these missions at all?
Anyone who could shed any light on the function and purpose of these missions would be much appreciated!
