Two Missions per day. Limited time and energy. How do you squeeze the most value out of every single one? This is your strategic playbook for making the smartest Mission decisions daily.
How It Works
The core strategy for Missions comes down to a simple priority system. When you check your two daily Missions, rank them using this framework:
- First priority — Naturally aligned Missions. If a Mission asks you to do something you were already planning to do today, that is a no-brainer. Free reward for zero extra effort. Always do these first
- Second priority — Quick and simple Missions. Giving Stars, basic interactions, anything you can knock out in under 5 minutes. Low effort, guaranteed payout
- Third priority — Independent Missions. Tasks you can complete on your own without needing a friend to cooperate. You control the outcome, no waiting required
What to Skip
Not every Mission deserves your energy. Here is when it is smart to let one go:
- High effort, low reward — A 2-Star Mission that takes 20 minutes and requires friend coordination? Skip it
- Friend-dependent with no guarantee — If the Mission needs a friend to act and they are not responsive, move on
- Missions that disrupt your flow — If completing a Mission would pull you away from more valuable activities like chasing a spot in the Current Orbit, weigh the trade-off
Choosing Between Your Two Missions
Every day you face the same mini-decision: which of the two Missions deserves priority? Here is the quick decision tree:
- Both are easy? Do both. No reason not to
- One easy, one hard? Do the easy one first. Then decide if the hard one is worth the effort
- Both are hard? Pick the one with the better reward or the one that does not depend on friends. It is okay to skip one
- Both pay the same 10 Aura, so if you only have time for one, take whichever fits your day
Pro Tips
- Check Missions immediately after the reset so you can plan your day around them
- Batch Mission actions with normal gameplay — If you are giving Stars or tapping Streaks anyway, check if a Mission counts first
- Do not force hard Missions just for completionist vibes. Your time has value
- Track your patterns — After a week you will know which Mission types you can always complete easily
- The best Mission is the one you would have done anyway — Always look for that overlap
Good to Know
Perfectionism is the enemy here. You do not need to complete both Missions every day. Completing even one daily is better than skipping both because one was too hard. Consistency beats perfection. The players who climb fastest never miss the easy ones.