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Quests
Quests introduction
The Quest Menu is located in the 6th top tab of the main screen. All the incomplete quests unlocked at the moment, sortable by categories and type can be found there.
- A quest is activated by clicking on it. An orange Icon on the right indicates the quest being active
- Clicking on the quest again will deactivate it.
- An active quest will track progress until you completed or deactivated.
- A deactivated quest will save its progress until reactivation.
- By default, only 5 quests can active at any time.
- Completing quests D18, B134 and B159 will reward a Headquarters Personnel
, expanding the maximum number of quests active by one each. They can be redeemed in the Inventory. The current maximum are 8 active quests.
- When some quest requirements are met, an approximate percentage may be displayed:
from about 50% to 80%
at about 80% or more
When a quest is completed, the icon on the right will turn blue. Clicking it will claim the quest rewards. If there is a connection interruption while claiming rewards and/or choosing them, the quest will count as not being redeemed. Specific ships are required for certain quests. A list of these ships can be found here or in the See also section.
As new quests are frequently introduced to the game, the latest additions can be seen here.
Quest categories
There are seven different quest categories, each demanding different kinds of requirements to be completed, and being sortable using the top tabs within the quest menu.
| Icon | Category | Specificities | Notes |
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Composition Quests | Assembling a specific fleet | Evaluated in sync with player fleets |
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Sortie Quests | Meeting several requirements while doing Sorties | Evaluated after the end of each battle
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Exercise (PvP) Quests | Meeting several requirements while doing Exercisess | Evaluated after the end of each battle
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Expedition Quests | Completing Expeditions | Evaluated upon completion of each expedition
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Supply / Docking Quests | Resupplying or repairing ships | Evaluated immediately upon start of the timer |
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Factory Quests | Make, improve, and transform equipment | Evaluated immediately upon start of the timer
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Modernization Quests | Modernizing ships | Success is defined as "any stat raised by 1 or more" |
- Unless specifically indicated, remodel status does not matter for any quest.
- Composition quests are all one-time quests.
- For sortie quests :
- Quests that require specific ships cannot be cleared if any of those ships are sunk or retreated during the sortie.
- For factory quests :
- Quests requiring to scrap equipment count the number of equipment scrapped in total.
- For some quests, the count of scrapped equipment is the number of times the scrap button is pressed and NOT the number of equipment scrapped.
- Bulk-scrapping equipment only increases the counter by 1 in these quests
- This applies mainly to early scrapping quests such as F12 and others.
- F13, F14, and F15 have special rules: If any of the following actions is taken after scrapping the appropriate equipment before returning to the quest tab, the game will not give credit for the progress:
- Changing the Flagship flagship; or
- Unequipping the "base equipment" off the flagship.
- In addition, if the "base equipment" is locked, it is possible to get credit for the quest, but the game will prevent clicking on the quest to gain the reward. To resolve, it is required to remove the equipment to unlock it, and the quest progress can still be kept if the player doesn't return to the main screen after unlocking and re-equipping the equipment. Returning to the naval base screen after un-equipping, unlocking, and re-equipping will reset the quest progress.
- Only equipment not locked can validate quests consuming or converting equipment.
- "Success" in all modernization quests is defined as any stat raised by 1 or more.
Quest types
Each quest has a type in addition to its category, adding or not a time constraint to the quest, and being sortable using the left tabs within the quest menu.
| Icon | Type | Specificities | Reset time |
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Daily Quests | Have to be completed within the day | Daily at 5 a.m. JST |
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Weekly Quests | Have to be completed within the week | Weekly at 5 a.m. JST on Monday |
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Monthly Quests | Have to be completed within the month | Monthly at 5 a.m. JST on the 1st day of the month |
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Quarterly Quests | Have to be completed within the quarter (3 months) | At 5 a.m. JST on the 1st day of September, December, March, and June |
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Yearly Quests | Have to be completed within a year after the quest reset
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At 5 a.m. JST on the 1st day of the quest's month |
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One-time Quests | Have to be completed once | Never |
- 5 a.m. JST is GMT+9
- All cyclical quests are deactivated upon reset
- If a monthly quest has a weekly quest prerequisite, it will be unlocked at the start of the new month so long as the weekly quest is completed for that week.
- For example, to unlock Bm3, Bw4 must be completed. If the last day of the month is a Wednesday, Bm3 will appear on Thursday if Bw4 has already been completed, even if it was done prior to the start of the new month.
- This obviously does not work if the start of the new month is a Monday, as weekly quests also reset at the same time.
- This same logic also applies to quarterly and yearly quests.
- Some quests displayed as One-time like may be considered as cyclical since they are reset each year:
- Large Scale Autumn/Winter/Spring/Summer Exercises
Permanent / Limited quests
Most of the quests in the game are "Permanent Quests", quests that will never disappear.
- In opposition to this, there may be "Limited-time Quests" at some points, quests that are introduced for specific Events or seasonal events.
- Those quests will disappear after a given update, announced by the developers.
- If the limited quests are cyclical, they will stop resetting and also disappear after said update.