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Technical Implementation and System Design

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The Quest System Workflow is a comprehensive framework that integrates various elements to manage and execute quests efficiently, aligning with the overarching Clan System and enhancing user engagement. Below is a detailed explanation of the system architecture:

Quest System Initialization

The workflow begins with the Quest System Initialization, which connects to the broader Clan System and lays the groundwork for quest-related activities.


Core Modules

User Participation

This module facilitates individual player involvement in quests:

  • Select Quest: Players browse and choose a quest they wish to undertake.

  • Start Quest: Once selected, the quest begins, and players progress through its stages.

  • Submit Proofs: Players provide evidence of their quest progress or completion, such as screenshots or game data.

Campaign Configuration

This module is responsible for defining and managing campaigns:

  • Define Campaigns: Administrators configure quests, specifying objectives and target outcomes.

  • Campaign Settings: Include key details such as rules, eligibility criteria, and participant guidelines.

  • Social Engagement: Promotes campaigns through social channels to drive participation.

  • Game Promotions: Links campaigns to games, encouraging cross-platform engagement.

  • Rewards: Specifies the incentives for successful completion.

  • Time Duration: Sets deadlines or time limits for quest completion.

Stage Completion

As players advance through a quest, their Game Progress and Login Details are tracked and logged, providing accountability and ensuring accurate monitoring.

Validation Process

The Validation Process allows manual and automated validation of quest submissions:

  • Proof Validation: Submissions undergo either:

    • Progress Validator System: _____??

    • Admin Validation: This involves automated validation and rewards distribution basis the manual validation done by admins.

Reward Processing

Upon successful validation, the reward mechanism is activated:

  • Gamer Rewards: Players receive their designated rewards for completing the quest.

  • Clan Chief Rewards: Rewards are distributed to clan leaders for fostering participation within their clans.

  • Immediate Earnings: Instantaneous payout of rewards in some cases.

  • The Earnings System manages the entire financial distribution process.

Quest Completion

Once rewards are processed, the quest is marked as completed, and the system updates the:

  • Notification System: Sends alerts and updates to participants for live quests live or their earnings/rewards validation.

  • Leaderboard System: Updates player and clan rankings based on quest performance.

This interconnected workflow ensures a seamless, transparent, and engaging experience for players and clan leaders, fostering competition, collaboration, and reward-driven participation. The modular design allows for scalability, enabling integration with various campaigns and games while maintaining operational efficiency.