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Questing System

Overview​

The questing system is a powerful tool for engaging users and fostering community interaction through structured objectives. These objectives encourage users to perform specific tasks across various platforms or within your game ecosystem. In return, they are rewarded with points that allow you to redeem prizes.

1. What is the Questing System?​

The questing system is a structured platform that motivates users to interact with your content by completing tasks, also known as Quests. These tasks can range from interacting with social media platforms to achieving specific in-game goals. Users are rewarded with points for completing these quests, which can then be used to redeem prizes.

Key features​

  • User Engagement: encourages users to actively participate in your ecosystem.
  • Multi-Platform Integration: connects with various platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and X.
  • Rewards: users earn points for completing quests, which can be exchanged for attractive prizes.

2. What is a Quest?​

A quest is a specific task assigned to users, designed to achieve a certain goal. Quests are part of a broader category, referred to as "providers," which determine the platform or context of the quest (e.g., YouTube, X, TikTok, or custom APIs).

Examples of Quests​

  • Follow User on X: encourages users to follow a specific account.
  • Like a Post on TikTok: rewards users for liking a particular video.
  • Get Stats of a YouTube Video: requires users to fetch and analyze video statistics.
  • Reach an in-game level: tracks and rewards users for achieving specific in-game goals.
  • Invite a Friend to follow an account: rewards users for referring a friend to join the platform or game or perform an action

Each quest can have specific requirements, such as​

  • Minimum number of likes, comments, or shares.
  • Keywords that must be included in the title or description.
  • Thresholds for user engagement metrics.
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