Radar Missions

Today, we are talking about the radar system. There is a lot of important information to share here, and especially the section on the timing is important. Let’s get started right away.

Why do I need a radar?

The radar serves to display radar missions. It shows all the currently found missions and allows us to complete them. Completing radar missions is always associated with various rewards. Therefore, these missions and tasks should be constantly worked on. If there are no more missions, just wait a bit, every 6 hours a new set of missions is generated and you can work on them. How many missions are generated depends on your radar level.

Where can I find my radar?

The radar can be accessed in two different ways. On one hand, there is the radar vehicle, which displays available radar missions with its golden symbol on top. On the other hand, there is a radar symbol on the main game screen in the bottom left, which shows a red dot when radar missions are available.

Although the radar vehicle is considered a building and can therefore be placed anywhere within the base, it lacks the usual buttons to further develop the building. Development happens through the continuous completion of radar missions.

How does the radar work?

The radar screen is divided into two sections. In the lower section we see the actual radar with the different radar missions that we can work on. There is a defined number of missions - the higher the radar level, the more missions we see. Missions with a red mark are already completed, and by tapping on the mission, we can collect our reward. Missions without the red mark still need to be completed before we can collect the reward.

In the top left, we see the radar's storage with a level of 1/40. This means that we can have up to 40 missions in our storage and currently have one mission in storage. The size of the storage also depends on the radar level. Once we tap on a mission on the radar screen to collect the reward, one of the stored tasks from the radar storage is moved to our radar so we can work on it.

Note: by tapping on the storage, it will display when we will receive the next radar missions. The number of missions we receive when the countdown ends also depends on the radar level.

Below the radar storage, we see the radar level and in the progress bar next to it, how many radar missions we need to complete to level up the radar.

By tapping on the level or the progress bar, a window will appear with the most important numbers for the current and next radar level. Here we can see how many new missions we receive every 6 hours, the size of our radar storage, and the number of missions displayed on the radar itself.

Until radar level 8, all radar missions must be completed individually. From level 8, the radar will be equipped with a 1-click button, allowing the simultaneous completion of all radar missions of the types “Helping Allies” and “Geological Sampling” with just one click. We can also complete multiple missions in quick succession from level 8, reducing many individual animations.

And below that, we find a progress bar for collecting Doom Legion clues. This serves to unlock the Zombie Siege event. Tapping on the progress bar takes you directly to the event page.

What kinds of radar missions are there?

Radar missions mainly depend on the radar level. In the following sections, I will outline the different types of radar missions and provide information on how they work, influence rewards, and when they become available.

Daily Missions

These are four different missions that appear once a day.

Eliminate the Doom Legion / Defeat the Doom Elite / Rescue the Rebellion

Available from radar level 1.

60% rare
30% epic
10% legendary

Kill the Doom Wanderer

Available from radar level 7 and requires a base level of 15.

80% epic
20% legendary

The radar shows a Doom Wanderer on the map, but you don't necessarily have to kill that one. You can choose another that might be closer or at a lower level.

Kill Zombies / Help Allies

These missions are available right from level 1. They come in 5 different qualities, which influence the rewards. The “Help Allies” missions are only available if you are part of an alliance.

8.98% common
7.48% uncommon
5.99% rare
4.49% epic
2.99% legendary

Geological Sampling

These missions are available right from level 1. They come in 5 different qualities and influence the rewards.

9.98% common
5.99% uncommon
2.99% rare
0.79% epic
0.20% legendary

Resource Gathering

These missions are available right from level 1. They come in 3 different qualities and influence the rewards. Gathering resources takes time and blocks a troop, but don't cancel the gathering early, or you'll waste valuable resources.

9.89% rare
5.98% epic
3.99% legendary

Excavations

These are joint missions together with your allies for excavations and test flight failures. These types of mission require radar level 6, an alliance membership, and have a 0.24% probability.

Deviating from the following section, these should be done in time as they are highly valuable and have an expiration time of 8 hours.

When should I complete radar missions?

This is easy to answer, and you should strictly follow this: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays between 00:00 and 23:59 server time. Why not on other days? Quite simple, because on the other days, you should fill your radar storage to the maximum. On Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, you should empty the radar storage as early as possible and complete any missions that appear throughout the day. On these days, you will receive points for completing radar tasks in the Alliance Duel.

Do I need anything else?

Yes. Completing some radar missions costs you stamina. But it’s definitely worth it since there are rewards after all.

Rewards

The rewards for completing radar missions vary. The quality of the missions affects the number of rewards. The following rewards can be found in radar missions: