Zygote Skywevaer just announced the details of its quest system. While waiting for them to arrive, let’s discuss why it is important for Skyweaver to have a quest system.
It is the experience that we all like
Many of us have grown up playing games, countless hours of grinding, and sleepless nights. But why we have put in all that effort? I believe most of us were trying to beat those quests and progress in the game, whether it was killing 7 wolves, beating that unbeatable boss, or summoning 100 units. Doesn’t matter what the quest was, we all tried to beat them, progress in the game and get that sensation of achievement and that’s the important side of having quests in a game. They provide a sense of achievement and we all enjoy that feeling. It’s the experience that we all like and we got used to. Being able to have this experience in Skyweaver, will provide the game with more sense of familiarity, and enjoyment.
Familiarity is crucial
Players can stop playing a certain game for various reasons, and it is very common for them to look for a similar game to play. They may not enjoy the progression aspect of a game, it might be pay-to-win or updates are lacking, yet if they enjoyed some aspects of the game and got familiar with them, they will look for those aspects in the new game that they are trying. A player that stopped playing a shooter game and switched to another one may want to have the same guns in the new game. Quests are very common in games and most games have already established quest systems that reward players. Seeing the quests system in Skyweaver has a big potential to create a sense of familiarity for new players that join Skyweaver. Something that they were used to having in the previous game that play and enjoyed, also exists in the new game that they joined. Most people don’t enjoy big changes and look for something similar when they are making a change in their lives, and having quests will have a crucial effect to create that familiarity and increase player retention.
Progression Matters
One of the most important benefits of quests is their effect on player progression. When people join and start playing a game, especially a card game, they wonder how soon they can catch up to other players. Having a large card pool can be exciting but also threatening, making players wonder how long will it take for me to get all of them. Quests have the potential to provide various rewards for players and fasten their progression. They can level up faster and earn rewards quickly. In Skyweaver, this will also help the progression of Skypass, meaning more exciting rewards for players. Having a good and working system of progression gives new players the sense that they can catch other players by playing the game and they are not required to spend so much time or make big investments in the game. As a result, quests are an important factor that will benefit player retention.
New ways to play
Another cool aspect about quests is they provide new ways to play, experience, and discover the game. Completing the quests might not be mandatory, however, they can easily allow players to discover new things about the game. For example, having the quest “ Play 1 game with Ada” can allow players to play with a hero that they don’t usually play and discover new strategies with a different playstyle. Quests can make them discover how they can utilize cards that they don’t normally use, or experience different game modes. In addition, they provide more goals to players who already achieved many things in the game and want to do more.
When the company wins, players also win
It is important to note that, most of the games are developed by companies and they aim to earn something from their games. A company that is successful is more likely to develop its game better and also reward its players more often. The quest system is an important addition to Skywevaer that can benefit to keep new players in the game. The system can also potentially increase the players’ interest in the Skypass which is a source of income for the developers. Better earnings for developers mean more benefits to Skyweaver players. It can result in more players, new features, better global representation, more and better in-game rewards, frequent tournaments and bigger rewards, and more support for the community. As a result, a single addition to the game can have a big return for its players.
Final Words.
I strongly believe quests are a very important addition to Skyweaver and they will benefit the game and its players a lot in the long run. For more details about the quests, you can check this official post. Don’t forget to join our Discord and check the guides on the website. Now it’s time to enjoy the quests. See you in the Sky!
