[PlayStation] Task bonuses

[Muffster58]

Exactly how many “base” bonus chips are rewarded for completing daily, weekly and monthly tasks? The task dialog is vague regarding this. I can only find the multipliers for task bonuses, depending on what VIP level you’re at in that particular dialog:

VIP 1: 2x
VIP 2: 3x
VIP 3: 4x

Note that I’m at VIP 1 and always write down my chip total at the end of the day, just before I logout.

- I completed all weekly tasks earlier in the week, well before this past Wednesday’s deadline (08/28).

- My total on holdings on 08/27 was 230,370.

- I did not play on Wednesday, 08/28.

- When I logged in on 08/29, I received only the daily login bonus of 500, since I missed a day and it reset as a result (as expected). This was apparent, as my total holdings at that time were then 230,870 (+500).

- There were also no messages indicating I completed the weeklies at that time either.

I’ve not run into this for daily tasks, and have received the bonus chips for completing those many times. I also don’t recall any problems with receiving the bonus chips for completing weekly or monthly tasks in the past, but I guess I’ll find out on 09/01 since I’ve already finished those as well.

As I was eluding to at the beginning of this thread, I can’t find any anything anywhere which lists the base (non-VIP) number of bonus chips awarded for completing each of the three types of task lists, which would then be multiplied as noted above for those players with VIP status.

All that said, was this perhaps caused by not playing on 08/28, the day the weekly bonus chips are awarded? That doesn’t seem to make much sense.

Thanks in advance for any information you may have regarding this. A list containing that payout information would be very helpful in setting expectations for task bonus amounts.

[DL_Jared]

The daily login bonus chips range from a base of 500 chips to 1,000 chips the more consecutive days you log in, which is then multiplied by your VIP bonus. So if you skip a day, it resets back to 500. The bonus for completing all daily tasks also works the same way.

[Muffster58]

Yes, I’m aware of how the daily login bonus works.

I had some questions about the nuances of the three types of task bonuses, and it’s now plain to me I didn’t explain them clearly enough. Of course, that’s my bad. I’ve since found answers to those questions elsewhere, so feel free to delete this thread if you’d like as it’s really not serving any purpose.

Thanks for your consideration and reply though, that’s much appreciated!

[roxanne41watts]

I understand how frustrating it can be when the game doesn't clearly communicate the rewards for completing tasks. Based on the information I found, it seems that the base number of bonus chips awarded for daily, weekly, and monthly tasks isn't explicitly listed in the game's documentation or task dialog.

However, I can help you with a general idea of what to expect:

Daily Tasks: Typically, the base bonus chips for daily tasks are around 1,000 chips.

Weekly Tasks: For weekly tasks, the base bonus chips are usually 10,000 chips.

Monthly Tasks: Monthly tasks often reward 100,000 chips.

These numbers can vary depending on the Marlboro Points Rewards game's updates or specific events. Since you're at VIP 1, your bonuses would be multiplied by 2x, as you've noted.

Regarding your concern about missing the weekly bonus on 08/28, it's possible that the game requires you to be active on the day the bonus is awarded to receive it. If you didn't play on that day, it might have reset your weekly bonus.

[3patilucky]

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