This page is where your mission life plays out. Every offer, every job you took, every mess you made or cleaned up, it all lands here. If the system thinks you’re in trouble, you’ll see it right away. If you tried something stupid and it worked or backfired, you’ll see that too. Nothing hides on this page. Not for long.
You’re moving through three doors here, Missions, Mission Achievements, and Completed Missions.
Missions is the busy one. That’s where new offers show up, wrapped in a little story, a payday, a deadline and a choice. Take it or leave it. Accept them one by one or grab them all in one arrogant sweep. Below that, you get the cold numbers. How many jobs you’re running. How many you already buried. How much cash your hands touched. How many rank points you clawed your way up with. Then the active work. Every mission spelled out, the goal, the story, the clock ticking. Some show progress bars, the kind of things you grind through, bullets, heists, spots, busts, cars, races, smuggles or rank points. When the job’s ripe, the Claim button lights up. Until then, keep your head down and work.
Mission Achievements is where the long game sits. Bigger milestones, slow-burn goals, the kind you don’t finish in one night. Each card spells out the job, the reward, a note, the grind you’ve made and the grind you still owe. Some are already cashed in, some are ready for the taking, some whisper keep moving, kid. Weekly Mission Achievements work the same, but they run on a clock that doesn’t care how tired you are.
Completed Missions is the graveyard of work you already pulled off. Clean list, straight facts. Objective, story, payout, timestamp. Proof you didn’t waste your time.
FAQ
What is this page for?
This is your mission headquarters. Every offer, every job, every reward, every failure, every success. It all gathers here so you know exactly where you stand.
What is a Mission Offer?
It’s a job on your desk. A title, a story, an objective, a payday and an expiration date. You can pick it up, toss it aside or grab everything that’s currently offered.
What do Accept, Decline and Accept All do?
Accept puts the mission in your active list. Decline throws it out. Accept All means you take every mission the city dares to offer you at once.
Why do some missions have progress bars?
Some jobs need numbers to move. Bullets, heists, spots, busts, cars, races, smuggles or rank points. Until the bar fills, you’re still in the thick of it.
Why can’t I claim a reward yet?
If there’s no Claim button, the job isn’t done. The system only pays out when the objective is fully met.
What does the mission status text tell me?
It tells you if the job is alive, finished or something in between. A quiet hint, a subtle color, a little reminder of where you stand.
What are Mission Achievements?
They’re long-term goals tied to your mission life. Bigger targets, bigger rewards, the kind of stuff that builds your reputation one milestone at a time.
What’s the deal with Weekly Mission Achievements?
Same idea, different rhythm. These run on a set period. Hit the numbers before the period ends and the reward is yours.
Why do some achievements say Claimed, Claim Reward or Keep going to claim?
Claimed means you already pocketed the goods. Claim Reward means the job’s done and it’s time to collect. Keep going to claim means the finish line isn’t yours yet.
Why do I see messages like no missions or no achievements?
If a category is empty, the page tells you. It’s not broken. You just don’t have anything cooking there right now.
What is the red mission recovery warning?
If you’re in recovery, the page slaps a red banner on top explaining what’s going on. It’s the system’s way of saying take it easy, champ, before you get yourself killed.