Daily missions get their own page
Daily missions have been around since August, but most people never found them. The only full view was a small card on your own profile: three lines of text, a counter, and a strike-through when you finished one. To see what the day asked of you, you had to leave the sky, open your profile in another tab and scroll. In flight there was the streak chip, 🔥 7 · 1/3, which told you how far along you were and nothing about what to do next.
What the board shows
The new page is at /my/missions. It's also in the account menu as Daily missions, and in flight the streak chip has an Open the missions board button that opens the same board over the game, so your flight keeps running.
From top to bottom:
- Your streak. The number of days in a row, a strip of the last seven
days with the secured ones lit, and today's dot pulsing until you take off. Below it is the next milestone (day 7 pays +20 Feathers, every 30th day +50) and a countdown to the next set of missions. The reset is midnight UTC, the same boundary the server uses, so the countdown matches when things actually change.
- Three mission cards. Each has a colour for its kind (teal for
spotting, orange for piloting, purple for the wildcard), a progress ring, a one-line hint on how to do it, and a Go button.
- The set bonus. Close all three and you get an extra +10 Feathers. The
bar fills as you go.
- Invite a friend. A standing card, not a mission of the day: what an
invite pays, how many of your friends are flying, and your link.
- The last 7 days. A folded list of how many missions you closed each day
and how many Feathers the daily loop paid you. A day you didn't open the game says so instead of showing 0 of 3.
Go goes somewhere real
The Go button was the point of this change. A spotting mission sends you into flight. The aircraft claim opens the map, where the radar scan lives. A race mission opens the race catalog. Moments open your profile, and a flying-spot review opens the spots hub.
The cargo-drop missions work a little differently, because a drop zone only exists in a few cities. Go opens a list of the zones, and you pick one to fly to. You'll need a cargo drone with a payload rig, and the list says so.
Inside the game, Go acts in place and closes the board. On the website it takes you there.
Swapping a mission
Each open card has a swap button. It trades the mission for another one of the same kind, costs 150 Feathers and works once a day. Your Feathers balance sits in the board's header, next to the button that spends it. When you've used the day's swap, every swap button turns off and a line under the cards tells you why.
What didn't change
The rewards are the same: 10 Feathers a mission, 10 for the set, 5 for a secured day, and the 120-a-day Feathers cap still applies. The board only shows the existing daily loop more clearly.