Back to collectionFrom Waiting for Tasks to Asking How They Work
By the end of August, Odyssey had given the community tasks to do each day, and newcomers no longer asked only when things would begin. BTC slipped back at the month's end, closing at USD 26,000. A month earlier, the group had no tasks for newcomers to ask about.
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By the end of August, Odyssey had given the community tasks to do each day, and newcomers no longer asked only when things would begin. When greeting them, the Night Watchman now had to explain particular stages instead of simply urging patience.
BTC slipped back at the month's end, closing at USD 26,000. One newcomer opened with a specific question: Was the task for this stage of Web3 Warriors to watch a video? Rather than answer with a bare “yes,” the Night Watchman asked them to check the current task page and its completion conditions, then follow its steps, so they would not confuse it with another stage.
A month earlier, the group had no tasks for newcomers to ask about. Now questions reached the level of a particular game and stage. The Night Watchman planned to gather easily confused points so newcomers could check them for themselves. Completing a task still depended on the page and the steps taken; the price retreat offered no answer to those details.