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Quests overview

In Life Simulator Reloaded, quests are multi-step goals tracked in your quest log. Each quest is made of milestones you complete one at a time. Finishing every milestone completes the quest and grants the reward (usually money, items, or both).

How milestones progress​

  • Milestones unlock when you perform the matching action (buy an item, win a fight, pass a day in prison, and so on).
  • Some milestones can complete out of order if you already meet the condition when the quest starts.
  • Completed quests stay completed; you cannot repeat them on the same character.

When quests appear​

  • Tutorial line — Core survival and quality-of-life quests often start automatically as you age into young adulthood (typically ages 18–23), guiding market use, jobs, housing, and social goals.
  • Job and module quests — Starting certain jobs (for example beggar) or entering key locations (Hunter's Guild, prison) can auto-start related quests.
  • Childhood — One early quest begins around age 4 and must be finished before age 10.

Rewards​

Rewards are granted once when the final milestone completes. Typical payouts:

  • Cash — scales with difficulty (tutorials → hundreds, master hunter → thousands).
  • Items — consumables, gear, or crafting mats tied to the quest theme.
  • Indirect perks — some quests unlock achievements or gate locations (for example tracker tiers).

If you complete milestones but see no reward, verify the entire quest shows as complete; partial progress does not pay out.

Tips​

  • Open the quest screen regularly so you know what to do next; rewards often fund the next stage of progression.
  • If a milestone seems stuck, check location, inventory, and job level requirements—many quests assume you are in the right place with the right gear.
  • Difficulty: tutorial quests are easy; long grinds (100 begs, 500 monster kills) are medium–hard mainly due to time.
  • Modules: Crime, Celebrity, and Monster Hunter add their own quest lines on top of core content—buy or enable those modules if a wiki page references them and you do not see the quest.