Battlestate Games has published a new Escape from Tarkov survey designed around the game’s story missions. It prompts users to give their feedback on the campaign missions introduced in November with the 1.0 update, regardless of how far they’ve progressed through the story.
For participating in the survey, users can collect the usual assortment of rewards, including a Bulbex tool and GreenBat.
Did You Enjoy Tarkov’s Story Tasks?
Escape from Tarkov’s new survey asks questions about the average player’s progression through the game’s core campaign, introduced several months ago when the game hit 1.0 after years in a beta state.
In Battlestate’s words, it’s going to ‘help us determine the future direction of story tasks and improve your gameplay experience.’
The latter questions in the survey ask players about their desired outcome for completing more story quests. Do they want more rewards, mechanics, or interactions with traders, for instance?
There’s also a question around the frustrations raised by the story tasks. Are the actions too repetitive, is it too difficult to follow the objectives, or are the time restrictions too suffocating, for example?
When you complete the survey, you get a smattering of rewards:
- 1 x Bulbex
- 1 x Drain Cleaner
- 1 x Fuel Conditioner
- 1 x Green Battery
Escape from Tarkov’s story was a lauded addition to the game, giving it much more depth and allowing players to finally escape from Tarkov, completing the campaign and (hopefully) sailing off into the sunset – and an uncertain future.
Recently, Battlestate Games unveiled some endgame numbers, explaining how many players had managed to finish the story and adopt one of the game’s four endings.
It was confirmed that more than 32,000 people had completed Escape from Tarkov as of March 3.
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