The Noob Experiment TD Quests Guide
NETD daily and weekly quests guide — quest buff rewards, clear-all bonuses, efficient loops, and progression tips
Quests Are the Fairest Progression Loop
Daily and weekly quests are how The Noob Experiment TD rewards consistent play without demanding premium luck every session. In Tower Defense Games’ Roblox beta, quests sit beside daily rewards, codes, level rewards, crates, and crafting as the legitimate acceleration stack. After the recent quest buff, that stack got sharper: two new weekly quests, plus extra rewards for beating all daily quests and all weekly quests.
If you only log in to open crates and leave, you are skipping free progression. This guide turns quests into a short, repeatable loop you can finish before a longer Endless push or a Roblox HQ practice session.
Daily Quests
Daily quests refresh on a daily timer and usually ask for bite-sized objectives: clear waves, win on a difficulty, place or upgrade units, or participate in a mode. Exact text rotates in beta, so always read the in-game tracker — recent UI improvements made objectives and reward indicators clearer.
How to Clear Dailies Efficiently
- Redeem codes first. Active strings like
NETD,12K_LIKES, and115K_MEMBERS(plus the planned 13K-likes code) soft-start cash and items. Use the Codes page. - Claim daily rewards so login streaks and quests stack in one sitting.
- Pick the easiest map that still counts. Many dailies do not require Extreme. Save hard maps for when the objective explicitly needs them.
- Play with intent. If a quest wants upgrades, plan E presses; if it wants wins, do not dabble in doomed endless ego runs mid-list.
- Finish the full daily set when you can — the clear-all daily bonus is part of the quest buff’s point.
Daily Mindset
Treat dailies as warm-ups. Use them to practice controls, test a new crate pull, or learn a choke from the Maps Guide. A failed sweaty Extreme attempt that completes zero quests is worse than two clean Normal clears that finish the board.
Weekly Quests
Weeklies are larger objectives with larger payouts. The recent update added two new weekly quests, which means more checklist coverage and more reason to log in across several days instead of one binge.
Clear-All Weekly Rewards
Beating every weekly quest now carries extra rewards. That changes planning:
- Spread hard weeklies across the week instead of burning out Monday night.
- Use co-op when a weekly wants tougher content — difficulty scales, but rewards scale too (Co-op Guide).
- Align weeklies with crafting material needs so the same sessions feed crafting.
Weekly Planning Template
| Day focus | Example goal |
|---|---|
| Early week | Finish easy weeklies + all dailies |
| Mid week | Co-op or Hard clears for tougher ticks |
| Late week | Mop remaining weeklies; protect clear-all bonus |
| Flex slot | Endless or Roblox HQ practice after quests are safe |
Gameplay footage helps you see lobby menus, reward popups, and how sessions flow when you are hunting objectives:
How Quests Tie Into Other Systems
Crates and Levels
Quest rewards and the XP from clears push account level, which improves crate tiers toward Godly. Skipping quests slows the summon ladder described in the Crates and Summon Guide.
Economy Inside Matches
Match cash still comes from enemy kills (tied to max HP after the economy rework) and farmers such as Chief Scientist Guest. Quests do not replace farmers — they fund the meta-progression that makes farmers and DPS easier to obtain.
Titans and Ultimates
Materials and currencies from steady questing feed Ultimate crafts and the long Titan chase. See Titans and Ultimates once your daily loop is automatic.
Soundtrack and QoL
New music and clearer quest UI do not change objectives, but they make daily login less of a chore. Use the improved tracker so you stop guessing which box is still incomplete.
Efficient Quest Session (20–40 Minutes)
- Codes + daily reward.
- Open quest log; note daily count and any weekly near completion.
- Choose one map/mode that advances the most objectives at once.
- Run clean boards: farmer down early, focus E, sell junk with X.
- Claim rewards; confirm clear-all bonuses if finished.
- Only then open crates or start a long endless run.
This order keeps dopamine spends after the reliable gains.
Co-op and Quests
Parties are excellent for weeklies that need harder clears, but only if roles are split. One player should still prioritize economy. Scaled enemies pay better when you win — wiping on a four-stack with four identical early Noobs wastes the weekly window. Communicate objectives in chat before wave one.
What Not to Do
- Ignore clear-all bonuses after the quest buff.
- Burn premium resources on crates before dailies are done.
- Confuse NETD quests with systems from other Noob TD games.
- Leave weeklies for the final hour and discover you needed co-op.
- Use exploit scripts to “finish quests” — account risk is not worth a checklist.
Looking Ahead
The teased Scientist Update may add units or systems that change which quests feel efficient (new farmers, new maps, new craft sinks). Revisit this page and the Latest Patch after major drops. Until then, the quest buff already makes disciplined login streaks one of the best beta habits you can build.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What changed in the quest buff?
A: Two new weekly quests, plus rewards for completing all dailies and all weeklies. Active players get more for finishing full sets.
Q: Should I do quests before crates?
A: Yes in most sessions. Quests and clears feed levels and currencies that make summons sustainable.
Q: Do I need Extreme for every quest?
A: No. Read each objective. Many dailies complete on easier difficulties; save Extreme for requirements or better drop farming.
Q: Can co-op help with weeklies?
A: Yes. Scaled difficulty brings better rewards if the team coordinates. See the Co-op Guide.
Q: Where do codes fit?
A: Codes are separate from quests but stack in the same login. Keep Codes bookmarked alongside this guide.
Related Content
- Getting Started Guide — First-week loop
- Crates and Summon Guide — Spend quest gains wisely
- Endless Mode Guide — After quests are secure
- Maps Guide — Pick efficient clear maps
- Tier List — Units that finish objectives faster
- Latest Patch — Quest and reward changelog