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Cross-Pollination: What Tim Cain’s Quest Types Reveal About Live-Service Event Design
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2026-02-26
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Use Tim Cain’s quest taxonomy to mix quest types in seasonal live-service events and reduce player burnout with practical templates and metrics.
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