How to Reach 120 Daily Mission Points in Rules of Survival

In the Daily Mission version documented here, the goal was to complete enough listed objectives to reach the 120-point reward milestone. The efficient approach was to combine several tasks in the same matches—for example, surviving, moving, using a vehicle, collecting equipment, playing with friends, and earning eliminations.

Version note: mission values, reset times, reward boxes, currencies, and service availability can change. Check the live Daily Mission screen before planning around the historical numbers below.

Open the Daily Mission screen first

Read every available task, point value, progress counter, and deadline before entering a match. A task that is absent from the current screen will not necessarily award points simply because it appeared in an older guide.

Historical reward milestones

The original system used milestones at 30, 60, 90, and 120 points. Rewards included gold, boxes, and supply tickets. Exact contents should be verified in the interface because reward names and quantities may have changed.

Historical daily task list

Stack objectives in three planned matches

If the active mission screen still includes the listed survival and friend tasks, a three-match session can advance several counters at once:

1. Queue with friends when the friend objectives are active.
2. Land away from the busiest route to improve the chance of surviving five or ten minutes.
3. Loot different equipment categories rather than duplicates.
4. Use a vehicle briefly and continue moving toward the safe zone.
5. Take controlled fights only when the squad has weapons and cover.
6. Repeat until the three-match and total-survival counters complete.

This route earns progress through normal play. Do not abandon teammates, use automation, or manipulate matches to finish a counter.

Leave elimination tasks until the basic points are secure

Eliminations are less predictable than login, movement, vehicle, equipment, and survival objectives. Complete the reliable tasks first, then decide whether the remaining point gap justifies a more aggressive drop.

For elimination attempts, land near—not directly inside—a contested area, collect a usable weapon, and engage from cover. A failed hot drop can slow every survival objective.

Use currency tasks only when they are worthwhile

If opening a supply box awards mission points, compare the box cost with the value of the daily milestone. Do not spend premium or scarce currency solely to claim a reward worth less than the cost.

Before claiming rewards

• Confirm each progress bar has updated.
• Claim milestones before the daily reset.
• Check mailbox and inventory space when required.
• Read the reward contents before spending any ticket or currency.
• Take a screenshot of a completed but unclaimable task before contacting support.

The key to 120 points is task overlap. Plan matches that advance survival, distance, vehicle, equipment, friend, and elimination goals together, then fill the remaining gap with the lowest-cost objective visible in the current mission screen.