The Point System is the core progression mechanic in XP, using various types of points to track achievements, unlock abilities, and reward users for completing real-world tasks. Each point type serves a distinct purpose in the game's economy and character development.

• Basic Calculation: 1 Minute of effort ≈ 10XP
  • 5 minute tasks: 50XP
  • 15 minute tasks: 150XP
  • 30 minute tasks: 300XP
  • 60 minute tasks: 600XP
• Modifiers: Various factors can increase or decrease the final XP reward
• Purpose: Level up your character and unlock new content
• Primary Source: Completing achievements and tasks

• Earning Method: Awarded through achievements based on complexity and difficulty
• Tracking Periods: AP is tracked across multiple timeframes:
  • Daily (1 day)
  • Weekly (7 days)
  • Bi-weekly (14 days)
  • Monthly (30 days)
  • Bi-monthly (60 days)
  • Quarterly (90 days)
  • Half-yearly (180 days)
  • Yearly (365 days)
• Purpose: Unlock and upgrade abilities based on AP thresholds
• Special Feature: Some abilities require maintaining certain AP levels over specific timeframes

• Function: The monetary currency within the XP system
• Banking System:
  • GP deposits into player's savings account after claiming tasks
  • Limited monthly withdrawals from savings to wallet
  • Interest may be earned on saved GP
• Wallet System: Players can upgrade their carrying capacity:
  • Starting Wallet: 99GP maximum
  • Adult Wallet: 300GP maximum (+1 slot)
  • Medium Wallet: 500GP maximum (+2 slots)
  • Big Wallet: 1,000GP maximum (+3 slots)
  • Giant Wallet: 5,000GP maximum (+4 slots)
  • Tycoon Wallet: 9,999GP maximum (+5 slots)
• Purpose: Purchase items, accessories, and real-world privileges

• Scaling: HP increases as character levels are gained
• Function: Represents stamina and ability to complete achievements
• Depletion: Different achievements require varying amounts of HP to complete
• Recovery System:
  • When HP reaches 0, player must take a timeout to recover
  • Potions can restore HP and provide encouragement
  • Empty potion bottles can be returned to the shop for extra GP
• Purpose: Manage energy and prevent burnout

• Scaling: MP increases with level upgrades
• Usage: Spent to cast learned spells and abilities
• Recovery System:
  • Gradual replenishment over time
  • Can be restored using ethers and other items
  • Different Job Classes have varying MP capacities and regeneration rates
• Purpose: Enable the use of special abilities that help with tasks

Successful players maintain a balance between different point types:

• XP Focus: Prioritize leveling up quickly
• GP Focus: Emphasis on earning rewards
• AP Focus: Concentrate on unlocking abilities
• HP/MP Management: Ensure sustainable performance

• Set GP savings goals for larger rewards or wallet upgrades
• Balance MP expenditure throughout the day to avoid depletion
• Track AP over different timeframes to maintain access to key abilities
• Monitor HP levels during challenging periods to avoid burnout

The point system integrates with other game systems:

• Battle System: Uses HP/MP in combat encounters
• Achievement System: Awards XP/GP/AP for completed tasks
• Store: Uses GP for purchases
• Temple: Uses and restores MP, teaches abilities with AP

• Achievements
• Job Classes
• Levels
• Abilities
• Accessories