Routine work, active practice and expert work
Confirm the three attention modes have distinct commitments and outcomes.
Prerequisites: an idle character in Southfields. Choose useful fallen material needs no input or tool, so this test does not require purchased supplies.
Step by step
Tick a step after observing the expected result. Saved on this device only.
01Run one routine batch
Choose AFK plan for Choose useful fallen material, cycles 1, Careful, Wait. Commit and immediately refresh.
An active timed job exists; opening a panel does not produce output early.
02Leave and return
Close the client. Return after the displayed ten-minute boundary and refresh.
The completed batch has settled exactly once. Being offline did not cancel the work.
03Try active practice
While idle, choose Practice batch for the same method. Inspect its target range, strain ceiling, next disturbance and available interventions. Submit only actions shown for the current turn.
One active challenge is committed. Its turn advances after each accepted intervention.
04Finish the active decisions
Use the visible feedback until the challenge finishes; keep a note of quality and final output.
Ordinary Practice batch settles when its decisions finish. It is distinct from expert work’s delayed boundary.
05Try a profession-specific expert batch
Choose Expert work for the same method. Select one objective belonging to Survival and read its problem and action hints. Complete the field decisions.
The expert problem exposes its actual observations and result. Finishing decisions before the boundary leaves output pending.
06Wait for expert settlement
Refresh after the expert job’s displayed completion time. If decisions finished after the nominal boundary, allow the short final settlement interval.
The actual completed batch and career record appear once. Quality and output reflect the chosen decisions, not a fixed success guarantee.