2026-01-07 11:28:21

D3 recently released a new round of Quests on Discord, this time with a different approach.

The old routine of filling out forms and doing surveys is gone, replaced by content tasks that require your own creativity — creating emojis around real domain name themes and then posting them on the X platform to participate in a lottery for the character rewards.

This design clearly focuses on quality and creativity rather than quantity. The entire process emphasizes genuine community interaction and participants' creative expression.

If you're already active on Discord and follow D3's ecosystem developments, participating in these Quests is a good idea. You can have fun with creativity and earn actual NFT character rewards in return.

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zkProofInThePudding

· 15h ago

Hey, this time D3 finally has some new tricks, much more interesting than the previous bunch of questionnaires. Honestly, I think creative production is always more comfortable than filling out forms... But when it comes to meme packs, you'll see what can be done just by looking. NFT character rewards are pretty good, but it all depends on luck whether you can hit the jackpot.

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ForumMiningMaster

· 01-09 21:07

Haha, finally no need to fill out those boring forms. The idea for D3 this time is pretty good. Come up with some meme pack ideas, and you can even win NFTs. Much smoother than the previous survey routine. --- Talking about meme packs, it's simple to say but mainly depends on who can come up with creative ideas. But this quality-first design definitely tests people more; it's more comfortable than just piling up quantity. --- Wait, can the Dopamine character thing be traded? If it can be sold, then the participation value would be even greater. --- Creative competition + NFT rewards, the combination of D3 is quite interesting. Just not sure if there will be too many participants, making the challenge maximum. --- I just want to ask, why does it have to be posted on X? Can't it be shared directly on Discord? --- Looks like I finally got some clues. From trash Quest optimization to something with real meaning, gotta give a thumbs up.

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ChainPoet

· 01-07 11:58

Haha, finally no need to fill out those boring forms. This time D3 is truly thoughtful. Honestly, if I had to create emoji packs on my own... it’s a bit brain-consuming, better to keep it simple with just a few dots and done. By the way, are these NFT characters valuable? Or are they just high-end-looking but practically useless stuff again? Creativity here is definitely more enjoyable than grinding surveys. I just wonder if there will be many participants and how the competition will be. If this round attracts creative players like the crooked-mouthed monk, they could definitely stand out and break through. It all depends on the level of creativity. But I still want to ask, are there any submission standards for these emoji packs? Or can anyone just do whatever they want? I’m optimistic about D3’s approach this time. It’s much better than those projects that keep saying "complete tasks but never finish."

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TheMemefather

· 01-07 11:51

Haha, finally no need to fill out those boring questionnaires. Can I just play with emoji packs? I like this idea. I see, creative tasks are much more interesting than just piling up numbers. It seems D3 is looking for real substance this time. I'm good at making emoji packs. Let's see if I can get that character with a lucky draw.

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BearWhisperGod

· 01-07 11:36

Finally, it's not that old, tired questionnaire anymore. This time, D3 put some effort into it. I like that meme packs can be casually played with and even earn rewards. But the real question is whether dopamine-sensitive neurons are worth the hassle to tinker with.

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PhantomHunter

· 01-07 11:29

Finally, no more filling out tedious surveys. This time, D3 has heeded the advice. Creative content tasks are definitely more popular than those routine ones.

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