Last Z: Survival Shooter, played for you
Thirty-two tasks, measured against the live game. This is the whole list — not a selection, and not a roadmap.
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Your city
- collect_city
- Picks up everything sitting on the ground in your base.
- train_troops
- Keeps the barracks queued rather than idle.
- auto_heal
- Clears the hospital so wounded troops come back.
- season_buildings
- Works the season's buildings on their own schedule.
- vip_daily
- Claims the VIP daily, every day, without you opening the panel.
The map
- gather_rss
- Sends marches to resource nodes and brings them home.
- dispatch_trucks
- Dispatches trucks and collects them when they land.
- plunder_trucks
- Takes trucks worth taking — white power only, never red.
- dig_treasure
- Runs treasure digs while they are available.
- collect_radar
- Clears radar tasks and their chests.
Your alliance
- alliance_help
- Helps every request, dozens of times a day.
- alliance_gifts
- Opens gifts before they expire.
- send_bounties
- Sends bounty hunters out and collects them.
Fighting
- arena_attack
- Spends arena attempts on opponents it can beat.
- furylord
- Plays the Furylord event when it is running.
Plus the daily chores nobody wants to do by hand: the free shop pulls, the daily tabs, the prep chains before a themed event. The pack refuses anything that costs gold or diamonds, so it cannot spend your money on your behalf.
What a night looks like
You close the laptop at midnight. The scheduler works out what is due, gets the game to the right screen, and starts. Resource marches go out and come back. The barracks stay queued. The hospital empties. Alliance help fires whenever there is something to help with, which on an active alliance is most of the time.
In the morning you open the dashboard and read what happened. Not a claim that it worked — a list of what ran, when, and what came of it.