Daily quest system

You could make your list of if-statements much shorter by storing the game type id as well.

for (i = 0; i < quests.length; i++) { if (q_id == i) { wins += 1; // Save consecutive wins for a certain mini-game, i is the id and wins is the amount of wins userStats.saveProgress(i, wins); } } 

Basically, the code above loops through all game types and saves the wins. You should probably access userStats like userStats.load(gameType); and it should return the amount of wins.

if you just want to save the progress and keep track of it, i would assume you are storing the user stats in the database on the server. Take advantage of this, since if you store it in the database, in a separate table, you can store progress for everyone and reset it every day by clearing out the 1 table.

In the code you could use something like this:

if(goalUpdate){ // increment wins in database userStats.saveProgress(1,q_id); // 1 isn't necessary, but useful for items } 

Then lets say for the saveProgress() function, you do something like:

// qId is just used to pass the current q_ID the player completed, i is optional saveProgress(int i, var qId){ // var means whatever variable you need, or C# var if(qId = userData.q_ID){ // check if quest completed was for daily quest // if statement is only needed if you didn't check before now currentWins += i; } saveUserData(); // save all or part of userData to store currentWins for q_ID checkProgress(currentWins, qId); // check if goal is met, if so run function to complete } 

That will hopefully give you an idea how to handle it, but just remember when the game loads to initalize or load the userData with the Daily Quest variables. If you initialize it, that would be the best time to create a random Daily Quest for the player.

For clearing the database table, i would just setup something on the server to at a specific time every night to run a database script to clear the 1 table, so it is blank.