I think the biggest sticking point in the missions for me is that they're voluntary, but characters haven't been given much reason to trust or want, to work with the app. So it comes into conflict between what they need to do to engage with the plot, and what they'd reasonably want to do.
The solution to that kind of depends if you want the app to be something of an ally, or a hindrance, or a threat, because that decides whether characters get further by working with it or by working against it.
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I think the biggest sticking point in the missions for me is that they're voluntary, but characters haven't been given much reason to trust or want, to work with the app. So it comes into conflict between what they need to do to engage with the plot, and what they'd reasonably want to do.
The solution to that kind of depends if you want the app to be something of an ally, or a hindrance, or a threat, because that decides whether characters get further by working with it or by working against it.