Tiles Survive!! How to Stack Intel Post Missions for Day 1 VS

To maximize your Day 1 Alliance Duel (VS) score in Tiles Survive!!, stop collecting completed Intel Post missions several hours before the weekly event reset. By holding finished combat rewards and unengaged map objectives until Day 1 officially begins, you can instantly turn in a full queue for immediate points, secure milestone reward chests, and restart your mission regeneration timers right away.

Why Stacking Intel Missions Works

Alliance Duel Day 1 awards points for radar tasks, base progression, and Intel Post objectives. Players who clear and collect their intel missions right before the server reset start the event with zero banked progress and must wait for new tasks to slowly spawn.

Stacking converts passive downtime before the reset into an immediate scoring advantage. Claiming an entire board at the start of Day 1 provides three distinct benefits:

Instant Milestone Rewards: Hitting early point tiers unlocks reward chests immediately, giving your alliance an early lead without spending rare speedups.
Early Timer Resets: Your Intel Post stops generating new missions once it reaches its storage capacity. Emptying the queue as soon as Day 1 begins restarts the spawn timer immediately, allowing you to complete an additional cycle of tasks before Day 1 ends.
March Availability: Finishing combat encounters before reset frees your march queues so they can immediately handle Day 1 gathering or rally requirements.

Intel Stacking Schedule

Your Intel Post holds a limited number of active and pending tasks determined by its facility upgrade level. If you stop clearing missions too early, the queue will cap out hours ahead of time, wasting daily resources, hero shards, and rescue tickets that would have naturally regenerated.

Time your clears so that the queue reaches capacity roughly one to two hours before the server reset.

Phase	Timing Before Reset	Action	Goal
Normal Clearing	18–24 hours prior	Dispatch and claim missions as they appear.	Keep the queue cycling for normal daily rewards.
Combat Preparation	8–12 hours prior	Dispatch marches to defeat fiends and clear barricades.	Complete the battles without claiming the final checkmarks.
Queue Lock	4–6 hours prior	Leave new rescue and exploration markers unengaged.	Fill your mission capacity without overflowing too early.
Event Execution	0–1 hour after reset	Verify Day 1 is active, claim all checkmarks, and clear idle nodes.	Bank instant VS points and restart the spawn timers.

Step-by-Step Stacking and Claiming Sequence

Follow this sequence to ensure no points are lost to premature collection or uncredited clears:

Finish Combat Tasks Without Claiming: Send squads to clear combat-based intel targets several hours before reset. When the march concludes, leave the checkmark or completed icon sitting on your screen. Do not tap to claim the rewards.
Hold Exploration and Rescue Nodes: Leave instant-action tasks, such as civilian rescues and item pickups, sitting unengaged on the map.
Confirm Day 1 Is Active: When the server resets, open the Alliance Duel event interface. Confirm that the Day 1 scoring tab and your point counter are visible before interacting with any map icons.
Claim Banked Rewards: Tap through all completed combat checkmarks to deposit the banked points into your Day 1 score.
Clear Remaining Nodes: Dispatch marches to finish the idle exploration and rescue tasks you left sitting on the field.
Cycle Subsequent Spawns: Once your mission count reaches zero, track the refresh timer on your Intel Post. Clear new missions as they appear throughout the day to maximize your total 24-hour point yield.

Common Stacking Mistakes to Avoid

Accidental Collection: Tapping completed checkmarks out of habit right before reset will waste hours of preparation. If you tend to claim rewards reflexively, avoid opening the Intel Post building during the final hours of the cycle.
Capping Too Early: Reaching maximum queue capacity eight or more hours before reset halts natural spawns, sacrificing daily resources without adding any extra event score.
Late Marches: Sending combat marches minutes before reset can leave your squads locked in battle when the event starts. Finish all battles ahead of time so only a single collection tap is needed at reset.