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| [[File:Urgent missions.png|frame|An example of an urgent mission at the mission terminal]]
| | '''Urgent missions''' are special missions that are not always available to the player, and the equivalent of PSU's ''rare missions''. Urgent missions have a chance of appearing after completing free missions in multi mode or internet multi mode, and are not available in story mode. |
| : ''Missions received on short notice that pay particularly well. The mission will disappear once completed. Starting another mission or disbanding the party will also remove it.''
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| '''Urgent missions''' are special missions that may appear after clearing an [[open mission]] or another urgent mission in [[multi mode]]. They are the equivalent to ''Phantasy Star Universe's'' rare missions. Urgent missions provide the party with triple [[drops|drop]] rates, have rare creatures appear frequently, and reward much higher [[type points]] than other equivalent missions. | |
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| The chance of receiving an urgent mission depends on the amount of [[creatures]] defeated within the mission, and the size of the party does not affect the chance of receiving an urgent mission. Urgent missions may be obtained alone, but only when playing in multi mode. Furthermore, certain urgent missions may only appear after clearing a mission on a specific planet. | | The chance of an urgent mission appearing is based on the number of kills accrued in the course of playing the free mission. More kills results in a higher chance to get an urgent mission. Furthermore, the difficulty of the mission is the same as that of the free mission. |
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| If the party receives an urgent mission, they will be notified by the black notification banner across the screen after the results screen of the mission they just cleared. The mission that appears may only be played on the same difficulty as the open mission that was cleared to receive it.
| | Note that the chance of getting an urgent mission is not directly affected by the number of players in the party, and it is possible to get urgent missions while playing solo in multiplayer modes. |
| ==Level requirements==
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| All urgent missions require the same requirements as open missions, as below. As all members of the party would have been present in the prior open mission, there won't be any restrictions to starting the urgent mission.
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| ==Types of urgent missions==
| | Rare drop rates are tripled in urgent missions, and rare enemies appear frequently. It is possible to get two urgent missions in a row. (example: Flower of Flames appeared after clearing Phantom Ruins) |
| ===Ragol===
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| The first set of urgent missions are the Ragol urgent missions, which take place in the levels of episode 1 of ''Phantasy Star Online''. These missions require the party to reach the end, similar to an open mission, and defeat the boss, either [[Orga Dyran]] or [[Dragon]].
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| These urgent missions may appear after clearing an open mission on any planet.
| | == PSO urgent missions == |
| ===SEED purification===
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| SEED purification urgent missions task the party with removing SEED-cores across corrupted areas of Gurhal. Each member of the party will be assigned a [[Photon Eraser]], which is obtained from the starting console before the mission, which is required to destroy the SEED-cores by firing at the egg-shaped objects around it, known as [[Zohma]]. Zohma are not initially visible, and must be discovered using the goggles in first-person view first. The Photon Eraser must be assigned to the [[action palette]] and equipped when it is to be used.
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| These urgent missions may appear after clearing an open mission, with the specific mission unlocked depending on the planet of the open mission cleared.
| | == SEED purification missions == |
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| They are also the equivalent to the Operation Firebreak Missions from Phantasy Star Universe, while Frozen Flowers originally appeared during The Absolute Zero event In Phantasy Star Universe.
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| ==List of urgent missions==
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| ===Parum===
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| {{UrgentMissionHead}} | |
| {{UrgentMissionRow|Illusionary Shaft|Ragol|{{Lightning}} {{Earth}} {{Light}} {{Dark}}|10|50|100|150|200}}
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| {{UrgentMissionRow|Burning Garden|SEED purification|{{Fire}} {{Dark}}|rare={{Light}}|10|50|100|150|200}}
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| |}
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| ===Moatoob===
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| {{UrgentMissionHead}}
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| {{UrgentMissionRow|Forest of Illusion|Ragol|{{Fire}} {{Ice}} {{Lightning}} {{Earth}} {{Light}}|10|50|100|150|200}}
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| {{UrgentMissionRow|Scorched Valley|SEED purification|{{Fire}} {{Dark}}|rare={{Light}}|20|70|120|190|230}}
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| ===Neudaiz===
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| {{UrgentMissionHead}}
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| {{UrgentMissionRow|Phantom Fissure|Ragol|{{Fire}} {{Earth}} {{Lightning}}|rare={{Light}}|10|50|100|150|200}}
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| {{UrgentMissionRow|Flower of Flames|SEED purification|{{Fire}} {{Dark}}|rare={{Light}}|10|50|100|150|200}}
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| ===Clad 6===
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| {{UrgentMissionHead}}
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| {{UrgentMissionRow|Phantom Ruins|Ragol|{{Dark}}|10|50|100|150|200}}
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| {{UrgentMissionRow|Frozen Flowers|SEED purification|{{Ice}} {{Dark}}|rare={{Light}}|10|50|100|150|230}}
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| {{Missions}}
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