For reference, I’ve recently posted a list of Venture exclusive supplies found in Zombies Run and which missions they can be found in (or the missions and which items can be found, however you choose to see it), pending my own hypothetical discovery that the list might be incomplete.

Now that I’ve finally acquired the Scent Bottle–that being an item that, up until this week, eight different missions had listed as the only thing I had yet to collect–I could declutter my phone with another purge of missions I’ve already completed as there are plenty of others to choose from… I can always download them again later if I want to run them again.

That being said, my original reason for this list was to decide which of the bodyweight missions, which I’d already completed a few years ago, were high priority for repeats. And I discovered during my second attempt at Mystery at 4,000 Fathoms that one of the updates removed support for the bodyweight missions… that is, while the Run Log still tracks time spent in the mission, and bodyweight missions never had any distance to accurately track (resulting in the bizarre statistic of “Descent into Darkness” claiming I ran 0.01 mile with an average pace of 57 hours and change per mile), it no longer provides a demonstration of which exercise I’m supposed to be doing. As much as I’d like to do more bodyweight exercises, I’d really rather just focus on walking if I have to rely on the story’s dialogue to remind me how to do the exercise, so there was really no point in prioritizing the bodyweight missions any more.

So not only did I purge the four completed missions that contained the formerly missing scent bottle, I purged everything I’d completed, leaving the option of repeating missions for after that hypothetical future date when I’ve managed to complete all the stories.

Pity. I would like more bodyweight missions. They were a lot better than distance/step-based ones when I was just exercising in my bedroom when I got home from work. Still, there’s always recharging my Quest and playing the likes of Beat Saber for the purpose.