Quote:"Up to 25 objectives in each missions. (seriously?!!??! my god... find 25 glowies on Oranbega caves.... don't make me cry!)"
This
is a bit misleading. Its 25 different objectives, but the only real
limit what the map can hold. For example, if the map can hold 200 floor
items, one objective could be: Collect the Trash Cans, Quantity: 200

Quote:Mission Architect's key features

• System for creating missions is built into the game. A
  company called "Architect Entertainment" offers a virtual world
  experience for heroes and villains. You enter this company, create your
  adventure via a Holodeck-like interface and share it with the world.
• XP and influence rewards for player-created missions are exactly the same as any other mission rewards.
• You
  can level a character from level 1 to level 50 solely through Architect
  Entertainment at an equivalent rate to leveling elsewhere.
• Missions can be shared with anyone regardless of what server or side someone plays on.
• The
  mission browser is for people who just want to play the user created
  content. You can sort these stories by name, highest rated, length and
  recently added.
• You can rate a mission from 1-5 stars after completing it.
• Depending
  on how well the mission is rated, its creator will get in-game benefits
  and could even enter a Hall of Fame. Incentives!
• Missions of high regard could become Dev Choice, where even more rewards lie in wait.
• A mysterious third tier exists, but more on that later...

Inappropriate content

• Language filters check for unwanted words and won't allow publishing them until they're removed.
• Players can flag content for inappropriateness.
• All users and flags are tracked for any potential vote griefing.

Enemies

• Every enemy group that's been in the game since launch is available.
• Conversely, you can create custom enemies and enemy groups.
• Pick from minions, lieutenants, bosses.
• Give enemies any powers you want.

Miscellaneous

• Local stories are on your actual harddrive, and you can have as many as you can store.
• These local stories can be tested by you or your party, but they are not considered published yet.
• While playing local stories, you gain no rewards as this is meant for testing.
• There's a separate section for creating your own custom characters for missions.
• Architect Entertainment buildings are in 19 different zones.
• Each account can have up to 3 published story arcs.
• A story arc can be made of up to 5 missions.
• Up to 25 objectives in each missions.

Quote: - XP and influence rewards for player-created missions are exactly the same as any other mission rewards


- You can level a character from level 1 to level 50 solely through Architect Entertainment at an equivalent rate to leveling elsewhere.

Quote: Missions can be shared with anyone regardless of what server or side someone plays on.

• Every enemy group that's been in the game since launch is available.
  
  
• Conversely, you can create custom enemies and enemy groups.
  
  
• Pick from minions, lieutenants, bosses.
  
  
• Give enemies any powers you want.
  

Quote: A mysterious third tier exists, but more on that later...

Quote:So, Hall of Fame, Dev's Choice, and ???

Quote: Rewards: Full XP/Inf. As you defeat guys, every time you WOULD HAVE gotten an enhancement or something, you get skii ball tickets, you
also get a big bonus of tickets (based on what you did in the mission). Ticket vendor inside AE building, with stuff to buy, including enhancements, recipes,
salvage (but those are kinda expensive), or you can buy the same random rolls, and those tickets have been balanced vs the normal missions. If you play 1-50
in the MA, your reward should be about the same if you play 1-50 outside the MA.




Maps you can buy with the tickets that are a bit more unique, costume pieces you can buy that are a bit above and beyond. Unique versions of enemies with
different sets of powers (like another version or Lord Recluse with a different set of powers).




Get tickets when people rate your missions. Tickets are account based (at least the ones from mission ratings).




You can rate once per account (not character).