Definition: Refers to every task in the game simultaneously.
How it works:
- Single reference representing the complete task set
- Useful for game-wide actions
When to use:
- Showing all tasks at once
- Operating on every task in the game
- Simplifying logic for global actions
Example:
Action: Show on Map (All Tasks)
Result: Every task in the game appears on the map
Notes:
- Simplest way to reference all tasks
- Automatically includes new tasks added later
- Useful for global game logic
Common mistakes:
- Using when you mean a specific range or task