How to Unlock Weekly Supercharger Quests in Save the World

Weekly Supercharger Quests in Save the World are one of the repeatable endgame routes to permanent Superchargers, but they do not appear just because you have reached Twine Peaks. Epic ties the weekly challenge to campaign progress, Storm Shield progress and Power Level.

To unlock Weekly Supercharger Quests in Save the World, complete the Canny Valley campaign through Storm Shield Defense 5, finish Twine Peaks Storm Shield Defense 10, and reach Power Level 124 or higher. Those are separate checks, which is why rushing Storm Shields without the matching campaign progress can leave the weekly quest missing.

How to unlock Weekly Supercharger Quests in Save the World

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  1. Progress the Canny Valley main campaign until you have completed Canny Valley Storm Shield Defense 5 as part of that campaign path.
  2. Continue your Twine Peaks Storm Shield Defenses and complete Twine Peaks Storm Shield Defense 10.
  3. Raise your account to Power Level 124 or higher using your Survivor Squads and other permanent progression.
  4. Return to Homebase after the requirements are complete and check the weekly quest list.
  5. Open Twine Peaks and make sure the Power Level 160 endgame missions are visible to you.
  6. Complete the mission requirement shown by the weekly quest and claim the listed Supercharger or Core RE-PERK reward.

Why the weekly quest is still locked

The most common problem with Weekly Supercharger Quests in Save the World is having the Storm Shield number but not the required campaign progress. Save the World allows players to move through some Storm Shield content faster than the story, so a high Twine SSD does not automatically prove that the Canny campaign requirement is complete.

Power Level is another separate gate. Changing Survivor Squads can lower it, so check the number shown on your account after changing squads. If you fall below 124, the high-level mission access and weekly progression can stop lining up with what you expect.

What the weekly challenge asks you to do

Weekly Supercharger Quests in Save the World are built around the highest normal Twine Peaks missions. The current weekly challenge structure uses successful Power Level 160 missions, so choose mission types your account can finish reliably rather than forcing a difficult modifier combination just to save a few minutes.

Mission success matters. If a mission fails, it does not count as a successful completion for the quest. It is usually more efficient to pick a straightforward Retrieve the Data, Repair the Shelter or another manageable defence with a good public lobby than to repeatedly fail the hardest tile on the map.

How to make the weekly grind less painful

  • Check all available PL160 tiles before starting and choose the cleanest modifiers.
  • Use Fill if the public queue is active, especially for four-player missions.
  • Bring a Constructor or a dependable defence loadout when the objective benefits from BASE.
  • Carry enough crafting materials for traps and repairs before entering repeated endgame missions.
  • Work on mission alerts and other weekly objectives at the same time where possible.

Epic publishes the exact prerequisites for Weekly Supercharger Quests in Save the World on its Supercharger support page. If your account meets all three conditions and the quest is still absent after returning to Homebase, relaunching the mode is a sensible first troubleshooting step before reporting the issue.

For a quick check, Weekly Supercharger Quests in Save the World should be treated as part of the same progression system described above: verify the unlock requirement, use the correct Homebase menu, and read the current in-game cost or reward before you confirm anything.

That also makes Weekly Supercharger Quests in Save the World easier to troubleshoot: if the expected button or reward is absent, work backwards through the prerequisite shown in the guide instead of spending unrelated resources.

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