Which order to complete first in Reality Bay
Game rules reviewed 30 October 2026
When several Reality Bay orders compete for your attention, compare what you can finish, what you would need to produce, and whether a deadline applies. Our suggestion is to choose one clear target for the next part of your session, then reassess as the board changes.
Read the order before making more items
Official Orders help says that orders appear at the top of the main board. Tapping one shows its producer and requested item level.
Inspect its reward icons and tooltips as well. Some bonuses depend on the events running in your game, so an old screenshot may not describe the current reward. Special orders can have different rules and timers.
Compare the work still needed
Our suggested checklist is:
| Question | Why it helps |
|---|---|
| Do I already have the exact requested items? | You may be able to finish without opening another production chain. |
| Is an item waiting in inventory? | Check storage before rebuilding something you saved. |
| Do I know the complete production path? | A second generator or extra ingredient can change the work involved. |
| Is there a deadline? | Compare the remaining time with the steps you still need. |
Try a practical comparison
Suppose Order A needs one item you already have and Order B offers an attractive reward but needs several items you have not started. Our suggested next move is to check whether finishing A uses anything you were saving for B. If it does not, A may be the simpler immediate task.
If B is timed, inspect its details before committing resources. Decide what you can realistically produce during the remaining window. The displayed reward alone does not tell you the total cost of reaching it.
Reassess when the board changes
After completing an order, receiving useful items or reaching a producer cooldown, check the available requests again. A previously awkward order may now fit what you have.
For an unclear item, follow the production information steps. If space is blocking you, use the board cleanup guide before producing another batch.