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Scripts are drafts, not final copy

Every script here is written by an AI model and fact-checked by another one against real sources. That catches a great deal and it is not a guarantee. Read what you are about to say before you say it. You are the one whose name is on the video.

Facts carry a confidence, not a promise

A claim marked confirmed came from the publisher's own material about their own game, from the store's own data for a store number, or from two independent sources that agreed, at the time it was checked. Games change: dates move, modes ship, prices shift. A fact that was true last week can be wrong today.

Sponsorship disclosure is yours to make

If a video is paid for, the law where you live almost certainly requires you to say so, clearly and up front. Nothing produced here does that for you, and nothing here is legal advice.

We are not the publisher

Abdulrahman Hashim is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or acting for the developers or publishers of any game covered here. Game names, art and trademarks belong to their owners, and the art this service gathers is theirs. Check the licence terms of any press kit before you use what is in it.

Coins are prepaid credit

Coins buy work from this studio. They are not currency, they do not earn interest, and coins you bought or were given cannot be cashed out. A run that fails returns its coins in full; a run you cancel returns the part that had not been produced yet. Referral earnings are the one thing here that can become cash, and they are kept separately, below.

What a run costs can move

The coin price of a run is worked out from what runs like it actually cost to produce, so it moves on its own, up and down, as those costs move. The pricing page always shows the price in use. Whatever it does afterwards, the price you are quoted when you press Send is the price charged for that run, and no price change ever reaches a run you have already sent. Your coins are not repriced either, though a rise does mean they buy less work than they would have before. The parts we set by hand, the flat research and art fees and the bonus on top ups, change only after we have said so on the pricing page.

Inviting other creators

Give another creator your invite code and you earn 8% of what they spend on games, for as long as they keep spending. It costs them nothing. Buying a preset slot is not a game and pays nothing, and each share is rounded down, so a very small charge can pay nothing at all. You cannot name yourself, two accounts cannot name each other, and somebody can only say who invited them before their first paid run. You can change your code 3 times, one every 30 days, and a few words are reserved because a link that reads as official is not somebody's link. Changing it does not retire it: every code your account has ever had goes on working, and nobody else can be given one of them.

We can change this programme, but not backwards

We can change the rate, change the coin bonus, change how long you have to take a share, or stop the programme altogether, and we will say so on the Referrals page before it takes effect. A change only ever applies to what you earn after it. What you have already earned stays yours at the rate it was earned at, and keeps the waiting time and the deadline it was given the day it was earned, including a share earned while these terms said earnings did not run out. The coin bonus is the exception and we would rather say so than let you assume otherwise: it is worked out on the day you take your earnings, so a change to it reaches earnings you have not taken yet.

Taking what you have earned, as coins or as cash

Referral earnings are a separate balance and are not spendable until you take them. You choose which way, and taking coins takes the whole balance at once and is final: once earnings are coins they are ordinary coins and can never become cash. As coins they are credited immediately with 10% added and rounded down, so 100 earned becomes 110 to spend, with no minimum and no waiting. As cash they are paid at face value, 1 coin to 1 cent, from $15 upwards, sent by hand in US dollars to the PayPal address you give us. There is no promised turnaround, and we may refuse a request. We pay the address you type, so check it, because money sent to the wrong address is not something we can pull back.

The wait on cash, and what a refund takes back

Earnings can only leave as cash once the payment behind them can no longer be reversed. That is 120 days after a card payment and 60 days after a bank transfer. Coins never wait. A cash request leaves your balance the moment you make it, before the money is sent, and if we turn it down or you cancel it the coins go back to the shares they came from. If somebody you invited is refunded, the matching share comes off your earnings. If you had already taken it, we take it out of your coins instead. That can put your coin balance below zero, and while it is below zero you cannot spend.

A share you do not take runs out after a year

Take a share within 365 days of earning it, or we write it off and it is no longer yours to take. Taking coins has no minimum and no waiting, so there is always something you can do about a share that is about to run out, even when cash cannot reach it yet. The Referrals page lists every share you have left and the day each one goes.

How the year is counted, and what cannot take it from you

The count starts the day you earn a share, not the day it clears the wait on cash above, and every share has its own count rather than one clock over your whole balance. They go one at a time, the soonest to run out first, and taking earnings takes those first, so taking anything saves the shares closest to going. Cash can only reach shares that have cleared the wait; coins can reach all of them. Once taken, a share is out of all this: coins you have claimed are ordinary coins, money we have sent is yours, and neither runs out. Shares earned before this rule started do not run out, because the terms when they were earned said they would not. If a cash request is with us when a share would have run out, it comes back with at least 30 days left, so waiting on us cannot cost you one. And where the law where you live requires an unclaimed balance to be treated differently, that law applies instead of these two sections, so write to us about a share that was written off and we will tell you where you stand.

Money we send you is your income

The tax on it is yours to handle, and nothing here is tax advice. If we ever have to collect a tax form before paying somebody, we will ask for it then.

If the programme is gamed

Invented accounts, referring yourself through a second address, and codes bought, sold or traded are not what this is for. Where we find it we can refuse a cash request, take the earnings back, and close the account. A closed account cannot sign in, so it cannot take what it has earned.

Your display name and your invite code, and when we change one

Do not pick a display name or an invite code that is obscene or abusive. Do not set yourself up to be taken for another creator or for anybody else, for a company you have nothing to do with, or for us and the people who work here. Do not copy a creator's name or code, or change a letter of one, so that invites meant for them land in your account. What counts is what a name does, not what you meant by it. Two creators can end up with the same name by chance, and that is fine. A pen name or a joke name is your business and not ours. Where we find a name or a code like that, we can refuse it, change it, pick the replacement, and hold it there so it is not changed back. Where your name comes from a channel you connected, that means going back to your own name and the number after it. Those are not the only answers open to us, and we use the ones that fit. Changing a name does not touch your coins or your earnings. Changing a code does not retire the old one, so a code aimed at another creator's earnings is the programme being gamed as well, and the clause above covers it.

Your drafts are yours

Scripts, art packs and the research behind them belong to you. We keep them so your dashboard works, we do not show one creator another creator's work, and we do not train anything on your briefs.

Best effort, not a guaranteed uptime

This is a small studio running real infrastructure. Runs can queue, providers can fail, and windows can be missed. If a deadline matters, do not leave it to the last hour.

YouTube is involved, and their terms apply too

QuestDraft uses YouTube API Services to confirm which channel is yours and to read public information about it. By using those parts of the service you also agree to be bound by the YouTube Terms of Service at https://www.youtube.com/t/terms.