Reworked Monster Cards [Patch 10.4.1.1000]

**Rake** · 20 Sep 2024

The idea is a good one, we'll look into something like that.

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Quote from Rake

Greetings,
Do you want to have some sort of "template attributes" that you can save and apply to next cards?

Hi,

for example this yes, or a "bulk change" to all cards in the deck, which haven't set to specific attributes.
Example:
Deck 1 has 2000 cards with all rolled to stamina/dex/strength/patk. All card maxed or 5 stars
Deck 2 then has also 2000 cards available, but you only had set 1000 cards to for example "stamina/wisdom/HP/pdef". The other 1000 cards don't have any attributes set. Now it would be nice to bulk change all left cards, that has no attributes set, to "stamina/wisdom/HP/pdef" with the least costs (this example needs 25 dias for every attribute to set). Or the bulk change should only be available for cards, that have matching attributes to change to the target attributes for 25d each

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Xanadú · Thursday, 7:45

With most recent patch there were some changes to monster card compendium.

First, all cards seem to show 4 attributes, when in reality most of them do not have 4. also for red cards shows 4 attributes. this is not helpful when sorting by attribute number^^

second observation:

when using item 1244417 - it should usually just change the number of attributes (randomly) on the card, without asking

annoying confirm dialogue. recently, there is a dialogue, this is annoying, as the chance to get a desired outcome is very low, it is necessery to use it MANY times, always having this dialogue is extremely annoying.

so, please remove this dialogue, or make at least a checkbox so people can decide if the want to see this.

There was a condirmation in the past, when the attribute had MAX vakue, but this is for all values, no matter what....

also the info shown... does not even show the attribute for which this dialogue may appear^^

edit: the same applies to itemd 1244419, this is intended to change a random attribute, gives same dialogue, again, without telling the attribute's name (the space is empty).

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