Difference between revisions of "Optimal unlocking mechanism for booster cards is unclear"
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* time-based unlocking: 3 months after you read the initial essay, you go to collect booster cards, or the booster cards get added to your deck in one or more installments. | * time-based unlocking: 3 months after you read the initial essay, you go to collect booster cards, or the booster cards get added to your deck in one or more installments. | ||
* content-based unlocking: when you complete chapter 5 in a book, you go to a special place to collect the booster cards for chapter 2 (or maybe they just get added to your deck automatically). | * content-based unlocking: when you complete chapter 5 in a book, you go to a special place to collect the booster cards for chapter 2 (or maybe they just get added to your deck automatically). | ||
| − | * review-based unlocking: each time you go for a review, a small amount of booster cards get mixed in with material you've already seen. I've been doing this manually and informally with [[Dawnguide]]: each time I get an email reminder to review my existing cards, I read a new article (which adds a few new cards about a different-but-related topic). | + | * review-based unlocking: each time you go for a review, a small amount of booster cards get mixed in with material you've already seen. I've been doing this manually and informally with [[Dawnguide]]: each time I get an email reminder to review my existing cards, I read a new article (which adds a few new cards about a different-but-related topic; I don't literally get booster cards, since there are a limited number of cards for each article and I collect all of those on my first reading). |
actually there's two axes here: how the unlocking is paced, and whether you go out of your way to collect the cards (possibly reading some review material or "booster material" as well) or whether they get magically added to your deck. | actually there's two axes here: how the unlocking is paced, and whether you go out of your way to collect the cards (possibly reading some review material or "booster material" as well) or whether they get magically added to your deck. | ||
Revision as of 05:04, 29 March 2021
When creating booster cards, there are a few different mechanisms for unlocking the cards that one can imagine:
- time-based unlocking: 3 months after you read the initial essay, you go to collect booster cards, or the booster cards get added to your deck in one or more installments.
- content-based unlocking: when you complete chapter 5 in a book, you go to a special place to collect the booster cards for chapter 2 (or maybe they just get added to your deck automatically).
- review-based unlocking: each time you go for a review, a small amount of booster cards get mixed in with material you've already seen. I've been doing this manually and informally with Dawnguide: each time I get an email reminder to review my existing cards, I read a new article (which adds a few new cards about a different-but-related topic; I don't literally get booster cards, since there are a limited number of cards for each article and I collect all of those on my first reading).
actually there's two axes here: how the unlocking is paced, and whether you go out of your way to collect the cards (possibly reading some review material or "booster material" as well) or whether they get magically added to your deck.
