Back to collectionAfter the call, the hard question is where players keep the cards
Context: Tyson’s team responded positively to the card art in the first video call, but collaboration remains at the interest stage. Today: In the post-call review, everyone distilled the other side’s question into one line: “Where does a player put it after buying?” Impact and next: The team shifted from “Will the art appeal?”
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Context: Tyson’s team responded positively to the card art in the first video call, but collaboration remains at the interest stage. A-Zhen and the team look for practical obstacles in the other side’s questions: if the work is to become something players can use, where do they keep it after purchase, and how do they find it?
Today: In the post-call review, everyone distilled the other side’s question into one line: “Where does a player put it after buying?” That brought the discussion back to wallets: even a finished card design needs a place where players can view and manage it. Someone proposed mapping the path from purchase to storage, and A-Zhen agreed to make wallet experience a focus of the next product discussion.
Impact and next: The team shifted from “Will the art appeal?” to “How will players hold and use what they buy?” The problem became more concrete than the excitement around collaboration. The wallet remains an unresolved hurdle, and A-Zhen will next research ways to make the underlying operations less visible to players; whether a suitable path exists is still unsettled.