Back to collectionSaved Decks Make Repeated Playtests Easier
Background: Final Form’s internal test was shifting from one-off play sessions toward repeated evaluation. Today: The team added deck saving to the Final Form internal test. Impact and next steps: Testing could now move a little from repeated setup toward comparing different ways to play.
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Background: Final Form’s internal test was shifting from one-off play sessions toward repeated evaluation. Players were trying different deck combinations, and the team needed to address the hassle of rebuilding a setup each time they returned.
Today: The team added deck saving to the Final Form internal test. Testers responded positively. Players could keep combinations they had already tried, allowing later sessions to resume from the same setup instead of assembling it again from scratch.
Impact and next steps: Testing could now move a little from repeated setup toward comparing different ways to play. Whether saved decks would support more systematic evaluation still depended on how the team organized future playtests and feedback.