Back to collectionPlayer feedback and card verification move forward as L1 falls away
On Friday, the Final Form team was gathering player feedback while addressing a wait in the card marketplace. The official account opened a round of player voting. Players now had a clear way to submit opinions, and evolution-card verification had shifted from a manual queue to scheduled processing, though its ease of use still had to be seen in practice.
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On Friday, the Final Form team was gathering player feedback while addressing a wait in the card marketplace. A-Zhen's chain research group was screening technical approaches and needed to rule out options the studio could not sustain.
The official account opened a round of player voting. An evolution card requires burning four cards to obtain one of a higher tier. Previously, someone had to confirm the result before the marketplace marked it as verified; now a script signs automatically once every hour, shortening that wait. Meanwhile, the research group dropped a self-built L1 in its initial screening because it was too costly and too slow to pursue.
Players now had a clear way to submit opinions, and evolution-card verification had shifted from a manual queue to scheduled processing, though its ease of use still had to be seen in practice. With one unsuitable chain approach removed, A-Zhen's next task was to compare the remaining options against the same set of gaming needs. The choice was still open.