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rob
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Old October 11th, 2003, 12:12 AM
Just to add to what Colen said, the two new qualities were critical
additions for even more reasons. The reserved quality is needed to allow
users to build decks with those cards EXCLUDED from availability during
deck construction. The electronic quality is needed so that users can use
inventory validation of decks against just the electronic card inventory,
exclusive of any physical cards owned. These are in addition to the points
that Colen identified.

User qualities may be useful, but they undermine any formal exchange of
trade/want lists. I'm anxious to hear what folks have in mind for this (see
my previous post on the subject).

Thanks, Rob

At 04:34 PM 10/9/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>At 03:52 PM 10/9/2003, you wrote:
> > >>>Which brings me to another "request" - could qualities be user defined?
> >Rather than unknown, poor, good, fine... if I could change the text to suit
> >myself, or even better yet, add my own "quality" values, then that would be
> >great!
> >
> >I think this would be a good idea. Whenever someone wants to track
> >something you haven't thought of through inventory, you guys always tell
> >them to use an alternate quality. This makes sense and all, but with the
> >ability to make a new quality based on whatever the new thing is they want
> >to track, things would be much simpler, and there wouldn't be new
> >qualities needing to be added to (like electronic quality) The new
> >qualities the user would define should be game-system based though and not
> >used across all game systems.
>
>I believe this is already on the to-do list. However, the new qualities
>were needed, even if that feature had been added in 1.3. Why? Let's say
>that two people want to record their electronic cards, and one of them
>creates a new category of "electronic". The other creates a new category of
>"computar", perhaps because they can't spell. The addition of an extra
>Electronic quality makes it as easy as it ever was to record and trade
>electronic cards.


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