Version 2.7.0
A battle log never stops a match from saving
Every match saves now, whatever you paste as its battle log, and the app tells you what that means for its replay. Start a Session from the match you're logging, see your opponents' sprites across your matchups, and read your decks at a glance. On iOS and Android these arrive in the next app update.
Web, iOS and Android
New
- Start a Session from Log a Match: tick the box at the end of the form and the match you're logging opens it, on that deck version.
- Open the exact deck version you played from a match's page, card by card. Arrives in the next iOS and Android app update. · iOS and Android
Improved
- A battle log can no longer stop a match from saving. A log with hidden card IDs, a cut-off log or text that isn't a log still saves the match, and the app tells you what that means for its replay and how to fix it.
- Your matchup spread and each deck's matchups show your opponents' sprites, so you can tell decks apart at a glance.
- Deck cards show your win rate with its match count, set a deck active in one tap, and keep long deck and opponent names readable instead of cutting them off.
- Recent Matches on Home shows your latest matches, whatever week you played them. Arrives in the next iOS and Android app update. · iOS and Android
- Once an app update has downloaded, you're asked to restart so it takes effect straight away. Arrives in the next iOS and Android app update. · iOS and Android
Fixed
- Your date of birth saves as the day you picked, whatever your phone's time zone. · iOS and Android
- With the app set to a different theme than your phone, cards and borders use the right colors. Arrives in the next iOS app update. · iOS