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5/5 To prevent sniping activities, here's the thing we'll do:

▶️  we'll implement a hotfix that will prohibit buying more than 2 cards at a time

This hotfix will take some time, and the team is eager to implement it early next week.

The next post will uncover your requests about banning such users

This post is designed for open conversation, and we would like to hear your thoughts:

- how do you feel about this hotfix
- should we ban these users who benefited from others

Important thing: it doesn't make sense to ban them; we'll explain why in the upcoming thread (in 2-3 hours).

We want to hear from you 👇

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Community sentiments are the only problem here. The team debated that case. No one can say 100% whether it's good or bad to buy a bunch of cards at a time. Trading means trading.

But since we should keep our users (dozens of users said that they stopped using the app due to that issue), some solution should be done.

so what actually IS the problem here? Like, how does this user activity destabilize/ damage the game? To my mind, this is all just /part of/ the game, but maybe I'm missing a crucial detail.

One person uses a macro to buy a bunch of cards with good reactions and levels as soon as they come out, pumping the price, and then dumping them when people come in behind him. This is one of evidence.

After observing this user for over a week, I realized that he was buying in a consistent pattern 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, even before the card finished loading images.

great. Create limits systematically. Then there is no need to snipe. 
And the act of purchasing a card with good specifications in an instant, 24 hours a day for several days in a row, is crazy.

There is no need to ban me.
Not because they used illegal tools, but because they were on their best behavior within the rules.
But the fact is that some people lost a lot of money because of it.
The answer depends on how far you are willing to go with those people.

@onrekt 
It's a good idea to limit it, but at the same time, users will leave if new content doesn't come out.

I don't think they should be banned, the restriction when implemented will curb aspiring bad actors. The project is still learning and iterating, so we can cut the team some slack while you quickly work out the best possible operating environment for all users. Weldone guys!