Patch notes

The player limit, the format, and the other settings of a tournament can now be changed after it is created, until it starts.

On Discord, a tournament match is now called when its table is open, so the call always comes with a Join button.

The game log now names the cards returned from the trash to a deck, for example with Yew Village Scroll, and Cookies returned to hand from the break area or the battle area.

The Refresh prompt now says when a Nosy Wizard that is still receiving its HP does not cover that Refresh.

At a tournament table your opponent no longer sees the name of your deck, only that you have chosen one.

More Cookie names are now translated in Simplified and Traditional Chinese.

Deck lists now export with Main Deck and Extra Deck headings, the format Meta Lab and Topdeck use. Older lists still import.

When a FLIP is activated from a card that is not attached to a Cookie as HP, the log now says that no Cookie was affected.

FLIP prompts that depend on your break area level, such as Earl Grey Cookie's, now show a note with your current level and the level required when the condition is not met.

The home page has a new design that shows the game modes and the top players.

Ranked matchmaking can now pair you with anyone whose longer search already covers your Elo, so long waits end sooner.

The practice bot now handles custom decks much better. It checks card conditions the way the rules do, stops milling itself into a Refresh, and weighs the Cookies a Special Play sacrifices.

The bot now plays its stages, items, and traps instead of placing them in the support area, and it rarely passes up a winning attack or leaves a battle slot empty.

The bot takes less time on moves when the best play is clear.

Choosing one of your own decks for the bot now starts the game right away, without a warning.

When you pick cards from your hand, such as the discard cost of Bubble Wave Shell, a tray now shows the card you are playing and each card you have picked. Picked cards get a check mark in your hand, and tapping one in the tray removes it.

When a ranked game ends, the board shows Game over while your Elo change is saved, then opens the results.

The Play menu now shows when it is connecting to the game server, and lobbies keep your seat while you reconnect.

When undo is unavailable, the Undo button now tells you why. Draws, hidden reveals, random results, and turn changes cannot be undone.

Match chat now stays open on the results screen and keeps your unsent message.

When you refresh, choosing a Cookie above LV.1 for your break area now asks you to confirm first.

Finding a match now plays a new sound that finishes before it repeats, instead of pinging every two seconds.

Ranked matchmaking now pairs players by Elo. Searches start at ±100 and widen by 100 every two minutes, up to ±600.

The Play menu is now split into two sections: one for choosing a deck and playing online, and Training grounds for bot practice and the solo sandbox.

Email verification now walks you through each step, with options to resend the email or use a different address.

Japanese, Chinese, and Vietnamese text now uses fonts made for each language, and many Chinese card names were corrected.

Ranked lobbies now hide your opponent's name and deck until the match starts.

If both players disconnect, the match now ends right away as No contest, and ranked Elo does not change.

Page links, logging out, deck searches, and creating a deck now show loading feedback, and buttons cannot be pressed twice while you wait.