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I think the simplest and best option is just to break it into multiple actions.  When you lock in a trade by confirming your address, just (give the option to) remove the cards from wishlists and tradelists at that time, but don't mess with any inventories.  Later, when you send or receive the cards, you can add or remove them from the inventory as appropriate, but don't touch the lists (because they've already been dealt with.)  It doesn't make any sense to alter the inventory before you've actually sent/received, but waiting until this time to remove them from trade/wish lists is just way too late for it to be at all useful.

Works fine on my iPod Touch.

+1. Sometimes I'm interested in seeing, say, the cheapest rares in my collection. So I filter by Rarity = Rare and then sort by Price: Lowest, and instead of what I'm looking for, I get a bunch of uncommon cards from my inventory that were previously printed as rares.

Sometimes, I am adding over 20 different cards.

Sure, unless you're on mobile

+1. I was just thinking of suggesting this myself. While we're at it, let's add bulk-editing of editions, too. Oh, you just imported four hundred commons from the same set, but left the default as "Unknown Edition"? Have fun fixing them all one-by-one, or else just scrap them all and start over from the beginning.

Because it's unnecessary spam. The developer has already stated that an update is in the works, and bugging him constantly about it isn't going to speed up the process any.

#spam #CommonCourtesy #hashtagBasicOnlineEtiquette

Ah that's good to hear, thanks

Kind of, but the Suture Priests at least came from different stock.  The ones given out as promos weren't pulled from the same card pool that would later be put in booster packs.  What I mean by this is that there were sheets printed that consisted of nothing but Suture Priests and Pristine Talismans.  These were cut up, packaged in pairs, and distributed to event coordinators to hand out to the players on Game Day.  The ones in booster packs, on the other hand, came from a separate print run of regular common sheets that were printed with one of each common, then cut up and randomized before being inserted into the packs.  The two versions of the card may look identical to each other, but they do still come from different sources, even if there's no way to actually determine which is which, after the fact.

With Ajani V., it's a different story.  There were no two separate versions.  Event coordinators received a large supply of Ajani V. promos, and were told to "give some of these out at the Prerelease event, and then just give the rest of them out at the Launch Party a week later."  There was no separate source for the "Prerelase" and "Launch Party" versions of the card, because they aren't two different versions.  Whether you got your copy at the Launch Party or a week earlier, they come from the same place either way.  But my promo Suture Priest is still something "special," different from the ones in booster packs, even if no one knows it but me.

And how are you supposed to tell which is which?  Note that the "Launch Parties" edition has no price data on that page.  I think the issue here is that the same card (with the same date stamped in foil) was given out at both the prerelease and the launch party events.  It's the same card, from the same stock.  That it was given out at two different events doesn't make them different editions.