I was planning to propose creating an encyclopedia to introduce the functions of each card, but I didn't expect @ PlayWildcard's partner to have already done it. I suggest adding some recommended card sets, otherwise beginners will be confused and have no idea how to match them. Wildcard is expected to have an event at the end of June. Over the past three years, the project team has been obsessed with development and has not done much marketing. The product has been solidly polished for many years. As a player who abandoned Dota 2 for 8 years and King of Glory for 1 and a half years, I feel that Wildcard does have playability from a gaming perspective! From a web3 perspective, I have been working on this project for over 3 years. From the initial Chinese section mod to being inactive and having my mod removed, I have received over a dozen cards at around 0.3-0.4 after several years of card theft. Currently, I have invested in several hundred thousand of them. I genuinely have a positive outlook on Wildcard and consider it a combination of knowledge and action. I will livestream Wildcard on @ Sidekick_Labs later. I have a complete plan for marketing, but when I thought about it later, I decided to forget about it. @PlayWildcard probably knows more about marketing than I do. They may just think they should do what they want when they want to, and it seems that no top tier team is marketing while polishing their products. On the contrary, there are many top tier teams that start marketing after creating a webpage. My expectations for Wildcard are no less than any other project. I saw on them the appearance of a large project before it went dormant, with the dragon lurking in the abyss.