Season 13 - Player Collection and Super Sets
Season 13 is coming; are you ready?
We’ve already gone over one of our premier features for Season 13, Card Customization, but we’re not done yet—in fact, we’re just getting started.
WWE SuperCard’s Season 13 is all about emphasizing and refreshing some of the core elements of the SuperCard experience. In this case, we’re buffing up the process and experience of the most foundational part of the SuperCard engine: COLLECTING CARDS.
PLAYER COLLECTIONS
Alright, so here’s the deal. WWE SuperCard has been rolling for a minute, and because of that, some of the systems can get a little…dusty. It’s our job to go in and clean off the cobwebs. Once you open SuperCard in Season 13, one of the first things you’ll notice is one of those refreshes in the Card Catalog system. Namely, that it’s gone.
Don’t Panic!
It’s not really gone, just a little different. Gone, however, are the days when you need to flip between your card inventory and catalog, wondering which cards went where and why—instead, the entire thing is now wrapped up in one module called The Collection.
Your Collection is one large scroller that displays every card that you’ve ever collected, separated by rarity. Think of it as a big trophy wall. Your entire SuperCard career, from Limited Editions and legacies to Pros and Fortifieds, all represented in one place.
Your Collection will also represent cards that are missing from your collection, allowing you to better understand which ones you need to pick up to complete certain sets and rarities.
On the other hand, you’ll still be able to manage your cards in your inventory with the new My Cards view, now with an extra coat of polish and some extra quality-of-life features.
Mass Combine: Tired of pro’ing and fortifying one at a time? Use this module to select ‘em all and smash em together. Inventory management made simple.
Perfect Pro on the Go: Never worry about Pro’ing a card too early again. Cards can no longer be locked to suboptimal stats when pro’ing if you haven’t maxed their stats out. Similar to how Variants currently work on Superstar cards, you will now be able to continue to improve a card’s stats until they’re maxed, even after they’ve been combined into a pro.
Improved Filters and Views: Change the amount of cards displayed on screen to fit your device. Enjoy improved card filtering to better find what you want, including a new filter that allows you to filter only for cards that can be safely and harmlessly removed from your inventory. Just good hygiene.
One more thing…
Super Sets
No, not like the gym. The WWE SuperCard heart rate tracker isn’t coming until February. Instead, Super Sets challenge you to grab certain cards to complete them for unique rewards. Similar to how each Collection Set works in each respective rarity, you need only to collect the right cards to complete a Super Set. Unlike the Collection Sets, Super Sets are liable to pop up at any time for various reasons. Whether they correlate with WWE programming or just whatever we feel like adding, you can keep an eye on these in your Quests menu so you don’t miss out.
Only one more blog update remaining, and then we’re in the thick of it. Are you ready? We’ll see you next week.
Talk soon,
WWE SuperCard
Game includes optional in-game purchases and paid random items. Some cards require unlocking with gameplay and/or may only be acquired via certain packs (earned or paid) for a limited time. Cards vary by pack. No guarantee that any Superstar featured will be included as part of a pack.