Guide
Stocking figures without guessing
How to stock the figure line in a TCG Card Shop Simulator shop, given that the figures come as a named set with icons, that several have evolved versions, and that the statues are a larger set with shiny variants.
Applies to
no version stated by this build (see the sources page)
Before you start
- A shelf or a counter with room on it
- Enough money to buy more than one kind
- A note of which creatures you already carry
Steps
- Buy the figures by creature rather than as one generic line.
the figures are shipped with an icon each, a bat, a beetle, a fox, a golem, a piggy, a starfish and a toon among them - Put the evolved versions out beside the basic ones instead of hiding them.
several families are named in more than one version, with an evolved form beside them - Let the podium do the work: a figure is meant to stand on one.
the podiums are named as objects of their own, with a dark and a dark shiny material - Fill a corner with the larger statues rather than only small figures.
the statue set runs past the dragons, a beetle, a shellfish, a fox, a tree and a wisp among them - Keep the shiny versions for the part of the shop you want to stand out.
shiny versions of several statues are named beside the ordinary ones
Common mistakes
- Buying one creature in bulk and calling the shelf stocked.
- Leaving podiums unbought so the figures sit on bare counter.
- Mixing the tiny figures and the large statues on the same shelf.
- Treating the shiny versions as a different product instead of the same creature.
Related entries
Shop, shelves and fixturesThe figures the shop sellsThe figures are shipped as their own set with an icon each: a bat, a beetle, a fox, a golem, a piggy, a starfish and a toon among them.
Storage and stockWhere the shop's lists liveOne data object holds the objects, the furniture and the decorations split by surface.Sources
A local copy of the game, read only. Grounding for each step is on the technical reference pages; no number is estimated.