Feature request: add 'take 2 creds from mumba temple' as an option

[Zach-ER]

It's so fiddly atm.

[FarCryFromHuman]

Might be better to just add a "take all" option to all cards with recurring credits. This would be possible programmatically instead of having to add the option to every card manually.

[queueseven]

Or we should remove the "Derez", so that you can take a credit with a single click instead of 2. Who uses "Derez" anyway? It could then be done with CTRL + Click or something like that.

[Quarg]

Perhaps remove the derez on things and add a /derez command.

[FarCryFromHuman]

I like @Quarg approach best as it will help alleviate confusion with newer players. I have had players derez cards because they thought they could, but this is not allowed by the rules. The only real reason for this prompt is to revert miclick rezzes or rewind the gamestate (which could easily be resolved via the command).

I also think it would be nice to have take-all functionality on any card with more than 1 recurring credit. Multithreader decks would greatly appreciate this, and it would play nicely from a UI perspective with #1279 if anyone implements this.

[zaroth]

If we go with @queueseven's idea, we could mark [Ctrl|Alt|Shift] + click as "quick actions" for many cards (and denote them as such when being listed in the pop-up menu). If we keep consistency, this could be a great boon to the UX.

Example with Gordian Blade:

• LMB: brings up a menu:

1 cred: [C] break 1 code gate subroutine
1 cred: strength +1 for rest of the run
x cred: [S] match strength of current ICE

• Ctrl+LMB: breaks 1 code gate subroutine
• Shift+LMB: matches strength of current ICE

Similarly with Mumba Temple:

• LMB: brings up a menu:

[C] take 1 credit
[S] take all credits
derez

• Ctrl+LMB: takes 1 credit
• Shift+LMB: takes all credits

Regarding merits of removing Derez as one of easily accessible options, it's a separate issue. IMHO it should stay, as the console commands are a crutch and our goal should be to make everything possible to do from the clickable UI. To help the new player's confusion, the options meant to be only for fixing stuff could be marked with separate style (e.g. yellow background and a wrench) and/or displayed only after a "fix gamestate mode" is enabled (e.g. via checkbox, fixing options could be display:hidden purely via JS on the client side).

[FarCryFromHuman]

As long as the gamestate fixing commands are hidden or called out in some fashion, either solution is fine. Confusing new players is certainly my primary concern.

Hotkeys would be nice while playing on anything with a keyboard (which I assume is the bulk of the playerbase; I can't imagine tablets have caught on that strongly).

I do have to say, as a player, that I appreciate when a command is hidden/greyed-out/otherwise disabled when it is not available per the rules. This was one of my biggest gripes about the OCTGN implementation and a large part of why I switched to J.net. I'd like to preserve the simplicity of the interface, but that can't come at the cost of poor rules enforcement. Luckily, at least in this case, I think we can have both.

[Saintis]

Adding a "take all credits" option should be the easiest fix to implement.

[NoahTheDuke]

Implemented with #4262