keybinds are in game in settings as is opening speed auto next card etc

with all that, you dont require holding down the key, and they are mods i seen on youtube that in my view destroy the game but they seem to like opening 30K worth of packs in 3 seconds using it

modding the game isnt a solution buddy. i want it as a feature in game. i want to pickup 6 packs press left click once and all of them to open......... common sense aint common i fear

nothing wrong with the option, nothing at all

So if you alt tab while you start opening a pack it'll open all of the stuff in your hand. You can even tab back in. I used this with a hand delimiter because I wanted to open more but not open them at sonic speed. It had it's downsides cuz if you picked up too much stuff with people in the store you would have to find a way to ditch the stuff (for me it was the trash can a lot of the time) to do other things. Usually I did it after the day was over, I called it my overtime.

That being said, modding the game IS a solution, for one, the game isn't done. Two, there isn't anything wrong with mods unless you are Nintendo.

considering i dont enjoy installing trash viruses from nexus id rather not install mods. Otherwise i appreciate the advise about using alt tab and will use that from now on. Appreciate.

joystick

genuine smooth brain response.

Windows key + tab while holding mouse.

Since hit lv 50 shop with everything unlocked stocked and nothing more to unlock for 2more levels i have changed my stance on this subject after opening tons of packets trying for a complete collection....

let me just right click a ful box and select move the entire box to my folder lmao

my arms, back and head hurts !!

hahahaha see i aint crazy mane

in real life im guessing this people who play TCG kinda buy like one pack per payday or something and im sure if your really interested in them theres a little thrill to opening a packet but wow....

Shrug. My computer seems virus free still. Believe it or not but modders don't like getting viruses either.