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How does Card Pop! work on the switch?
Pretty much the same.
Create a session with a friend both be on the main menu. Then both select card pop and you're done. You'll both get a random card.
With a lot of luck you'll get one of the 2 rare cards that were exclusive to the game.
You can only pop once with a friend until you popped with 15 other people after. After that the first ID is overwritten and your friend will be seen as new.
That's sick, thank you very much! @SharkEatingBreakfast@sh.itjust.works checkt this out!