What exactly is the problem here? You described more or less how the Badges (Emblem XP) notification system works.
It needs to be pointed out that when you get a card from the Market, the notification appears after you convert the player to a non-tradeable card, not at purchase from the market time.
Also, once you open a pack, the resource has already been spent. There is no way to reverse the outcome or get your resources back at that point, regardless of when the notification appears. So functionally, nothing changes, and that is expected behaviour.
The issue here is this: when you look at the image I attached, you can see that I haven’t opened the pack yet, but the Emblem XP update notification has already appeared. However, the Emblem XP update notification should only appear after the card intro is completed or after the card inside the pack is revealed. If it appears before I open the pack, I can already tell the amount of XP the card will give, or even know whether there will be no notification at all, which gives me information about the card before it is revealed. This is what we call a spoiler.
Still not an issue, the screenshot shows you already spend gems/fp so when you got a pack from the store, thats when the card was assigned, whether you open it straight away or a few mins later, its still gonna be the same card irrespective of what the notification you call a spoiler.
I’m sorry, I thought the FC Mobile team was professional. In the Star Talent Scout, when the Card Program appears, the images shown on the right side of the specified card—for example, the Festival Fixtures card—do not have a visual effect behind the 110 OVR player card, whereas players with 114–115 OVR do have a visual effect behind them. Calling such fine mistakes “not an error, we did it that way on purpose” is very disappointing. If I had known it was like this, I wouldn’t have contributed by investing. Additionally, your tone is very inappropriate. Phrases like “you more or less explained the system as if you were criticizing us, so where is the problem?” come across as if you don’t understand at all. It’s very disappointing.
