Reader’s Question:
I sorted the support cards in Uma Musume by rarity, but for some reason, the SSR and SR cards are showing up in the R section. Is this happening only to me?

Sorting Out the Confusion: Uma Musume Support Cards

As an avid fan of Uma Musume and someone who
navigates the intricacies of its card system, I find myself diving deep into the nuances of support cards. Recently, one of my readers reached out with a puzzling question about the sorting of support cards by rarity, specifically noting that some of their SSR (Super Super Rare) and SR (Super Rare) cards seemed to be misplaced in the R (Rare) section. Trust me, I can relate to the frustration of tech issues in games, especially when you’re just trying to organize your collection!

What’s Going On With Those Cards?

First off, let’s break down the issue. It sounds like your SSR and SR cards are showing up in the R section, and you’re wondering if it’s just you experiencing this bizarre glitch. Honestly, I’ve been there myself. There’s nothing more disheartening than organizing your cards only to find that they’re not where they’re supposed to be. It’s like when you try to fold laundry and mysteriously end up with mismatched socks. Where do they even go, right? In this case, it seems that the support cards in question may not have had their associated events unlocked. For instance, if you haven’t activated any of the event scenes for SSR cards like Espoir Shich, they might default back to the R section. This is a little quirk of the game that can catch you off guard. It reminds me of that moment when I finally unlocked an elusive character in another game after hours of grinding—pure joy mixed with a tinge of “Why didn’t I do this sooner?”

Sorting Mechanics: Understanding Ascending and Descending

The reader’s question also hinted at some confusion regarding sorting mechanics—specifically descending and ascending order. I get it; these terms can be a source of confusion. Here’s the scoop: sorting in descending order means the cards are arranged from highest to lowest, which is why you see the SSRs at the bottom if you haven’t unlocked their events. Conversely, in ascending order, the R cards rise to the top, making it feel like your prized SSRs are playing hide and seek. It’s kind of like how I feel when I’m trying to explain a new anime to my friends who are not in the loop. “No, this character is not as cool as you think just because they have flashy hair!” Sometimes, it’s all about perspective, and in games like Uma Musume, a sorted card collection can feel just as personal.

Unlocking Events: A Quick Guide

If you’re keen to get those SSRs and SRs back to their rightful places, I’d suggest diving into the event section. Just unlock one event for each SSR or SR card, and voila! They will pop back into the right section. It’s almost like opening a new door in a video game—it’s both thrilling and slightly nerve-wracking. I’ve had moments when I’ve worried about whether I’d missed a crucial event, only to find that a simple ‘click’ would solve my dilemma. For me, unlocking events is where the real fun lies. Not only do you get to see character backstories and develop a connection with them, but it’s also a great way to immerse yourself in the world of Uma Musume. Each card has its own little story, and honestly, I love getting lost in those narratives. It’s a bit of a rabbit hole, but it’s one I willingly dive into.

Conclusion: Stay Organized and Enjoy the Ride

So, if you’re still wondering why your SSR and SR cards are hanging out in the R section, remember to check those event unlocks—it’s a common pitfall! And if you ever feel overwhelmed, just remind yourself that organizing your cards is part of the journey, much like living through the ups and downs of your favorite anime storyline. Whether you’re a seasoned Uma Musume player or just a casual gamer, the important part is to enjoy the experience. I mean, isn’t that why we all love these games? To escape reality for a bit, laugh at the quirky characters, and sometimes, even learn a thing or two about ourselves in the process. Happy gaming, and may your card sorting be smooth and glitch-free!