Development Update - Playtester interaction simulator

{"ops":[{"insert":"Hi, all!"},{"attributes":{"header":3},"insert":"\n"},{"insert":"\nWe're excited to announce the release of a Commander interaction simulator to the playtester! \n\nWith the simulator toggled on, at the end of your turns, there will be a chance that a hypothetical opponent does something that influences your board, hand, library or life total. This may come in the form of attacks, removal spells, counterspells, etc. The odds of different types of interaction occurring are extremely customizable.\n\nThe interaction simulator is not meant to replicate a real game, but should provide a sense of the real pushback you get from opponents when playing. This should help you identify points of weakness in your deck in a way that regular goldfishing cannot.\n\nYou can turn on the interaction simulator directly from the new game/mulligan screen in the playtester or via the \"Game menu\" dropdown in the playtester itself. From interaction settings, you can turn on an interaction widget, control what turn interaction starts on, how many instances of interaction can occur per turn, and how likely different forms of interaction are to occur. A handful of archetype presets will get you started if you're looking for practice against a specific type of opponent. \n\nAfter whichever turn you have set to begin interaction on, the \"Next turn\" button (or pressing N on desktop) will pull up your interaction log. Sometimes no interaction occurs, but other times, you'll be told to resolve something like a specific removal spell before advancing to your turn. Other than telling you what interaction has rolled, the playtester does nothing automatically. It's on you, for instance, to decide what a reasonable target for your opponent's [[Beast Within]] would be. \n\nWith the default settings, we've done our best to make the interaction simulator feel \"fair\" while still informing on how your deck would perform in a real game. What feels right to us though may be wildly far off from how games tend to go with your playgroup! If you find that to be the case, we strongly encourage you to play around with the various interaction settings until it feels right to you. \n\nEven so, we'd love to hear from you if things feel \"off\". We have a lot of dials we can turn if the general consensus is that something needs re-balancing but we think we've landed on something pretty good here. Whatever your experience with the interaction simulator is, we'd love to hear about it below.\n\nThanks for reading!\nThe Archidekt Team"},{"attributes":{"header":3},"insert":"\n"},{"insert":"\n"},{"insert":{"image":"https://storage.googleapis.com/topdekt-user/article_images/playtester_interaction/interaction1.png"}},{"insert":"\n\n"},{"insert":{"image":"https://storage.googleapis.com/topdekt-user/article_images/playtester_interaction/interaction2.png "}},{"insert":"\n\n"},{"insert":{"image":"https://storage.googleapis.com/topdekt-user/article_images/playtester_interaction/interaction3.png "}},{"insert":"\n\n"},{"insert":{"image":"https://storage.googleapis.com/topdekt-user/article_images/playtester_interaction/interaction4.png "}},{"insert":"\n\n"},{"insert":{"image":"https://storage.googleapis.com/topdekt-user/article_images/playtester_interaction/interaction5.png "}},{"insert":"\n\n"},{"insert":{"image":"https://storage.googleapis.com/topdekt-user/article_images/playtester_interaction/interaction6.png "}},{"insert":"\n"}]}