tawdry lotus
Rather than having the eye button that shows what cards you can see of the opponent's hand, they're simply flipped.
Obviusly, the shown card would be obstructed, and, in fact, you can hover your mouse on them and you will see them clearly, with something similar to the current system.
marsh abyss
Yeah, that's not a bad idea
jaunty whale
This is a brilliant idea
tawdry lotus
It is also cleverr for pros since they can "predict" what the enemy player strat is, or at least predict what they're gonna play
if you'd see a player playing all his resistance cards, you would probably not play groupe bretagne
snow gorge
This would be so useful
signal meteor
Seeing all of the opponent's cards would be helpful
strong egret
Yeah, that's not a bad idea
May I actually add that the opponent's cards have animations when hovering over them.
I believe that the very animation is not an actual cue on which card is being read or being hovered over. Either way even if it is, we don't know which ones are the cards, because we really shouldn't.
We all also know that you don't have a clue in a player activated a countermeasure.
But having a version like the example above would interfere with the hover animations of the opponent. Just to keep this in mind.
Great looking idea regardless, but you can't just show a hover animation over a flipped card and pretend it's only a visual change.