2009-06-26, 03:26 PM
I've been thinking about it and I think I've figured out (to a point) what's causing the shuffle. Some people are unaffected and that's what's brought me to this conclusion.
I believe that the new cards (all of them) are conflicting with a single old card (pre v.72) that all of the people affected by the shuffle have collected. So if your book has registered a single copy of [erroneous card, not yet determined] and then any of the new cards are collected, the next time you log in the erroneous card conflicts with the new card, and therefore sets off a reaction that causes cards to be placed at random until a new card is collected, and the process begins again.
I believe that the new cards (all of them) are conflicting with a single old card (pre v.72) that all of the people affected by the shuffle have collected. So if your book has registered a single copy of [erroneous card, not yet determined] and then any of the new cards are collected, the next time you log in the erroneous card conflicts with the new card, and therefore sets off a reaction that causes cards to be placed at random until a new card is collected, and the process begins again.