Okay, so, I’ve been hooked on this game called TCG Card Shop Simulator. It’s pretty fun, you know, running your own little card shop. But there’s this one thing that bugged me for the longest time – that darn door at the back of the shop.
I started the game, got the hang of things, you know, buying cards, setting prices, the usual stuff. But that door… it was always locked. I’m clicking on it, trying to open it, nothing. It’s just there, teasing me. I’m thinking, “What’s behind this door? Is it some secret area? A whole new level?”
So, I kept playing, expanding my shop, getting more customers. I even tried to move things around. You see, some folks online were saying maybe it was about the layout.
- I shifted the tables away from the walls a bit.
- Made sure there was a clear path to the door.
Still nothing. That door remained stubbornly shut. It was driving me nuts!
Then, I stumbled upon this forum where people were talking about the game. Turns out, I wasn’t the only one with this problem. And guess what? The solution was kinda simple, but not really obvious.
It’s all about that shop sign, the one you flip to “Open” or “Close.” See, when you open the shop, the game’s timer starts. You gotta manage that.
Here is the trick
What you need to do is keep playing until you’ve upgraded your shop enough. Once you hit a certain point, the door just magically unlocks. I felt so silly when I finally figured it out! So I played, and played, and played. Finally, I got a notification that I could expand my shop to “Shop Lot B”. Boom! There it was. The door was finally open.
And what’s behind the door? Basically, it’s just more space. You can use it for storage, like I did. Or you can set up more tables, make it a play area for customers, whatever you want. It’s pretty cool, actually. Feels like you’ve really grown your business.
So, yeah, that’s my story of the locked door in TCG Card Shop Simulator. Took me a while to figure it out, but now I know. And hey, maybe this little write-up will help someone else who’s stuck in the same boat. Happy gaming, folks!
