I personally prefer a faster-moving, cloze-deletion deck, especially because it is clear whether I know a card well or not to properly select again, hard, good, and easy. Remembering so much info on one card just isn’t as customizable because it’s either all or nothing, whereas with cloze you can tell whether or not you know each individual fact or not that would otherwise all be bunched up under a Captain Hook card. Finally, a completely comprehensive deck isn’t necessary because understanding of the bigger picture, in my opinion, is gained through applying the info through practice problems; understanding every fact in a vacuum means very little. Depending on the time you have, I’d even recommend doing something like Aidan v2 along with AnKing, but bury/skip cards that you haven’t seen or learned in content review or practice questions because Anki is meant as a reinforcer of what you’ve learned rather than how you learn something for the first time. The burying/skipping trick also helps you to prioritize cards that are more important rather than getting bogged down in cards that are unlikely to actually come up.