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(Nov. 20, 2020  1:50 AM)Eclipse Force Wrote: [ -> ]

(Nov. 20, 2020  1:49 AM)Jdog757 Wrote: [ -> ]Play a spell and put it in the graveyard, not unless it's a spell that's stays

Yeah, that's what I said. there is no spell zone that just dumb. What would you use it for? Nothing. But if its a field spell you know you put it on the field and it has lasting effects like you said, but that not anything new.

You would put it where you put a trap, it's normally called a spell and trap card zone for a reason

I haven’t really looked into rush duels but from what I can understand they are meant to be much faster than normal duels (even faster than speed duels) right?

(Nov. 20, 2020  1:51 AM)kai edits Wrote: [ -> ]

(Nov. 20, 2020  1:48 AM)Eclipse Force Wrote: [ -> ]It is canon, just in its own universe. Its called an OCG.

I am talking about to the fandom lol.

DO you know English or are you just stupid? The fandom can't be canon, its not even apart of the show. the fandom is the fanbase of any given piece of media.

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(Nov. 20, 2020  1:52 AM)Jdog757 Wrote: [ -> ]

(Nov. 20, 2020  1:50 AM)Eclipse Force Wrote: [ -> ]Yeah, that's what I said. there is no spell zone that just dumb. What would you use it for? Nothing. But if its a field spell you know you put it on the field and it has lasting effects like you said, but that not anything new.

You would put it where you put a trap, it's normally called a spell and trap card zone for a reason

A row under the zone to summon monsters is where you place traps.

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To end confusion:

If rush duels ever come to the tcg I’m definitely going to pick up the first few products in the series since they will probably become pretty valuable in the future. Lately I’ve just been experimenting with salamangreat and it’s actually still pretty good with a win rate of above 50 percent. The best thing is that it works with any engine.

yugioh is dying. Thank God I quit yugioh

(Nov. 20, 2020  2:08 AM)kai edits Wrote: [ -> ]yugioh is dying. Thank God I quit yugioh

Yugioh is still popular and doing well.

(Nov. 20, 2020  2:10 AM)Eclipse Force Wrote: [ -> ]

(Nov. 20, 2020  2:08 AM)kai edits Wrote: [ -> ]yugioh is dying. Thank God I quit yugioh

Yugioh is still popular and doing well.

I meant in my area

The main Yugioh is kinda annoying, hand traps make the game less fun and those invencibles monsters that can negate effects then bannish the card face down, draw 2 cards and finally double its attack.

(Nov. 20, 2020  2:15 AM)Ali Baba Wrote: [ -> ]The main Yugioh is kinda annoying, hand traps make the game less fun and those invencibles monsters that can negate effects then bannish the card face down, draw 2 cards and finally double its attack.

Trap cards are good I think

I play just for fun. Not for money, not for glory, not for how popular it is for fun. Same reason I do Beyblade.

(Nov. 20, 2020  2:15 AM)Ali Baba Wrote: [ -> ]The main Yugioh is kinda annoying, hand traps make the game less fun and those invencibles monsters that can negate effects then bannish the card face down, draw 2 cards and finally double its attack.

I have an idea we make a thread called digital Yu gi oh and the more battles you win you get points and you can buy cards but we have to set it up C: Good idea?

Honestly, I just remembered the malefic archetype receiving support in battles of legend Armageddon and it made me wonder why on earth Konami would ever give support to malefic cards LMAO. One of the worst archetypes ever.

(Nov. 20, 2020  9:56 PM)Zeutron Wrote: [ -> ]Honestly, I just remembered the malefic archetype receiving support in battles of legend Armageddon and it made me wonder why on earth Konami would ever give support to malefic cards LMAO. One of the worst archetypes ever.

Cyberdarks are the worst since we only got like little support lol

(Nov. 20, 2020  10:14 PM)kai edits Wrote: [ -> ]

(Nov. 20, 2020  9:56 PM)Zeutron Wrote: [ -> ]Honestly, I just remembered the malefic archetype receiving support in battles of legend Armageddon and it made me wonder why on earth Konami would ever give support to malefic cards LMAO. One of the worst archetypes ever.

Cyberdarks are the worst since we only got like little support lol

Yeah cyberdarks are really bad as well. As a whole I don’t think it’s a good archetype anyways.

(Nov. 20, 2020  10:14 PM)kai edits Wrote: [ -> ]Cyberdarks are the worst since we only got like little support lol

*Laughs in Ice Barriers who are still one of the worst Decks even with their newest SD*

(Nov. 24, 2020  12:09 PM)PinkRose Wrote: [ -> ]

(Nov. 20, 2020  10:14 PM)kai edits Wrote: [ -> ]Cyberdarks are the worst since we only got like little support lol

*Laughs in Ice Barriers who are still one of the worst Decks even with their newest SD*

At least they get support though. Vendread is still on day 36575 of waiting for support alongside codebreakers and witchcrafters(which I guess are pretty mediocre anyways).

(Nov. 28, 2020  8:45 AM)Zeutron Wrote: [ -> ]At least they get support though. Vendread is still on day 36575 of waiting for support alongside codebreakers and witchcrafters(which I guess are pretty mediocre anyways).

Witchcrafters are actually kinda competent, but I agree on Vendreads needing more support than just one Link that's more used outside of its own archetype, and Codebreakers are actually designed to be as small as Lyriluscs.
Still, the quality of a Deck doesn't entirely depend on how much support it gets (See Ice Barriers above), but rather on its playstyle, wincons and whatnot. Gimmicks like, say, Ally of Justice are doomed to fail because of situational they are, and more support won't quite change that. However, smaller cores like Evil Twins can achieve better results simply because their strategy is more versatile.

(Nov. 28, 2020  1:18 PM)PinkRose Wrote: [ -> ]

(Nov. 28, 2020  8:45 AM)Zeutron Wrote: [ -> ]At least they get support though. Vendread is still on day 36575 of waiting for support alongside codebreakers and witchcrafters(which I guess are pretty mediocre anyways).

Witchcrafters are actually kinda competent, but I agree on Vendreads needing more support than just one Link that's more used outside of its own archetype, and Codebreakers are actually designed to be as small as Lyriluscs.
Still, the quality of a Deck doesn't entirely depend on how much support it gets (See Ice Barriers above), but rather on its playstyle, wincons and whatnot. Gimmicks like, say, Ally of Justice are doomed to fail because of situational they are, and more support won't quite change that. However, smaller cores like Evil Twins can achieve better results simply because their strategy is more versatile.

Yeah that’s a good point. I guess they would still be bad no matter how much support they gave to a bad archetype, but I don’t think that’s always the case.

10sion Max!!!
Spell Effect: {Requirement} Send 1 monster from your hand to the Graveyard. {Effect} Choose 1 face-up monster you control. This turn, it gains 400 ATK, and its attacks pierce. If it is Level 10, inflict 1000 damage to your opponent.

The usual puns aside, I'm DEFENITELY running Maximum monsters in my Spellcaster Beatdown Deck now that this exists. The artwork is too cool for me to resist, and the effects are actually competent.

I actually decided to make my own yuya dimension dragon deck profile. It’s completely casual and not something for competitive play whatsoever but boy, it is fun to play with. It mostly contains one of’s since its only meant for fun. I guess I could actually change it up and make it a legitimately playable deck but it still wouldn’t be fit for the meta.

(Nov. 29, 2020  1:25 AM)Zeutron Wrote: [ -> ]I actually decided to make my own yuya dimension dragon deck profile. It’s completely casual and not something for competitive play whatsoever but boy, it is fun to play with. It mostly contains one of’s since its only meant for fun. I guess I could actually change it up and make it a legitimately playable deck but it still wouldn’t be fit for the meta.

I take it the main Deck consists of Performapal/Odd-Eyes engines for swarming?

(Nov. 29, 2020  7:19 AM)PinkRose Wrote: [ -> ]

(Nov. 29, 2020  1:25 AM)Zeutron Wrote: [ -> ]I actually decided to make my own yuya dimension dragon deck profile. It’s completely casual and not something for competitive play whatsoever but boy, it is fun to play with. It mostly contains one of’s since its only meant for fun. I guess I could actually change it up and make it a legitimately playable deck but it still wouldn’t be fit for the meta.

I take it the main Deck consists of Performapal/Odd-Eyes engines for swarming?

To be honest, it’s more like the entire structure of the deck as opposed to being used as engine but yeah that pretty much sums it up. I also made sure to plant a bunch of side cards in so that all extra deck monsters could be accessed. One thing I love to do is use arc pendulum dragon and wizard dragon to create easy trigger effect swarms.

(Nov. 29, 2020  8:15 AM)Zeutron Wrote: [ -> ]

(Nov. 29, 2020  7:19 AM)PinkRose Wrote: [ -> ]I take it the main Deck consists of Performapal/Odd-Eyes engines for swarming?

To be honest, it’s more like the entire structure of the deck as opposed to being used as engine but yeah that pretty much sums it up. I also made sure to plant a bunch of side cards in so that all extra deck monsters could be accessed. One thing I love to do is use arc pendulum dragon and wizard dragon to create easy trigger effect swarms.

That's pretty cool (and can be pretty consistent with the right ratios too).
I actually made a Pendulum Magician Deck that focuses on bringing out the Supreme King Dragons for offensive power, and it's been working pretty well (plus it's always fun to nuke your opponent's field with Z-ARC when they don't expect it).

True, Z-ARC is very fun to play.