Something that doesn't cause this I imagine...Originally Posted by Deathhappens
From YCS 2022
For real, having multiple Chain-9's on the first turn is when you realise something has gone wrong in the game...
Something that doesn't cause this I imagine...
From YCS 2022
For real, having multiple Chain-9's on the first turn is when you realise something has gone wrong in the game...
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Oh yes, the sudden uptick in whining about Tearlaments is definitely making me look forward to them. Either I like the deck so I win, or I don't like it and am forced to quit Master Duel... so I win again!
shit BL says
Once and always and nevermore.
I literally explained my rationale with specific examples a few posts ago bro.
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I actually think that quirk of the deck is quite cool, the chaotic clusterfucks of YGO are cool. What isn't quite cool is when 78% of top 32 are Tearlaments Ishizu, and 14/16 of top 16 are Tearlaments Ishizu. That's the sign something went wrong.
It was a rhetorical question. Your definition is clearly not universal.
shit BL says
Once and always and nevermore.
Nah but it's definitely closer to how most people feel
Damn, just had the craziest duel last night.
I was testing out my new Mako Tsunami deck in Ranked when I came across this player with a supercharged Rokket deck that turbo'd out their Link-5 Borrelend Dragon turn 1. I was initially baffled as to how I was going to get past that, but I eventually managed it only for the opponent to bring out a tag team of Access Codetalker and Red Eyes Darkness Metal Dragon the very next turn. Daunted I continued on and destroyed both of them but of course the opponent wasn't down and so they summoned Borrelload Savage Dragon and equipped Borrelend so that it had 5 counters on it to negate my plays. It became both a stalemate and a race against time as I was frantically trying to get rid of the counters one by one as the turns passed and the opponent regenerated their hand resources. Unfortunately I was one turn too late as just as I got rid of the final counter, the opponent managed to summon out a bunch more monsters and finish me off.
Still, I was pretty proud of myself for being able to last that long with a deck I had no experience with~
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So...Is anyone else taking part in the "Anti-Spell Festival"? The gimmick being no spell cards allowed obviously. As usual the Loaner Decks are...well, calling them a mixed bag would be generous.
It is curious that Konami didn't think to ban Anti-Monster and Anti-Trap cards from this event specifically and so I'm already seeing some Jinzo decks that if they go first can completely lock you down unless you draw a Kaiju or something.
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Dinomorphia loaner is pretty fun if entirely one-dimensional, so that's what I'm playing now. Not big brain enough to handle the Pendmage deck and I'm just not touching Amazements, idc.
I was actually putting together an Altergeist deck for the event (hoping to complete the core of my dumb Evil☆Twins deck while I was at it) but I failed on both counts. Now I'm considering whether it's worth investing the Anti-Spell Festival gems in it or just calling it quits.
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Once and always and nevermore.
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