What was intended by this statement?
What was intended by this statement?
James Wright
Josiah Long
>he doesn't know
Nicholas Stewart
draw this card from your main deck, you can activate this card during your main phase 1 or main phase 2. upon activation, draw 2 cards from your main deck. you do not reveal these drawn cards to your opponent. if your opponent controls a spell card negate card, they can activate it to negate this effect and destroy this card. after this card has been successfully activated and resolved, remove it from the spell/trap field and place it in your graveyard in face-up position.
Wyatt Parker
>reprint already common card that will never ever be taken off the banlist
for what purpose
Nathan Cruz
Better question. Where did it all go wrong?
Jackson Stewart
synchro/xyz
Asher Sanders
Refusing to use keywords
Powercreep
Cameron Martinez
Get out your pen and paper and draw pictures of two cards.
David Kelly
The two best Yugioh manga arcs are Millenium world and Yugioh:R, because you can see that Takahashi wanted to turn Yugioh into a tabletop rpg similar to DnD, with cards, rather than MtG without resource management.
The tabletop elements in the manga started becoming stronger, while the tcg placed greater emphasis on enhancing or going around battle city rules by introducing more special summoning mechanics.
Alexander Sanders
>back than
>play the usual dark/light chaos deck
>you get this bad boy out
Superior Jinzo
Jonathan Sanders
powercreep, it happens to all trading card games. people are now special summoning 5 cards in one turn these days
David James
>fusion of fusion, xyz, synchro and pendulum
like, good fucking luck getting all that shit out
Hudson Cruz
Yeah and this now puts off most players or returning players because now theres a huge over arcing autistic rule list and special summoning set that takes this game from a game of skill and chance to a game of pure chance and pay2win build-a-decks.
Sebastian Richardson
What
Aaron Stewart
>must be face-up on the field to activate and to resolve this effect
I assume they did this because people were interpreting card effects in really stupid ways.
Matthew Gonzalez
>implying old yugioh wasn't even worse
sure archetypes weren't a thing so much, but every deck had the same 30-35 generic staples and a few cards for flavour.
Matthew Wilson
Ah yes, my favorite card. Isn't it still banned in tournaments, despite the fact that you can literally win the game on turn 1 without it anyways?
Nicholas Ross
book of moon was a card
Isaac Gutierrez
i just realized that it's not a pot at all
it's a mug
Daniel Bell
Get negated you bitch.
Caleb Campbell
This.
Before sincro the meta was very health with many cool decks to play (I used to play a monarch one)
Cameron Fisher
yugioh fags will never understand
Samuel Ross
Its a vase.
Jackson Powell
>Before sincro the meta was very health with many cool decks to play
How to spot someone who never actually played competitive yugioh back in the day.
Parker Perez
Excepct I did. And like I said I played a Monarch control deck.
Joseph Brown
Jacob Morgan
Whats the most bs yugioh card these days? Are any of those chain link cards busted as fuck?
Connor Rivera
How exactly does the fact you played a monarch deck mean that the old yugioh meta was fair and balanced?
Aaron Bennett
Master Peace, the True Dracoslaying King is probably one of the most bs that's legal in the TCG (it's rightfully banned on the eastern formats)
Ian Sanders
I just used Paint.
Brayden Gray
Anyone have a good YGOPro client that can still fight bots TODAY?
I'm trying to make custom cards and I want something to try it out on. G2PRO and Piercy seem to both be having problems. Piercy doesn't have their offline bots and can't connect to the G2servers, and the G2Pro client isn't starting the bots when I use the AI command in password or chat.
Colton Perry
>comparing a shitty card even by 2004 standards to a ridiculous anime boss monster that was never meant to be seriously played
Liam Myers
Making money...?
Juan Gray
I read the non king first and thought it was strong but holy ahit
To Tribute Summon this card face-up, you can Tribute Continuous Spell/Trap Card(s) you control, as well as monsters. Unaffected by the effects of cards with the same card type (Monster, Spell, and/or Trap) as the original card type of the cards Tributed for its Tribute Summon. Once per turn, during either player's turn, if you control this Tribute Summoned monster: You can banish 1 Continuous Spell/Trap Card from your Graveyard, then target 1 other card on the field, destroy it.
I remember when i thought stardust was busted and when elemental dragons were insanely op. This is next level power creep
Kevin Lewis
Is it time?
Jaxson Taylor
As someone who has no experience in YGO card shit, why does drawing 2 cards warrant a spot on the ban list?
Justin James
Carson Richardson
It's a card that literally everyone would run, theres no reason not to, the next closest thing which is Pot of Desires, makes you remove 10 cards from your deck to activate, which means that not every deck can efficiently run it.
Cards like Pot of Greed where literally everyone would run it would turn the game into Whoever gets this card first wins.
Many of the spell cards that are banned are ones that turn the game into Whoever Draws This Card First Wins
Levi Morris
But is Pot that bad when there are cards like this? I know Pokemon's a vastly different game than Yugioh, but it makes me think that banning Pot is too extreme.
Gabriel Scott
>No "What do you mean MST doesn't negate?"
Dominic Thompson
>Ring of Destruction on Peten the Dark Clown
Why?
William Lee
>tfw mtg is the only tcg that power creeps in reverse
Or like an inverted bell curve or something
Cooper Fisher
I wouldn't know how pokemon tgc is played but in yugioh you could just play your hand, activate that and get 6-7 cards for no cost
Xavier Allen
Pot is bad because cards in Yugioh have no inherent associated cost or limit. Playing Pot of Greed doesn't take up an action, it doesn't cost any resources other than the card itself, it's literally a 100% free +1. There is absolutely no reason for any yugioh deck not to run 3 copies of Pot of Greed. If the card was legal yugioh decks would go from 40 cards to 37 cards since the 3 copies of Pot of Greed would pretty much be there by default on every single deck ever made.
Jacob Johnson
Why not just limit it to just 1 per deck then?
Cooper Hill
Because then every deck would be 49 cards + Pot of Greed.
The problem isn't that the card is super broken or that it makes decks too strong, it's that having a card that's in every single deck is not healthy for the game.
Caleb Edwards
Same problem, everyone would run 40 to 39 cards instead
Juan White
Now here's one that everyone thought was broken, but we never got any answers about
Landon Allen
to add to what the others have said, nowadays with how the game's progressed and how you can completely change the course of a duel with 1 card, it makes pot of greed that much stronger. wasn't so much of an issue when the game was first released though
Evan Reyes
It's not that it's strong, it's that it's brainless.
Why would you not put it in the deck, even if it's limited to 1?
Christopher Miller
My understanding is that some of the banned or limited card are usually the first set release cards that has the most basic usage. Nowadays, there are just card that need to do X or Y to do these basic function while the basic banned/limited card are still banned/limited.
Chase Miller
>yigioh
>draw 2
>BAN
>pokemon
>half your deck are draw cards
Angel Barnes
because that just makes the game more dependent on luck
its free card advantage, plain and simple. Honestly, imo no card should really be limited unless there are degenerate loops/interactions with multiple copies of it. If its too strong at 3 then why is 1 ok? Just gets sacky
Jordan Miller
Dominic Taylor
all the issues yugioh has, and god does it have a lot, pokemon tcg is just plain retarded
Owen Reyes
>pokemon
>half your deck are draw cards
Same goes for yugioh, it's just that modern draw engines are better designed than "free +1 whenever you draw this".
Wyatt Rivera
But Dark Hole's brainless and that's completely fine.
Tyler Bell
You would still run Pot of Greed in my deck. Why would you NOT have it in your deck? That's why it's banned.
Charles Garcia
Because theres no resource system in yugioh. Your resources are the cards themselves. As long as you have cards to play you can do nearly anything. In pokemon and magic you need to have energies/mana to do things. You could have 30 cards in your hand but with no mana you cant do shit. In yugioh if you have 30 cards in your hand you will probably kill the opponent on that turn.
Alexander Harris
It's not. Dark Hole doesn't see play in every deck, and there are even entire formats when no one plays it. They even unbanned Raigeki a while ago because no one was running Dark Hole. There are a ton of decks are either immune to or straight up benefit from monster destruction, and if those are popular in a format you probably don't want to risk running mass monster destruction.
Easton Gutierrez
Is buster blader worth anything these days? I traded one I had for a blowjob back when I was 12
Brayden Anderson
Dark Hole isn't brainless now because there are a million archetypes and effects that prevent monster destruction or just treat the graveyard as another deck to be searched. Any monster your opponent has that matters will still be on the field after you use it, and anything else will just have its effect go off or be back next turn, if something even better hasn't replaced it by then. Dark Hole just isn't even that good anymore and hasn't been for a long time, I mean they're putting Monster Reborn at 1 instead of being banned and that's a free revive from the grave, and I kind of doubt it will matter at all. Generic support like that has been outpaced by archetypes.
Easton White
Any of you big nigs playing Duel Links I want advice for what the best deck for Bonz is
This fucker best card btw
Justin James
Many boss cards have protection these day so using Dark hole is very suicidal, even if you don't have anything on the field.
Easton Kelly
>having monsters go the the graveyard might actually be good
>monsters may be immune to destruction
I don't understand what's going on in this game anymore.
Juan Ross
Best advice i have is to stop playing that shit game.
Zachary Anderson
Keep in mind pokemon has rotations, this card hasn't been legal in decades.
Eli Ross
how did it taste?
Tyler Taylor
Fuck u I don’t have anyone near by to play so I try to remake my decks instead
Josiah Cox
Many tactic and strategy benefit from having certain monsters in the graveyard. There is a good reason why Skull Servant is a meme at this point
Cooper Baker
There are over 120 monsters that are immune to destruction via card effect, and most of them aren't even good.
Caleb Davis
Big Boner
Kayden Collins
Oh no, the game has changed since you stopped caring about it 15 years ago. Isn't it crazy that the thousands of people actively playing and keeping the game alive didn't just play the same 2004 Duel Monsters format forever just so that every 5 or so years you could take a look at Yugioh and think "yep, still just like how I remember it" before forgetting about it for the next 5?
Joshua Morris
then play dueling book or ygo nexus you fucking retard.
Kevin Williams
Everyone knows it does these days.
Ethan Johnson
I never asked him even though we're still friends
Isaac Sanchez
>the last time I was competitive was right before the ban list was introduced
>decks were 80% built of restricted-to-1 cards
Do decks still look like that? 40-card singleton?
Liam James
Wyatt Morales
this card sucks
wonder balloon beats it 10 times
Gavin Brown
The fuck even is that
Is it free?
Jackson Morales
I've watched up to 5D's, but yeah I haven't played since back in middle school. I just keep thinking that having cards go to the graveyard or be banished should be a punishment, not a reward.
Nolan Parker
Best boy Joey
Xavier Foster
Post your Ace Card. RL or Online
Aaron Gonzalez
Nothing
Brody Butler
No because Yugioh is an actual functional card game now, and not just some shitty rushed hackjob to promote a Japanese comic book.
Liam Jackson
Beep boop motherfucker
Dylan Watson
What was his endgame?
Ryan Hernandez
Pot of Greed should be Limited. If every meta deck can run hand traps and Firewall Dragon out the fucking ass, I don't think one Pot of Greed would hurt.
Kevin Brown
But it's fun.
Matthew Rogers
His brother’s dick and also hamburgers
Jaxson Nguyen
>
He literally a fucking trap, even in the last movie.
Luke Watson
Why did Kaiba turn him into a girl?
Liam Hall
GO HARD
Levi Walker
Upstart Goblin.
Carson Sanders
There's a difference between popular staples and Pot of Greed.
Camden Reyes
Because he’s gay
Hudson Phillips
Pot of Greed is nothing compared to the insane draw engines present in most meta decks from the past five years. The fact that I could mill my deck and in fact use every milled card during the process is astoundingly more efficient than something like Pot of Greed. Pot of Greed being 'brainless' only applies in situations where not every card in a deck is malleable to different situations, which are very typically decks that are not meta.
Angel Bennett