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They/them.

I play card games and write about music.

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annual top 100 shout outs to electra

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@ItsKenobi_ @GG__YGO It's not about the deck being beatable it's about the deck being unbearable to play against due to a dog shit play pattern

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@ShroomUnleashed @eldanonano Also branded has four. Lunalight also exists

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@ShroomUnleashed @eldanonano Three regional tops this weekend. Stop coping

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@MechaGirlOTD And they still manage to plug easter eggs for the climax of the season as well as establishing this idea of hidden intentions and masking that run through the entire cast. Genuinely perfect in every sense.

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@MechaGirlOTD https://t.co/eRZjHmX9YX
Greatest instrumental display out of Mrs Green Apple by far and the animation sequence showing previous events seen through the eyes of the people around maomao is so heartfelt. Drives home this idea of a recluse acclimating into a group that loves her.

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@ChoPikmin @Boi_die @SeasonZero0 probably because it was charmers instead of more albaz

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@galzoTCG ...by ending on the same board maliss has always ended on? by leveraging high non-engine count to win the handtrap mini? y'all are trippin thinking this deck isn't 90% the same as before.

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@FarfaYGO "ash is just called by for charmies" is one of the stupidest takes that has ever gotten traction in this community.

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@AstroRabby @t2neZu excavated cards are counted as being in the deck. you are mistaken on that.

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@GhostBiggavelli @DistantCoder This is not the correct way to use accesscode in maliss lmao. You accesscode first and force interactions and retain a follow-up crypter push to actually kill them. Nibiru is the clearest example.

Accesscode is clearly poorly designed.

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@Chiamikaa And that said, yugioh has a culture around maintaining gamestate in a way that cheats like this have to be rather sneaky, and it'll usually be stacking or marking rather than this. Also ends up pretty difficult due to prevalence of judges at the events it matters. Sorry to yap.

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@Chiamikaa Sorry not "lapping cards *like this*" but rather, lapping cards and making sleight of hand swaps. We've had it at my locals once or twice. Keeping side cards lapped and then underdrawing for turn to then slip the card to complete the hand is I believe the method usually used.

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@WickedSusanoo @SonnysBodega @Otmno64 @FarfaYGO ...ash and impulse? Every handtrap huh.

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@coolninja831 @Bulbasam214 @JordanG9780 probably because in the vast majority of games it doesn't matter.

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@BluesYgo @MBTYuGiOh This deck is fine lol

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@JacobCohn10 @MBTYuGiOh simplified board states just don't exist anymore

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@redman2408 @House_of_Champs @Colly_TV @galzoTCG Bro it's galzo

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@DannyPancakes @NLookabill94 @galzoTCG Cartesia is more widely applicable (dracotail can run it) is the real reason