@therealESGOO The first Envy peccas gave me the most trouble (more specifically, the Fullstop duo), mostly because of their ridiculous rolls while I had zero sanity. The rest was a cakewalk.
"this man...he only likes posts of a certain kind, correct?"
"Yes sir"
"and what about the abysmal dogshit?"
"No reaction, sir, aside from saying he's not interested to every post"
"good, good. give him more abysmal dogshit. that will surely change his mind."
@SYACVG The amount of copyright infringement here is unreal. Actually the funniest thing I've seen in years. It's so blatant. Like you can't even use the 'legally distinct' defense when one of your characters who is based off Light Yagami is holding the death note without alteration
@FarfaYGO ran into a Tenpai player who opened Purulia, Veiler, Nib, Ash, Ghost Bell, Imperm, and Paidra. 2 of those were drawn off Purulia, and they drew Called By for turn. They then proceeded to lose because Qebehsenuef has text on it.
@StevieBlunder__ Pokeduels' official stance on it was "shouldn't have gotten scammed" so I, for once in my life, am siding with galzo on this one. No need to pay up when the pretenses were false.
@PokeDuelsTikTok you sold your soul for interaction bait, man. just kicking them off the account (almost certainly temporarily, judging from how grimy you are) isn't gonna be enough.
@SoapyApparently If there's anything I've learned from this, it's that the average Pokemon player is a liar, cheat, and a fraud. Never touching that game or its competitive scene with a ten foot pole. Genuinely disgusting.
@EnforcerSmash@PokeDuelsTikTok He won, but it was pretty much an outright deception. One of the 10+ people behind pokeduels pretended to be new, actively said he was new in the chat, and was actually a player with over 8000 recorded duel's who was ghosting. The terms were invalid from the start.
@Minami_9109@TheTrueNanami@PokeDuelsTikTok@tigerhoods__@DaviSyrup@Forry140@MaximeSolemn Nobody likes galzo, but yugioh players are generally honest. Sharking, cheating, even intentionally misleading your opponent is enough to get you banned from comp play. Pokemon players, from what I've generally seen and from this incident, do not appear to have the same ethics.