@kinghalo_dl The reasoning is more geared towards recommending decks with less complex interactions because Yu-Gi-Oh gets very complex very quickly, and its better for most to ease most people into that. The decks being that much more simple is a byproduct of this approach.
@NovaAokami I stream on https://t.co/xaLFpBOYdJ if you end up looking for a place to raid.
I took a short break from yugioh the past month, but I've been thinking about jumping back in anyways so what the hay.
-accidentally posted this from the wrong account like an amateur.
@FarfaYGO Wizards doesn't enforce MSRP on Magic the Gathering products, so LGS's can charge whatever they want for a set. You can imagine where that leads.
@Jennie_YGO Reading these replies I swear yugioh players see a draw effect and lose their minds. Is no one actually capable of realizing that Runick drawing cards is just this decks version of the resourcing the every deck has? Else you just have bad 1for1s and just run out of cards.
@Aimbotting@FarfaYGO Fun fact, the resolution of Last Will can be done at any point that turn, so you can activate this frame 1 then perform your play and summon whatever you may need later in the turn depending on if you meet disruption or need an extender later etc.
@MDinnerFlax Kinda the opposite of the perception on Floo, where the mirror felt really fun and skillful (outside of feather storm being flipped, but that was the time we lived in). Funny to me how two similar scenarios are viewed so differently.
@KoykioTV@CodeShooting@Sacaradi24 The difference is that those cards have realistic counterplay. DBarrier is a lingering floodgate that runs directly contrary to modern archetype design and functions solely as an uno skip card in a game climate where that is synonymous with "you lose the duel"
@N3sh007 This graph seems to be from one card shop from what I've seen other people say. If you check Road of the King Tear had like a ~5 percent representation. You don't even need to scroll down to find it.
@DiamondDudeYGO This card is pretty mid in Floo. On the other hand this is one of the most interesting cards printed in at least a year and so many people are booing it because yugioh players hate new things.
@Eva_Lees_ To be fair there are like 3 different floodgates on your field. Nat beast is IO with attack points, Bamboo supports this by flat out not allowing S/T to be activated. Sunflower is 2 non once per chain monster negates. Stinkbug ends the BP so no punching. Naturia kinda toxic.
@House_of_Champs Ok so no joke this is something I tried one evening testing Trix a while back because the deck struggles going second and has trouble outing big bodies. Trust me when I say its a worse idea than you think.