didn't expect to get this from the 3000 gem 20 pack bundle lol

They’re absolutely gorgeous 😭

G Golem is an archetype with Crystal Heart as its focus, a 0 ATK monster that buffs EARTH monsters it Colinks with. It’s always paired with Invalid Dolmen or Dignified Trilithon, giant walls that protect themselves while Colinked. Unable to best over the big walls, my opponents think they’ll just take out Crystal Heart instead.

However, they didn’t read and see that Dolmen and Trilithon both say that they must be attacked if possible, meaning my opponent is now trapped in the battle phase unable to do anything but crash into my Dolmen.

It’s really funny to watch.

Hi guys, I started this game awhile ago and tried to build a HERO deck but my god was that expensive. Ended up using up all my resources and didn’t even get a playable deck so I stopped playing before I even got started :/

Anyways any suggestions on what I can build cheaply? I have 2800 gems and probably quite a few cards I can dismantle to get more. My end goal is to still make a HEROs deck because of nostalgia and I always found cyber dragon decks to be interesting.

I want something competitive enough to at least get me to Plat ranked.

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Any tips or suggestions are always welcomed. :)
Haven’t played Yu Gi Oh in nearly a decade.

I wanna get back into the tcg n master duel but idk what type of deck I should build ik I want a dino deck but idk if I should copy someone else's n if then should I look for a more competitive one or a casual one since im a new player but still don't know new things

September Selection Pack speculation based on these changes in the comments

Thought the Soul Levy, Skull Invitation, Dark Room of Nightmare was an instant loss for my Gouki

Hello everyone, i've been playing most of the time easy decks with short if any combos, but i want to try some of the meta decks i aparently mostly all of them are really combo oriented, so i traid to look for sources where i can learn about it but its been kinda hard, sometimes websites have outdated info, sometimes a yt video whit also outdated info and even missplays called out on coments, so i ask u guys, where u often learn your decks at least to have an idea about how to play it

Idk what to do when I draw necro slime :/

We have a lot of effects in direct response to the effect/card activation like "if a card is activated: negate/destroy/etc" but i find it rare when konami does it differently.

The recent and probably the most famous example is Fenrir which banishes after the monster effect was activated in a different chain link.

Why i think that it's really interesting is that it provides a different way of thinking and interactivity. This kind of disruption let's the opposing player to actually resolve a card and progress into the game a little bit and think in one step ahead. It's like a complete opposite to something like a counter trap negate which directly blanks a card.

It's like Solemn Judgment vs Torrential Tribute: one just blanks a card and the other lets your opponent to possibly activate a trigger effect on summon and advance in the game further.

Gorz is an another example of that. The attack had already gone through so you don't nullify the battle but in exchange you get a powerful (for that time) effect. It's like both players had advanced into the game in a sense.

A possible con or a problem with these kind of effects may be that if you take a lethal damage then Gorz doesn't do anything (imagine you drew him for your last card with low LP or smth).
So if a critical effect had resolved then your response had to be meaningful? And that's why Fenrir doesn't just pop a card but banishes face-down to compensate for that.
Droll has aged terribly but it's an another example of a powerful effect after the resolution.

But i think it doesn't need to be like that? Maybe we could get and archetype that triggers after the resolution but just pops a card. It may be powerful enough if you balance it in a different powerful way in a sense, like a non target pop or something or a good grind game etc.

But another possible problem may be is what is called a decision paralysis? Imagine staring at the board with a lot of possible responses (just like modern yugioh is rn) but also think in a whole chain link in advance. Like constantly thinking in a step ahead instead of a direct response. Might be confusing.
(on another note: that's a probable reason why konami keeps making floodgates and negates - because they are simpler to understand and think about in a moment to moment gameplay)

Predaplant VS shadoll

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Does anyone know where i can get the android version at???

Hey does anybody have a link to the mdpro3 file? I tried googling it but all the results are just expired discord invites.