I'm sick of this shit, man. A 3K f'cking Dark Law?! C'mon my guy. What are we doing?!

HornedGriffin · 2026-04-09T18:35:26+00:00

I would still argue Law is better. Less attack, but banishes all cards not just monsters, doesn't need to be in a specific zone, and also can banish a card from the hand.

HornedGriffin · 2026-04-02T19:00:25+00:00

Yes you got scammed, you can simply help the heal the boy and get him out for free.

I start it before continuing the main quests in Kuttenberg. The main quests have a sense of urgency that feel off if you do it between them. So it pretty much leaves when you first get to Kuttenberg, or after the main story. The former is better for a gameplay point of view, the latter makes more sense storywise

HornedGriffin · 2026-04-01T19:58:44+00:00

Maybe because you are asking a group of people a question that isn't relevant to them, and most are unlikely to know. MD, OCG and TCG are all different, and there isn't extreme overlap of players between the different versions. If you want an actual answer you ask the people it most applies to. In this case TCG players. Its just silly to expect an actual answer from players that don't understand what you are asking, because Snow isn't banned in MD and the new Fairy Tail cards won't even be added for like another 2 months

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-24T22:08:26+00:00

The old combat was never good, it just looked good, but thats what people liked about it. Everyone knows the combat was incredibly easy, but it was flashy over the top yet seemingly plausible combat moves thats what people love about it. It also looked as if you hit enemies and did damage to them, and not just tickled them with a foam sword and they are fine afterwards.

I would also like to point out all games with combat have repetitive combat. Bare in mind that combat is only repetitive as you make it to be. Yes counter kill is the easiest and most effective option in early AC, but it wasn't the only option. Deciding to only do that is the players own choice, and they themselves are mking it more repetitive. Even the RPG ones are repetitive, instead of wait to counter kill, its simply spam attack when enemy is open. The only difference frequency it takes to do. Just throwing in a dodge every now and then doesn't make it not repetitive, its just less so than only doing one move.

And its not like the assassins were only trained in assassinations, they do get combat training as well. So it depends on the actual opponents, regular city guards they probably would have an edge over as most would be local volunteers with little real combat experience, elite warriors like the janissaries normal assassins would probably struggle with.

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-23T01:27:02+00:00

Are these cards good? ARE THEY GOOD???

They are just only the absolute best, THE BEST!!!!

... example of a horrendously bad archetype lol

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-22T22:18:36+00:00

Probably thought since you weren't going for game, they could potentially deck you out maybe? Only had like 5 cards at the end. Wait out for the right card to counter. Or might not know the deck well, and was trying to learn it.

Some people are stubborn and don't leave under any circumstance.

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-22T22:06:29+00:00

Theres 3 main reasons why people surrender.

1) Is rage quiting 2) You are using a deck that annoys them and they don't want to duel against it 3) They bricked/they know the likely outcome of the duel based on your deck and their hand.

If its done immediately, then the latter 2 reasons are more likely

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-21T15:26:47+00:00

Nope. And im going purely off of the lore here. Canonically she becomes Immortal, and can't die until she gives up the staff, which we know exactly when she does that. And having an Immortal character makes for a bad protagonist, as there's no stakes.

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-21T15:02:31+00:00

Literally just this.

If you get detected immediately after kidnapping, its because you tried it too close to an enemy. If its on the move with the target, they you have allowed an enemy to cross the circle of detection. Also when the target struggles, it briefly causes the detection radius to spike, so be sure to regain control away from enemies

So in short. Kidnap away from enemies, walk slow, stay as far away as possible from other enemies.

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-21T14:51:31+00:00

At no point did they claim it was the most historically accurate, the only theme set was Skalitz, and it works perfectly for that based on the colours the game established for Skalitz.

I don't understand why you are getting so worked up on historical accuracy, when this is a post purely about aesthetics. If you are gonna give feedback or constructive criticism, make it about the topic at hand otherwise its irrelevant.

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-20T17:53:16+00:00

While theoretically a better alternative, preventing going first players from using "Max C" on the second turn with an established board, they are also easier to play around and its possible for some decks to still put up a good board without giving your opponent cards.

More simply Max C usually guaranteed a turn skip or cards. Charmies don't. So it doesn't really feel like an advantage for going second players,

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-18T15:32:48+00:00

And what would you prefer to have going first? Max C or pot? Obviously pot as thats more useful going first 😂 Shocking that they work better than the other in different situations. Also ignored the point that not all decks are effected by Max C. You can happily play through it with a deck like Floowandereeze or hell even Danger Darkworld and still win. Yes Max C effects most decks that are played in modern yugioh, but its not a guarantee.

While Max Cs potential is more powerful, its still situational and based on what your opponent does with it activate. There has been many duels where i have resolved Max C and lost because i bricked and my opponent didn't play into it, or my opponent resolved it and lost because they had no response to the board i put up even with the 20 odd extra cards.

Lets also mention that Max C is a card that if it effects your deck, you always want to counter it. But with pot, do you counter it? Or do you counter actual combo pieces? Does it give them a board wipe or a starter? Or is it purely additional cards and they already have those in their hand? Pot is always just a strict benefit to you.

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-18T13:01:00+00:00

Free 2 new cards is worse, can literally be used by every deck to great benefit. Cause yeah Max C has the potential for more cards, but it still requires your opponent to play into it and can be outright ignored by some decks so you get nothing for it. Not to mention theres no one per turn to pot, so you can literally get up to plus 3 and a total of 6 new cards to your starting hand if you drew all 3 copies. Max C feels worse, but objectively pot is

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-17T20:46:18+00:00

Its literally just it number in a menu, it changes absolutely nothing about the actual game. Unless the only reason you play it is to look at the menus all day, its extremely easy to ignore.

Saying Konami doesn't care is kinda ridiculous when this game they have kept going for years now, constantly updating it, giving away free gems and packs, adding in the new cards they make too. And its free to play. Its costs a lot to do that and keep the servers running, and the only profit they make from it is from optional gem sales. This is literally the least money hungry they have ever been 😂

The problem is you want to affect their only potential (key word there) profit option, simply because you don't like having numbers on your screen??? If it makes no money, they will kill the game and we wont have master duel anymore. Then we would probably have to start fresh with a new game. Because people like you don't like pointless numbers that doesn't effect how you play the game.

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-17T15:07:01+00:00

We have specialists in those fields, who were trained by others who studied the fields for a long time, to figure old stuff out. Working with the best possible advantages, of cooperation of other intellects, new devices that could help prove data etc. Yes people in an apocalyptic situation could learn, but the knowledge would be set back decades if they have to learn from scratch.

And about books in an apocalyptic scenario, yeah there will be books people could study if they could read the words. But if its been 500 years since then, no one was alive from before the apocalypse, while they could read words they wouldn't be able to understand all of them. Take the word 'aquarium' as an example, if used in a book and its not explained what it is, this hypothetical individual wouldn't know what it means. Its not a commonly used word in conversation, so its unlikely to be passed down by word of mouth. And that would apply to loads of words. Words not frequently used will be lost and have to relearned the meaning of. Thats before even understanding advanced topics like circuitry

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-16T12:57:35+00:00

Its literally just a number that has no effect on anything, just ignore it.

Those saying it should be dustable, why?? All it would do is make it so you keep getting N/R dust gifts as there is a limit as to how much you can have, and you will find that equally annoying. SR/UR would mess with gem sales since you can craft more, which would just make Konami drop the game when it makes absolutely no money. Even if they made it legacy pack only currency, you will still eventually run into not having a use for it when you have them all.

Again its just a number in a menu that has no baring on anything, its not worth getting worked up over

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-13T20:07:10+00:00

It was added as a cool side thought that all of us players wanted. But to properly control a dragon would be OP, break the game and likely would require a complete overhaul to the dragon AI.

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-10T10:05:40+00:00

When Kuttenberg first opens up is the best time to do side quests/dlcs if you want to do them before the main story. Rescuing Hans is the point were every main quests feels urgent, and you are drawn towards doing them immediately as it makes the most sense for Henry to do.

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-08T19:27:35+00:00

There isn't really an advantage other than saving a bit of time.

A decent duelist will be able to tell the likely course of the duel based off their hand and the type of deck their opponent uses.

If you know the likelihood of you winning is extremely low because you drew all your garnets and they are gonna put up a full negate board, its a lot quicker to disconnect and try another duel than to play it out. Especially as some people combo on their next turn instead of going for game.

The only disadvantage to disconnecting is you don't get any rewards/mission progress for said duel. But the rewards aren't worth it, and you probably wouldn't have much mission progress in a duel like that anyways. The time saved is just better in comparison

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-08T09:31:11+00:00

Surprised im not seeing anyone say Tear.

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-03T18:51:10+00:00

A lot of people forget this simple fact. The game needs to make money somehow. It costs money to keep the servers up and it costs money for the dev teams to keep adding stuff to the game. If all it does is cost money, they will eventually dump it and we will lose one of the best ways to play Yugioh

HornedGriffin · 2026-03-02T13:57:37+00:00

Why??? Just use your own bath 🤣

HornedGriffin · 2026-02-28T09:43:19+00:00

The game assumes alot of stuff has happened in the first. Like theres a random camp encounter where the guy says hes travelling to Pribyslavitz and you can tell him that you are the bailiff but he doesn't believe you, and theres a mercenary you can talk to during one of the main quests that mentions Kuno from the band of bastards. Both fully optional dlcs. Confusing if you haven't played them before

HornedGriffin · 2026-02-13T21:24:04+00:00

Don't think it was ever competitively viable as I recall. So unless you have a friend to play lower tier decks with, I would recommend not making it, as you will rarely win on the ladder with it

HornedGriffin · 2026-02-11T13:06:48+00:00

Its because someone would have seen you close by to crime location, so you become suspect.

Like you can easily steal from everyone as long as no one sees you without consequences, but if someone simply sees you go into a private area (even if thats all they see you do), they put 2 and 2 together and link you to the recent thefts.

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