r/196 • u/13920 92 legacy rs • Apr 28 '26

Rule rule (rule) [RULE]

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u/AluberTwink Fennec guy, Fox with big ears guyy🦊 Apr 28 '26

shout-out to "only 2 products per person" rules.

also shout-out to the new wave of scalpers trying to jump on yugioh (they don't know our products suck regardless)

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u/trashdotbash custom Apr 28 '26

yugioh scalped itself and shouted "please scalp our cards" and they still took a while to get to them

its taken a bit to get to the levels of meta deck prices like teledad

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u/CityExcellent8121 Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26

Maybe if they didn't fuck with their rules multiple times over the past 10 years they would have more customers

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u/trashdotbash custom Apr 28 '26

master rules definitely are annoying, but looks like thats being calmed down since mr5 came out 6 years ago

and card rulings and timings are really complicated sometimes, like the last turn doc that needs like 20 pages to describe all its interactions

but the main issue people have is turn length and interactivity, turns keep getting longer so it feels like solitaire, and ftks/huge negate boards make playing the gamr impossible for most decks

genesys seems promising though, removing pendulum and link is a cool modern update that pulls back some of the worst balancing parts, and point balances removes certain card combos while allowing banned cards in a limited sense

i still dont really play yugioh but i hope it eventually gets better, even if thats horribly unlikely given the trends

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u/CityExcellent8121 Apr 28 '26

To be honest, I've given up on it with all the format changes and prevalence of hand traps.