The Yu-Gi-Oh! Card Duel Arena 6.0

Heh, sure.



~Main Phase 1~

I set a monster in defense mode, then a facedown.




~End Phase~

*hand 4*

MZ:



S/TZ:



LP:
8000 All

Your move.

 

its my move...I draw...
chain?...

 

EXOIDA!!!



No nothing, continue.

 

I destroy whatever it is thats facedown...
with my brron...
then I attack you directly with silva...
-2300 unless you chain...

 

OOOH BU BU, I BEG TO DIFFA



You attacked the Dragon Dweling in the cave and lost 200 LP.



trollface/

 

so what?
I attack with sillva so it still dies...
I end my turn.
*hand 1*
LP:
You: 8000
Me: 7800.
Field:

 

So I didn't loose any LP, and I just wanted to do that. I rarely get to have a good moment in this game ;_;

~Draw Phase~

*hand 5*

Heh, I've got you.



~Standby Phase~

Chain?

 

no chain...

 

Well perhaps got if you don't have some elaborate chain, which I doubt.

I discard the King of the Swap to get my Poly from my deck, chain?

 

well of course I wouldnt have a chain...

 

Tut tut, when you don't ask you run head first into a dragon dwelling in a cave. :lolface:

Now I discard my Thunder dragon to get two more from my deck.

Discard:

Get:



Now I'll fuse them together with Polymerization to form the Twin Headed Thunder Dragon!







Chain?

 

Dark deal.
you make me discard 1 card and, by discarding Snoww from my hand I can select a monster from your grave and a monster in my own deck..
I get that "dark world" monster to my hand and special summon the monster I picked in your grave....
oh and your dragons go down with polymerization also making your hand 3....
LP: 6800

discard:

and special summon from your grave:

then get from my deck:


Edit: wait a minute...this isnt negation o.o
you still have your dragons lol my bad xD

 

Right, but allot of good they do me. The only use thunder dragon has is to fuse.

Anyways, blah, I set a monster in defense mode, then play two cards facedown.




~End Phase~

*hand 2*

MZ:



S/TZ:



LP:
Kaiba~8000
Brook~7800

Your move.

 

But isn't Thunder Dragon still part of your field? Or did I miss something?

 

Naw, they were in my hand, at which point I tried to use poly. Tried being the opportune word.

 

Ah yes. I get it now.

I have nothing better to do anymore so I'm open for a Duel if anybody is interested.

 

I draw...
and now sillva attacks your face down, Brron attacks you directly.
-1800 damage, chain?

 

each deck has it's own play style, strengths, weaknesses, and combos. It is my belief that your strength with a deck is based both on the decks innate strength, and on how well your strengths, weaknesses, and play style, fit with your deck. Even if you share a deck's strengths and play style, simply not having the same weaknesses means you can't play with your deck as fluently, and even if you know all of it's combos, most decks have some ability to limit or counter an opponent's plays, so you need to understand the opposing deck's strengths, weaknesses, play style, and combos as well. Each deck is unique, as is each player, so you can't fit perfectly with your deck, and even if you do, you still would need to perfectly understand the opponent's deck to unlock your deck's full strength.

My strength lies with using effects and combos to their fullest, while my weakness is effectively applying high stat monsters who have little or no effect. This made synchro summoning seem like the answer to me, and Genex was my first synchro deck, so I used that a lot, and it was the first deck I used in the arena. My play style revolves around using tactics to strengthen my field, rather than damaging the opponent's field. My first exposure to a deck that used effects to strengthen it's side was, ironically, Dark world. Dark world didn't work well for me because while it does focus on the discard for effects, and special summons, a lot of the effects are offensive, and the summoned monsters tend to be strong, rather than having additional effects. From the discarding tactic, I learned about the Fabled, who fit me the best out of the decks I have seen, so I am very strong with them, but we do have our differences. Of course, the innate strength of Fables being more than the others' helps too.

 

Facedown was Y-Dragon head.



Continue.

 

I look forward to having a tag duel with you being my partner... I wonder how a dark world deck can work together with a fabled deck xD

Brron attacked and you lose 1800 LP then its effect activates so I special summon Ceruli from the grave yard after being discarded to my opponents field in face up defense position derp~
you drop 1 card cuz of his effect...

Your LP:
6200.
Your hand: 1.
unless you chain?