RageFuel Yugioh: Duel LInks is absolutely unstrategic at this point.

[blond_elf_bard]

So one would imagine that for a trading card game to be fun for lots of people, and for it to have better replayability, there would be plenty of viable strategies to win at least around 40% of the time, right? With a game with very little strategy like tic-tac-toe, it's not hard to see what the best way to play is; it loses its fun quickly.

SO that's why Duel links has a problem. Konami has the game geared where only a limited number of deck types can hope to win very often at all. Right now, there's a Red-Eyes Fusion deck that's quite popular, and this bothers me, since it's easy to use and one has to build one's entire deck around it to counter it. Imagine a MOBA, for example, had really overpowered characters. It makes the game less fun to have to always plan around fighting those characters because there's less variety.

Edit: The game was like this since it was first made, pretty much.

Thoughts?

 

[FrothySolutions]

I used to do the Yu-Gi-Oh thing back in 2003, but then I lost my cable. And without the show to power my fandom, I kinda fell out of it.

 

[zangano1]

I played a little bit of that game a few years ago but it was too simple and I left it

 

[blond_elf_bard]

I played a little bit of that game a few years ago but it was too simple and I left it

Gems= win

 

[Dregster]

So one would imagine that for a trading card game to be fun for lots of people, and for it to have better replayability, there would be plenty of viable strategies to win at least around 40% of the time, right? With a game with very little strategy like tic-tac-toe, it's not hard to see what the best way to play is; it loses its fun quickly.

SO that's why Duel links has a problem. Konami has the game geared where only a limited number of deck types can hope to win very often at all. Right now, there's a Red-Eyes Fusion deck that's quite popular, and this bothers me, since it's easy to use and one has to build one's entire deck around it to counter it. Imagine a MOBA, for example, had really overpowered characters. It makes the game less fun to have to always plan around fighting those characters because there's less variety.

Edit: The game was like this since it was first made, pretty much.

Thoughts?

Played it a few years back.

I still remember rescue rabbit, chaos dragon, spellbooks and dragon rulers.

Shit got old pretty fast, especially when cards would get banned just to inflate similar inferior cards that was half as good as the card that got banned.

 

[FrothySolutions]

Rise of Destiny was the last expansion I followed before I fell off.

 

[ReasonableResolver]

Yu-gi-oh hasn't been playable ever since the introduction of XYZ monsters. Now anyone can summon 4 monsters with 3000+ attacks, whoever goes first wins, JFL

And I'm not even mentioning cancer decks like Trickstar, that shit is purified autism

 

[First loss]

Yu-gi-oh hasn't been playable ever since the introduction of XYZ monsters. Now anyone can summon 4 monsters with 3000+ attacks, whoever goes first wins, JFL

And I'm not even mentioning cancer decks like Trickstar, that shit is purified autism

This this and this. I used to play when I was a child. It was a trend in the neigbourhood and I was the best tbh. Good times.

 

[Dionysus]

i quit playing card games tbh

 

[heroinfather]

subterror niggers make me rage


I also rage at the fact u can only afford one decent deck