Today I'd like to put into words why Yuduki is looking forward to Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel.
- Yu-Gi-Oh is very popular all over the world Yu-Gi-Oh! is registered in the Guinness Book of Records as the TCG with the most copies sold in the world and the TCG tournament with the most participants, and Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links was the best-selling trading card game in the world last year. In addition, the company has released many animated series and theatrical movies, so it has a strong brand name with many users who have been familiar with it since they were children.
- There is no standard rotation in Yu-Gi-Oh! It is sad to see the cards you have bought and collected become unusable. In Yu-Gi-Oh, cards that are too powerful are sometimes banned, but the majority of cards are always good to use. Old decks can be brought back to the forefront with the introduction of new cards, so you can keep all your cards as a source of strength.
- Yu-Gi-Oh doesn't have summon sickness or mana cost Yu-Gi-Oh! doesn't have any annoying restrictions such as summon sickness or mana cost that many TCGs use, which makes battles progress quickly and comfortably. This simplicity is addictive.
- The game is now more balanced than it used to be One of the most notorious aspects of Yu-Gi-Oh is that the game is rife with one-turn kills, but this has mostly been solved with the introduction of hand-induced interference. The game is now much more balanced, and many different decks can be used in tournaments. Now that the difficult rules for Pendulum Summoning and Link Summoning are gone, I think it's a great time to think about coming back.
- Artistic art is good Magic: The Gathering and the Pokémon card game are great too, with their uniform designs and worldviews, but there is a richness of expression and freedom of thought that I never know what will be drawn on a Yu-Gi-Oh card, or in what touch, and that keeps me coming back. This freedom of expression sometimes leads to wonderful things that exceed our expectations. For example, I don't know of any other art series that has such a wide variety of representations of dragons.
- Happy to collect and own rare cards If you are lucky enough to get your hands on a sparkling rare card from Yu-Gi-Oh, and you are lucky enough to find it cool, strong, or very popular, the joy of adding it to your deck or collection will stimulate your desire to collect.
- It's fun to combine effects and themes to create a deck I think the fun of TCG in table talk games is that you can arrange your deck to your liking just like cooking. Whether you want to increase the strength, emphasize what you like, or surprise with something bizarre, each person has the pleasure of expanding what they want.
- Enjoy a fair game with no computers or cheaters In popular action games like apex, no matter how much you improve, you will always lose to cheaters. In chess, shogi, and go, there are few patterns, and artificial intelligence is able to find the best solution and become the strongest. On the other hand, Yu-Gi-Oh! is a deep game with an infinite number of patterns, and even with the power of computers, the best solution cannot be found. I think it can be an e-sport that will be very popular in the future.
- Train your own intellect I believe that Yu-Gi-Oh is the best way to train your brain in your spare time because it is a game that requires a lot of logical processing, like programming. Improving your memory and judgment will bring you a richer life!
- You can make friends with people from all over the world I've made friends with many people from all over the world on Yu-Gi-Oh Legacy of Duelist Link Evolution. We play free duels together, we look forward to master duels, we express our concerns about the Master Duel billing system, we are introduced to other Yu-Gi-Oh games, and I can enjoy many friendships through the translation engine even though I don't understand English. We can connect with each other just because we like Yu-Gi-Oh!
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