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Not going to bother looking at the comments but this is pretty cool and straight out of my metal gear solid games.

Here's to hoping china can make these and cheaper for everyone on earth to have access to.

We love them folks. So many great comics out there to peruse thanks to people that care about others!

It's yet to hatch from it's egg, so I'm waiting patiently. Dirt Owl, I know you love these little guys so tell me what you think. 🤓

I got some boosters from spell ruler to check out the old formats and have something for in the future I could potentially play some progression games against. I even got a binder for them too.

I also found the other day my metal gear solid trading cards and threw them in there too since it's another konami product. CCGs are cool but I can see how easily they can become a money pit lol.

cross-posted from: https://hexbear.net/post/4593143

I've been playing old formats against the ai and it's super beginner friendly (just started playing and collecting the game 2 weeks ago). Edopro let's you enforce custom rules so you can play any era of yugi from 2002 all the way up to today if you want. It's been fun learning the ropes of the game and playing decks from 2002, when the tcg first came to the west.

If anyone wants to play me and my janky 2002 tribal deck, lmk and we can set something up!

I've been playing old formats against the ai and it's super beginner friendly (just started playing and collecting the game 2 weeks ago). Edopro let's you enforce custom rules so you can play any era of yugi from 2002 all the way up to today if you want. It's been fun learning the ropes of the game and playing decks from 2002, when the tcg first came to the west.

If anyone wants to play me and my janky 2002 tribal deck, lmk and we can set something up!

My two favorite modes are breathing and light up after each keystroke. I just wish on this logitech the breathing was a little more noticeable though, minor nitpick.

I've been messing around with edopro and importing decks off ygoprodeck. I'm trying to get used to playing older simpler formats like critter and goat to learn the flow of the game. It's fun! So much easier to play than mtg, imo, as it's mostly a game about attacking with monsters and trying to do as much damage as possible in a turn.

So if you got some tips and tricks for me or other formats I should check out please let me know.

You ever fuck around and get a high score worth more than all the planets in the universe?

Someone also wrote a save handler for the games so it saves your deck and won cards.

I know next to nothing about the game outside the manga which I read a little bit in some shonen jump issues I had back in high school. It's super easy to play, much easier than magic the gathering I've found, but like all good games has depth and is hard to master.

Harkens back to the pokemon tcg game on the gameboy. Like I said it's super WIP with only a couple bots to battle against but the core mechanics of building a deck and playing via the rules are all there.

Here's the author's forum post about it on another site.

I had some pokemon cards growing up but I never like went to card shops and played people so this is right up my alley as a total newb.

Thought about this song from the movie heat due to the news of Val Kilmer's death and it still hits me right in the feels. A very moving song that brings me to tears. Heat's also a fantastic action movie too like most michael mann stuff.