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YuGiOh Cards - StormMike - 2009-12-18
Well recently the game is becoming popular at my school, it is motivating me to play again. Sadly I gave my deck away to my cousin who lives out of state. I still know how to play but with all these new cards im clueless. What is a good boster or starter to start over with. Im planning to waste $30 tops on this game.
YuGiOh Cards - shouri - 2009-12-18
I'd say just look at the card lists that the starter decks have. Then you just get a starter deck that has cards that you like. Best to play with cards that you like rather than anything else.
YuGiOh Cards - butterfλi - 2009-12-18
The "new cards" only exist because the creators are running out of ideas for cards; hell, it was that way when they released the amazoness, archfiends, cards that can flip itself to face-down defense one a turn, spirit monsters, gaurdians and spell counters. It's still the same game of killing monsters, spells and traps. So I don't think you need to do any catching up with the new cards... nothing you can't learn just by reading the description anyway.
I'd say stick with the old school starter decks (Joey, Yugi and Kaiba) and booster packs. The only downside to that is that if you plan to play competitively, all the old powerful cards are banned (Raigeki, Change of Heart, Monster Reborn, etc). Upperdeck ran the game into the ground, imo. I also recommend getting the tin boxes and use those as decks (Jinzo, Command Knight, etc).
YuGiOh Cards - StormMike - 2009-12-18
butterfli Wrote:The "new cards" only exist because the creators are running out of ideas for cards; hell, it was that way when they released the amazoness, archfiends, cards that can flip itself to face-down defense one a turn, spirit monsters, gaurdians and spell counters. It's still the same game of killing monsters, spells and traps. So I don't think you need to do any catching up with the new cards... nothing you can't learn just by reading the description anyway.
I'd say stick with the old school starter decks (Joey, Yugi and Kaiba) and booster packs. The only downside to that is that if you plan to play competitively, all the old powerful cards are banned (Raigeki, Change of Heart, Monster Reborn, etc). Upperdeck ran the game into the ground, imo. I also recommend getting the tin boxes and use those as decks (Jinzo, Command Knight, etc).
No online buy.
And I want jinzo so badly to bad the tins are like super rare unless I buy online sigh.
YuGiOh Cards - kingdj333 - 2009-12-18
Didn;t YuGiOh die like 4 years ago?
How did it become famous in your school?
YuGiOh Cards - mattchu - 2009-12-18
kingdj333 Wrote:Didn;t YuGiOh die like 4 years ago?
How did it become famous in your school?
maybe people felt like playing it again? like when my hs played pokemon again.
YuGiOh Cards - butterfλi - 2009-12-18
When I stopped playing, these two badboys eliminated the need to have Jinzo in my deck.
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Mirage_Dragon
http://yugioh.wikia.com/wiki/Pitch-Black_Warwolf
Both of these are common but I forgot what booster they're from. Check online. I'm pretty sure there are other cards that are new now to replace Jinzo and are just as cheap.
YuGiOh Cards - Horusmaster - 2009-12-18
As someone who won the free tournament at a local card store once 5 years ago.
My advice is to get a structure deck. Either zombie or warrior, those two are the best without getting additional cards.
YuGiOh Cards - SuperNerd - 2009-12-18
butterfli Wrote:The "new cards" only exist because the creators are running out of ideas for cards; hell, it was that way when they released the amazoness, archfiends, cards that can flip itself to face-down defense one a turn, spirit monsters, gaurdians and spell counters. It's still the same game of killing monsters, spells and traps. So I don't think you need to do any catching up with the new cards... nothing you can't learn just by reading the description anyway.
I'd say stick with the old school starter decks (Joey, Yugi and Kaiba) and booster packs. The only downside to that is that if you plan to play competitively, all the old powerful cards are banned (Raigeki, Change of Heart, Monster Reborn, etc). Upperdeck ran the game into the ground, imo. I also recommend getting the tin boxes and use those as decks (Jinzo, Command Knight, etc).
Right, cause when something's new, a fresh idea or original, it's running out of ideas and ruining the game. That's BS.
I've been playing the game since the beginning up to the latest set and promos, and the game's only been getting better. Sure the game has gone through some bumps--with the occasional release of a way-too-powerful cards... early example of this was Chaos Emperor Dragon, and the latest example would be Judgment Dragoon--but it evens out in the end. And now almost every Type, Attribute and Archetype are getting their own support now'a'days, when they were previously forgotten.
Synchro Monsters are a big part of the game now. And I mean BIG. You won't really be able to play for fun or competitively until you learn about the new mechanics. Synchro Monsters have a white frame, and are like Fusion Monsters, except you combine a regular monster (or more), with a monster called a "Tuner Monster" to create them.
My suggestion is to buy the 2008 Starter Deck from online or a local store. Since the deck is from 2008, it should be marked down in price, which makes it even better (it'll be 8 bucks at most). The 2008 Starter Deck starts you out back into the game again, providing you with a few Tuner Monsters and 3 Synchros to teach you how to use them. (Heck, the deck even provides you with one of the more popular Synchro Monsters--Colossal Fighter, a Synchro with 2800 ATK, and an effect that allows it to self-revive itself every time it is destroyed by battle.
Considering your 30 buck spending limit, I suggest the 2008 Starter Deck, 1 Special Edition Pack Box (it's hard to miss them, they look like a Starter Deck box, except inside is 3 packs of a specific Set and a promo card, great deal) and 2 to 3 assorted packs of your choice. Though, if you wanted an opinion on what assorted packs to get, I'd say 1 to 2 Hidden Arsenal packs (if your store has them, sometimes the store doesn't carry all stock) and 1 pack of The Duelist Genesis. That should start you off fine.
YuGiOh Cards - Lozmaster - 2009-12-18
Horusmaster Wrote:As someone who won the free tournament at a local card store once 5 years ago.
My advice is to get a structure deck. Either zombie or warrior, those two are the best without getting additional cards.
I haven't played in a while [stopped when the people running the game changed from upperdeck to konami], but I can tell you write now, that isn't true anymore. When I stopped playing, the synchro-tuner monsters looked like they were going to be where the game was heading fast, they're basically what fusion monsters should have been to start with.
Oh and at above, I thought we didn't get a starter deck 2008 in english? Wasn't it replaced with a virtually exactly the same but with a different name? 5Ds starter deck or something.
YuGiOh Cards - WalkingFish - 2009-12-18
they banned my fav: yata garasu
YuGiOh Cards - butterfλi - 2009-12-18
SuperNerd Wrote:stuffI didn't say the new stuff was bad; I said I didn't like how the traditional cards are banned but I guess I didn't make that clear. Imperial Order, Change or Heart, and Monster Reborn was a great part in everyone's deck but now it's banned. It was facing overpowered cards like Yata-Garatsu and Chaos Emperor Dragon that made the game fun and challenging.
I remember facing my friend who built a deck around the Chaos Emperor Dragon. I took the thing down five times. I lost the match but I didn't care. It was a challenge. My point is that the ban on "powerful" cards is dumb. There shouldn't be a reason for it.
YuGiOh Cards - Bountyan - 2009-12-19
Ironically, I was looking at my old Yu-Gi-Oh cards yesterday for the hell of it. Lots of memories with that game..
YuGiOh Cards - Taku - 2009-12-19
Get the Zombie World Structure Deck.
YuGiOh Cards - Jormungandr - 2009-12-19
I love my Raigeki
YuGiOh Cards - Lozmaster - 2009-12-19
butterfli Wrote:I didn't say the new stuff was bad; I said I didn't like how the traditional cards are banned but I guess I didn't make that clear. Imperial Order, Change or Heart, and Monster Reborn was a great part in everyone's deck but now it's banned. It was facing overpowered cards like Yata-Garatsu and Chaos Emperor Dragon that made the game fun and challenging.
I remember facing my friend who built a deck around the Chaos Emperor Dragon. I took the thing down five times. I lost the match but I didn't care. It was a challenge. My point is that the ban on "powerful" cards is dumb. There shouldn't be a reason for it.
If you were able to constantly take out your friends chaos emperor dragon, the only reason is your friend sucked. Chaos emperor dragon made huge changes to the tournament scene, which is the reason ban lists exist. Change of heart, monster reborn, yata garasu and the like all provide insane advantages with no cost to the person using them changing the game from needing a strategy in your to OMGIHOPEIDRAWTHISOVERPOWEREDCARD to win. THAT is why the game has a ban list
YuGiOh Cards - Beaner - 2009-12-19
this brings memories of my awesome zombie toolbox deck. i am sure it is still collecting dust somehwere.
YuGiOh Cards - Tikey - 2009-12-19
butterfli Wrote:I didn't say the new stuff was bad; I said I didn't like how the traditional cards are banned but I guess I didn't make that clear. Imperial Order, Change or Heart, and Monster Reborn was a great part in everyone's deck but now it's banned. It was facing overpowered cards like Yata-Garatsu and Chaos Emperor Dragon that made the game fun and challenging.
I remember facing my friend who built a deck around the Chaos Emperor Dragon. I took the thing down five times. I lost the match but I didn't care. It was a challenge. My point is that the ban on "powerful" cards is dumb. There shouldn't be a reason for it.
That's why there's two different formats, to allow people to legally play those OP cards. All those banned cards are banned in Advanced/Tournament Format, however, no cards are banned in Traditional Format.
On another note, I have fun playing my "return to hand" deck. Oh so exploitable. x3
YuGiOh Cards - y0y0y0y0shi0 - 2009-12-19
Bountyan Wrote:Ironically, I was looking at my old Yu-Gi-Oh cards yesterday for the hell of it. Lots of memories with that game..
Same. And I kinda found my comprehension of the game amazing, for it was way back when when I played it. I was able to find cards that complimented each other, I knew what they did inside and out.....:f6:
YuGiOh Cards - Dyxanije - 2009-12-19
Time to reminisce.
I ran a dark themed deck centered around Strike Ninja and Mystic Tomato. It ended up pretty good, I even won a tournament at a local card shop. Before that deck, I used a burn-beat down hybrid deck. I stopped playing around the time Cyber Dragons were released, the bastards.