Ammokkx

Ace Academy - Ready!? Set!? Rumble! - High Casual

Rio grit her teeth in frustration as her bullets bounced harmlessly off of the hulking GEAR's shield, lowering the rifle and taking another look around. She wasn't getting to Ian in time - there's just no way. Gurevich was still brawling and Atlas was dancing with the devil while Hayakawa rushed on back. Sure, their victory was pretty clear in the long run - in practical terms it was 2,5 against 4,5. This did not make it any less frustrating that she had been doing almost nothing the entire match while her team was showing off. With her pride damaged, Rio started thinking less clearly. She needed to help out her team in some way, she wasn't going to be dead weight! It's why she joined a team in the first place, to show she can carry her own burdens and prove to everyone she wasn't useless...

"I'll take the sniper!" Rio yelled over the communications, half out of anger. She activated the boosters on Union and pointed her rifle forward, but unable to take proper aim. She wasn't exactly trained to run and gun - most of her shots happened while standing still. What she could do, however, was toss a grenade the sniper's way - which is exactly what she did. Right after, Union stopped in place and took aim once more. Keeping the sights firmly on the sniper, Rio attempted to tear it apart with continuous fire - and if they made the mistake of coming for her, Bill can sweep in.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians

If their CSes aren't up today, I'll start the IC tomorrow and they can submit theirs whenever they're ready.

@GarlandDaHero

I don't WANT to be a dick, but nobody else's addressing this so here I go anyway:

Don't make a promise you don't intend to or can't keep.

_{^{EDIT: I swear I'm going to get myself kicked again}}

Sum up your week in roleplaying in just 3 words

Waiting on people.

The Duel Tower: The first year students. (A Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Academy Roleplay.) [Axed]

people mentioned: @vancexentan@Joshua Tamashii@Jangel13

The Duel Tower: The first year students. (A Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Academy Roleplay.) [Axed]

Andre was on his way back to his dorm, having opted to take the stairs as opposed to the elevator. He could see the things going on on other floors through the windows in the double doors, with most floors either being vacant or having some kind of duel happening. The two arena floors that were open at this time were especially bursting with activity, but a bit too much for his liking. The boy almost didn't pay any attention to the second floor as he passed it by, the theater being something that he hadn't really paid much mind to.

"AAAAAAAAAAAAAH!"

A sudden scream grabbed Andre's attention, coming from the double doors he was about to walk past. Peering into the window, he could see an Earth dorm student collapsed on the floor. His golden hair was messy and his uniform frazzled while sparks flickered on his body. A metal wire was connected to their academy-licensed Action Duel Disk. The origin from the metal wire was another disk, a solid-vision disk which was black-trimmed and had a straight, red-outlined blade. The owner was a Dark Dorm student standing atop the podium, with short black hair and a fringe that curled around their right eye. The Dark Dorm student had a mocking grin, lips moving to say something Andre couldn't hear behind the door.

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Joshua had been spectating a few duels over in the Action Duel arena, killing some time. It was mostly second and third years dueling for whatever reason, shown by the overwhelming amount of red and blue academy blazers. Just as he was about to get up and leave, an Earth dorm student jumped into the seat next to Joshua, coming from behind so he couldn't see it coming.

"Bored, aint'cha? I geddit. I am, too, with these clowns stinkin' up the arena. Nuffin' like the great me!"

The student was a petite girl, clearly filled with pride as she puffed up her chest. Her cream-coloured hair was slightly frilly and reached all the way down to her hips. If he didn't know any better, Joshua would think she was too young to even be attending this school.

"Heeeey, wait a minute! You're Joshua, right? The one who cheated that acrobatics competition?" the girl asked, giving him a mischievous smile. He didn't even get time to answer before she stood up with pride, smashing her fist against her flat chest.

"I'm the cream o'da crop, the one at the top! Cream Noel, best of best! I seen you get together with a few peeps here and there, acting all mysterious like. Wassup with that, huh? Looking to worm your way outta the next competition?" she teased again, bowing forward with a playful glint in her eyes. It didn't seem like she was going to leave Joshua alone, even if he tried to exit the arena.

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"I don't know Camryn," Ethel curtly answered Angelo, still tapping her foot as he caught up. While on their way to the Turbo arena, she did try to be a bit more friendly compared to how she had been treating him. Whether it was because she'd nicened up or she wanted something from him was yet to be deduced, but the fact remained that Angelo was one of the only people she associated herself with- for better or for worse. The duo eventually found themselves into the arena, entering and briefly waving to Ryder, who was still typing away on that computer of his.

"Yo, Angelo!" a voice called from the garage. Jacklyn was carrying her helmet under her arm as she walked out, having just finished a test drive of her Duel Runner. She glanced over at Ethel, who glanced at Angelo in turn. A smirk crept up on the older girl's face.

"Sheesh, Angelo! When I said I'd be willin' to help out, I didn't expect ya to come with the girl in tow." Jacklyn teased, but it didn't seem to have the desired effect on Ethel. She stomped forward in anger, catching the blonde off-guard.

"What do you know about my accident?" Ethel quickly snapped, getting straight to the point. Jacklyn raised an eyebrow and gave a questioning look at Angelo, as if to ask 'You didn't tell her what I told you?' and then focused back on Ethel. As the two girls had a bit of a back-and-forth, a figure caught Angelo's eyes. They were standing among the Duel Runners, unnoticed by seemingly everyone else. They were clearly an adult, but a purple helmet covered their facial features. They nonchalantly waved at Angelo, unphazed by the entire situation. Angelo then got a text on his D-Ceiver.

"Looking for something with your girlfriend?"

The Duel Tower: The first year students. (A Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Academy Roleplay.) [Axed]

Alright, I'll begin working on the post to get people into their desired events.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians

All negation memes aside, I think MST is the most well-designed Spell card in the game.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians

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I could have sworn that was a real card. At least, there should be something with a similar effect.

@Scarifar

Nope. Was a custom I made, then removed again.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians

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Basically the only reason I even showed Itaki's. It's a bit too much to lay it all on the GM to have possession of all the decks, and him alone. And as a partial player, it wouldn't be fair to just make me lug that info around either. IF MY FUN IS RUINED, SO IS EVERYONE ELSE'S!

But yeah. I'll be avoiding meta and using my personal YGOpro decks, mostly. Along with some stuff I'll craft specifically for this roleplay.

That card is terrible, holy shit. I hope your players slapped whoever was using it.

@Raddum

I can get away with tossing in trash cards. The decks in my RP aren't exactly powerful, they're shells of what they could be. This way I can design NPC duelists to also have lower powered decks and get away with it, tossing in some strange cards to spice up the duels and make it more entertaining.

I mean, you're looking at the guy who made this little thing:

Name: Fool's Gambit
Spell Type: Normal
Effect: Send this card to the graveyard

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians

I've begun working on some extra NPC duelists to throw you guys for a loop. Unlike Itaki, I'll be hiding their decklists

@Raddum

Thank fucking god you don't show their decklists. The only reason PC decklists need to be public is so bullshit can't be called, but NPC duelists should not be held to the same standards.

It's be boring af if you knew what you could expect at every turn. Imagine my players' surprise when MST blew up Option Hunter of all possible traps at one point.