Ryougu

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians (Title Pending)

@Darkmoon Angel
I think Garland knows that, it's just that with 'Scale' between "fortune" and "lady/fairy" they'd technically not be a "fortune lady/fairy" monster, but rather a "fortune Scale" monster. The solution to this would be to add a silent name rule, just like can be seen on Edge Imp Frightfuloid. Though in this case it'd be (This card is always treated as a "Fortune Lady" monster.) and (This card is always treated as a "Fortune Fairy" monster.)

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians (Title Pending)

@Raddum
I need to know, hats?

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians (Title Pending)

@Raddum
Mhmm, fair enough.
I did not mean Rookie characters should carry themselves as professionals. If your charactr's a rookie he should be played a rookie, that's just RPing. It's just a personal opinion (that I admit might've been better kept for a different time).

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians (Title Pending)

So I should have a rookie character play like a professional because I should give my opponent a challenge, rather than have him purposefully make a mistake so he can learn and develop from there? Granted, I agree with the sentiment of trying to win, but everyone tries to win differently. I don't berate your way of thinking, by the way. I think it's a valid stance to have, just not one that I personally agree with. Play to win Vs. Playing for fun, and all.

@Ammokkx

A very legitimate opinion, one I understand very well too. I personally used to share that train of thought until I reached "higher levels". Not sure how to word it properly, but as I got better at the game I started noticing that a lot of people enjoyed me going all-out, even if that'd mean they'd have a poor chance of winning.

Simply put, people feel like winning is less of an accomplishment to win if you hold back, which in turn reduces the satisfaction you'd normally get from winning. This is why I've decided to not hold back.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians (Title Pending)

@Ammokkx
Eh, in a duel you should always work to achieve victory. Just as you should always strive to make it enjoyable and/or challenging for opponent. Life totals don't matter in this regard. Besides, there's plenty of ways to stop a chaos giant.

@Raddum
If you like playing it, don't give it up. Consider it a command if you need. :P

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians (Title Pending)

@Raddum
NOOOOOOOOOOOO
Don't do that. I love gears. And I'm just more of a fan of 8k in general since it's what I always play.

Don't give up the deck you like so easily <.<
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BURNING BLOOD! SHIVERS!

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians (Title Pending)

@Ammokkx
Personally I'd vote 8000, since well...Chaos giant is FFFFFFF too stronk for 4000

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians (Title Pending)

@Raddum
Something like that? I don't know really depends on the situation xD

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians (Title Pending)

@Raddum
Depends on how she's fired up xD

Yu-Gi-Oh! Guardians (Title Pending)

@Raddum
Right, and on that note...
@GarlandDaHero
What's the limit on cursing anf offensive language?