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乇乂ㄒ尺卂 ㄒ卄丨匚匚
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A sentence you wasted 5 seconds to read.
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Who came up with the idea to make our statuses quotes from philosophers, anyway?
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We could be doing something productive with our lives... instead, we're here.
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A random quote from some philosopher that we'll forget in a few moments.
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Mr. Baubles, the President of the branch of Industrial Illusions, was enjoying some new gadgets of his that he had bought with his now vast amounts of money. Of course, they were for both work and play at the same time. After all, he was extremely wealthy now, so why not indulge himself?
However, his play time would soon end for the moment. As the door to his office suddenly opened, Mr. Baubles fumbled with a remote to turn off a screen on the wall and was about to pretend like he was doing work on a tablet when he realized who it was. "Oh, it's you," Mr. Baubles said. "What brings you to my office today?"
The mysterious Duelist was holding a tablet of his own, and he scrolled through it before speaking, "Thanks to your technology, I have managed to find the Duelist I am searching for faster than I anticipated."
"I see," Mr. Baubles said, his tone of voice clearly showing that he didn't really care. "But you still haven't told me why you're here."
"I would like permission to go out and resolve this matter once and for all," the Duelist said.
"Ahhh," Mr. Baubles said with understanding. He was just about to approve it when he remembered the agreement they had. Doing some quick thinking, he said, "I'm afraid I must refuse, however. After all, we made a deal. You even signed a contract." Mr. Baubles opened up a document on his tablet and showed it to the Duelist just to prove his point. "If I were to just let you go, then what kind of businessman would I be?"
"Very well then," the Duelist said without complaint. "However, I do have another request."
"Hmm? And what would that be?" Mr. Baubles asked.
"My comrades have also entered the tournament, and I would appreciate it if they received some aid to gain a spot in the finals," the Duelist said.
"Hmm..." Mr. Baubles considered. "I suppose I could pull a few strings. After all, I'm already making sure you're always at the number 1 spot."
"Thank you," the Duelist said before leaving.
However, his play time would soon end for the moment. As the door to his office suddenly opened, Mr. Baubles fumbled with a remote to turn off a screen on the wall and was about to pretend like he was doing work on a tablet when he realized who it was. "Oh, it's you," Mr. Baubles said. "What brings you to my office today?"
The mysterious Duelist was holding a tablet of his own, and he scrolled through it before speaking, "Thanks to your technology, I have managed to find the Duelist I am searching for faster than I anticipated."
"I see," Mr. Baubles said, his tone of voice clearly showing that he didn't really care. "But you still haven't told me why you're here."
"I would like permission to go out and resolve this matter once and for all," the Duelist said.
"Ahhh," Mr. Baubles said with understanding. He was just about to approve it when he remembered the agreement they had. Doing some quick thinking, he said, "I'm afraid I must refuse, however. After all, we made a deal. You even signed a contract." Mr. Baubles opened up a document on his tablet and showed it to the Duelist just to prove his point. "If I were to just let you go, then what kind of businessman would I be?"
"Very well then," the Duelist said without complaint. "However, I do have another request."
"Hmm? And what would that be?" Mr. Baubles asked.
"My comrades have also entered the tournament, and I would appreciate it if they received some aid to gain a spot in the finals," the Duelist said.
"Hmm..." Mr. Baubles considered. "I suppose I could pull a few strings. After all, I'm already making sure you're always at the number 1 spot."
"Thank you," the Duelist said before leaving.
Meanwhile...
Maybe.
...Maybe.
...Maybe.
Avenging Knight Parshath wins. :3
If I may make a suggestion regarding card packs. You know how we need to win multiple duels in order to earn enough points just to even get a pack, and more for a structure deck? Well, how about either getting a pack per win (or saving 10 points per duel so you can use 30 to buy a structure deck) and winning just a few random cards per loss? Y'know, kinda like how we're doing with the Tag Duels right now?
I don't really like the thought of having to spend so much time and effort just for an uncertain "reward" from a single card pack. We'd be stuck with very little ability to upgrade our decks.
I don't really like the thought of having to spend so much time and effort just for an uncertain "reward" from a single card pack. We'd be stuck with very little ability to upgrade our decks.
Would any of us be able to get enough exp to level up?
<Snipped quote by Rtron>
And let's not forget the success of Escre's plot to de-power all gods and turn them into body-less presences.
To what now?
Either it does work or doesn't, though my Tag Duel finished with the belief that Xyz/Synchro/Fusion wasn't allowed, so... yeah.
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Yes, you could Synchro. It's more for making Fusion work, but nobody here has fusion cards.
And because tributing your friend's cards is rude.
It's also to prevent turn 1 level 5-6 monsters, because at least turn 1 XYZ monsters are bearable.
Me either.
If that's the case, we could also Synchro, right? And if so, then why bother not allowing partners to tribute monsters?
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