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Yu-Gi-Oh - Cye Zero - 21-05-2006
That's too true, the god cards make the game to easy and if it becomes to easy then you'll get bored with dueling and stop all together.
Yu-Gi-Oh - nomercy - 21-05-2006
Exactly.That's why i didn't duel very much before.I had all the kickass cards and fusions that could take anyone apart,and it got boring.
Yu-Gi-Oh - Cye Zero - 21-05-2006
Well compared to the cards that are out not the old cards could be beaten very easily.
Yu-Gi-Oh - nomercy - 21-05-2006
I still remember the trick i still use now,only on a smaller scale.Get a Blue-Eyes on the field,then get Lord of D with a Flute.Summon both other Blue-Eys,then just wait for the ritual.
Yu-Gi-Oh - Cye Zero - 21-05-2006
Well that's not bad but with exile of the wicked Lord of D. would be distroyed leaving blue eyes at the mercy of Buster Blader.
Yu-Gi-Oh - nomercy - 21-05-2006
Hmm,maybe i should get one of those.But,Megamorph is VERY useful in those kinds of situations.
Yu-Gi-Oh - Cye Zero - 21-05-2006
yeah it's a very powerful card, but you should also consider the mark of haritage. If you have three monsters cards in the graveyard that have the same name than you can bring one back to the field equipped with it. When mark of haritage is distroied so's the monster it's a good card like heart of clear water but for any card.
Yu-Gi-Oh - nomercy - 22-05-2006
Does it increase power too?
Yu-Gi-Oh - Cye Zero - 22-05-2006
Sadly no
Yu-Gi-Oh - Anti Hacker - 23-05-2006
I have silfer and I'm pretty sure like all other god cards he can't be played at all. Look at the back of the card, it has no tourney seal. It's made for collectors only. Fun to muck around using it with your friends, though. I know my card isn't fake, I had it checked when I found the lack of tourney seal on the back. It has a hologram and a shiny card surface and apparently the corners are cut at the angle of official cards.