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Post by bluepokenut on Sept 1, 2004 20:15:48 GMT -5
OK,under the old rule you could only make one chain. For example: player A atks. player B activates mirror force. player A activates 7 tool Player A could atk without worries because player B couldnt activate waboku, ring of distruction, etc. Well now you can. If you have 2 wabokus set and activate one. If it gets negated you can activate the other. This from the site. __________________________________________ You can start a new chain in the same attack.
Kevin Tewart Game Developer UDE Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG R&D Lead Upper Deck Entertainment
> --- In ude_yu-gi-oh_tcg_judge_list@yahoogroups.com, "Tewart, Kevin" > <kevin_tewart@u...> wrote: > > There used to be a rule that you only got 1 chain during the Battle > Step and > > 1 chain during the Damage Step per attack. > > > > That rule no longer exists. Chaining is unlimited as long as all > normal > > appropriate restrictions are followed. > > > > It has been removed from the Advanced FAQ. Pretend it never existed. > > > Does this mean that you could play waboku, it could get 7 tooled, > then you could play another one in a new chain to the same attack or > were you saying that you can activate more then 1 card in a chain > during a single attack.
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Post by Skull on Sept 4, 2004 18:14:09 GMT -5
I thought 7 tools only counters 1 trap. Example
Player A: Attacks Player B: Mirror Force Player A: 7 Tools Player B: waboku
if Player A attacks and Player B activates Mirror force and Player A counters it with 7 Tools, can't Player B then activate Waboku?
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Post by bluepokenut on Sept 4, 2004 23:10:22 GMT -5
They can now. Before you could only have 1 chain per battle step/damage step. Far too many people people out there that dont really know how to play the game.
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Post by Skull on Sept 5, 2004 22:23:54 GMT -5
yah, I played a guy 2 days ago and he thought you could only play or set 1 magic or trap card on the field. He also thought you could play trap cards from your hand. He also said you could acticate magic cards (not quick play) on your opponents turn. It was like teaching someone how to play yugioh, it was hard and very annoying.
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