My games usually have 48 hours for the first half, then 24 hours as the player base shortens. Ill be starting this game next week regardless if this is filled up or not. Thanks to not being able to really store images I need to basically manually upload them one at a time. I might need to make some work arounds on that front, this game might not seem very SRM at the start but this game has lots of moving parts and once it really picks up steam you will notice the SRM aspects. If you like OG yugioh think your going to like the nods, in a way it's a very rpg like game with mafia mechanics
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If curious what a yugioh game with mafia mechanics would look like i found my very first yugioh game i made 2015
https://www.fanverse.org/threads/mafia-convo-4-yu-gi-oh-mafia-game.1044010/
This game set up is basically a modernized version of that game set up with more mechanics. The core mechanics are still the same though. This is basically the remastered version of that game
https://www.fanverse.org/threads/mafia-convo-4-yu-gi-oh-mafia-game.1044010/
This game set up is basically a modernized version of that game set up with more mechanics. The core mechanics are still the same though. This is basically the remastered version of that game
She might be all stabby stab still though 🤣
Yeah it could get kinda complex if you have no yugioh knowledge beforehand. Even with it might be kinda jarring how the yugioh mechanics can even work but its one of those things that make more sense playing it yourself then reading it.
Strip away the magic and trap cards and this game is basically just a generic role madness game. But add them in and then it becomes something entirely different. Thats the beauty of this game, its a role madness game that becomes a super role madness game the longer the phases go. You dont get access to your full support cards/abilities, as your getting them once per cycle but randomized. This is where I believe the fun really lies, you have to be pretty strategic in how you utilize not just your main role but your support cards. You can go aggro as soon as you get your cards or play on the downlow waiting to hit your combo only to get Mirror forced or not
It's up to you, but this game will really make you feel like your role playing as a Duelist
Strip away the magic and trap cards and this game is basically just a generic role madness game. But add them in and then it becomes something entirely different. Thats the beauty of this game, its a role madness game that becomes a super role madness game the longer the phases go. You dont get access to your full support cards/abilities, as your getting them once per cycle but randomized. This is where I believe the fun really lies, you have to be pretty strategic in how you utilize not just your main role but your support cards. You can go aggro as soon as you get your cards or play on the downlow waiting to hit your combo only to get Mirror forced or not
It's up to you, but this game will really make you feel like your role playing as a Duelist
The key to Yu Gi Oh is controlling the hand, the more cards you can draw and the more you can remove from your opponents hand, the better. Pot of Greed is very OP because it gives you +2, for free, with absolutely no drawback or cost. The more you draw, the more you mill through your deck, which lets you execute what it is the deck is trying to do better.
