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Intro: So LordAizenSama and I decided to make this thread due to Yugioh being misinterpreted in some threads by using game mechanics which lower the overall discussion quality of the thread by spreading misinformation. So we decided to get this thread together to lay out some basic ground rules, and how yugioh should be used to clear up the grey area regarding it.
So if this is agreed upon it should probably be linked somewhere on the Yugioh Verses page for reference
Monster Cards: Probably the most prominent Issue, is the use of Monster card mechanics being used to extrapolate cards and effects as absolutes.
The big offender in this category is the use of cards involving "Infinite power" being wanked to Universe level ,like Obelisk's Sacrifice power, Ra's Phoenix form and many others, feats from monsters performed in duels should not be used (Like Giant soldier of stone destroying the Moon, seriously guys don't make silly claims like this) Instead use feats from the real versions of the monsters, as there is no other accurate way to get an idea of how powerful they really are. Power scaling Via attack/defense points is also not acceptable, However using the Lore from the Cards is fine if it isn't contradictory
Spell and Trap Cards:
-Anyone who has played or seen Yu-Gi-Oh! can tell you about the spells and trap cards. According to Pegasus, the yugioh card game was based of the Shadow Games. This caused misunderstandings that people usually ignored, even in this wiki. However, the clear absence of the spells and trap cards in Season 5 suggest that they are in fact, game mechanic based cards.
-Reasoning #1: We know this because cards like Magic Cylinder and Mirror Force were not used in the fight against Zorc which would have ended with him being demolished by it. An excuse for this is that because of how powerful and godly he is, he would have been immune to them.
-Reasoning #2: If so, then what about equip cards? Surely, Exodia or Blue-Eyes White Dragon could have used them to buff themselves up? But they don't.
-Reasoning #3: Add the fact that all the Shadow Game statues are monster cards and it is further proved that the spells and traps really aren't anything more than game cards.
-Reasoning #4: To further proof that spell and trap cards don't actually exist, look at the summoning of fusion monsters. Both Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon and Master of Dragon Knight didn't require the use of polymerization or any fusion card.
With this, it's easy to conclude that in fact, spell and traps don't actually exist beyond game mechanics.
(Note: During the first day this is out, I and possibly LordAizenSama may not be able to respond, so please wait for discussion between the creators of the thread)
So if this is agreed upon it should probably be linked somewhere on the Yugioh Verses page for reference
Monster Cards: Probably the most prominent Issue, is the use of Monster card mechanics being used to extrapolate cards and effects as absolutes.
The big offender in this category is the use of cards involving "Infinite power" being wanked to Universe level ,like Obelisk's Sacrifice power, Ra's Phoenix form and many others, feats from monsters performed in duels should not be used (Like Giant soldier of stone destroying the Moon, seriously guys don't make silly claims like this) Instead use feats from the real versions of the monsters, as there is no other accurate way to get an idea of how powerful they really are. Power scaling Via attack/defense points is also not acceptable, However using the Lore from the Cards is fine if it isn't contradictory
Spell and Trap Cards:
-Anyone who has played or seen Yu-Gi-Oh! can tell you about the spells and trap cards. According to Pegasus, the yugioh card game was based of the Shadow Games. This caused misunderstandings that people usually ignored, even in this wiki. However, the clear absence of the spells and trap cards in Season 5 suggest that they are in fact, game mechanic based cards.
-Reasoning #1: We know this because cards like Magic Cylinder and Mirror Force were not used in the fight against Zorc which would have ended with him being demolished by it. An excuse for this is that because of how powerful and godly he is, he would have been immune to them.
-Reasoning #2: If so, then what about equip cards? Surely, Exodia or Blue-Eyes White Dragon could have used them to buff themselves up? But they don't.
-Reasoning #3: Add the fact that all the Shadow Game statues are monster cards and it is further proved that the spells and traps really aren't anything more than game cards.
-Reasoning #4: To further proof that spell and trap cards don't actually exist, look at the summoning of fusion monsters. Both Blue-Eyes Ultimate Dragon and Master of Dragon Knight didn't require the use of polymerization or any fusion card.
With this, it's easy to conclude that in fact, spell and traps don't actually exist beyond game mechanics.
(Note: During the first day this is out, I and possibly LordAizenSama may not be able to respond, so please wait for discussion between the creators of the thread)
