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Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel Celebrates Its First Anniversary on Xbox – Now is a Great Time to Duel
Elden Ring PvP duel pits Bloodborne’s Lady Maria against Orphan of Kos
Elden Ring PvP duels are always fun, but especially so when you run into someone taking a like-minded approach to your own. While we may not have Bloodborne on PC still, we do have Elden Ring – a game so good it managed to nab the Steam Game of the Year award along with a crowning spot on the PCGamesN Game of the Year top ten list. The Lands Between, it turns out, offer ample opportunity to emulate other FromSoftware moments, providing a great place to see some of the best Bloodborne bosses clash.
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YuGiOh Master Duel secret packs: how to unlock every pack
Want to know about YuGiOh Master Duel secret packs? These special booster card packs for free-to-play CCG Yu-Gi-Oh! Master Duel are easy enough to find, given that they’re supposed to be a secret. But things are not as straightforward as you might expect so it’s worth reading up on the details.
Secret packs all follow a particular theme, usually focusing on a specific card or archetype. Each pack is guaranteed to give you four headline cards for that specific pack, the other four cards are randomised. This focus on a particular subject can make them desirable if you’re looking for complimentary cards for something you already own in your collection.
How do you get one of these ‘secret’ packs in the free PC game, and how do you know which one you need? Lucky for you we’re here to tell you everything you need to know – how much they are, how you unlock them, and what you need to know as you try to find them.
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The best YuGiOh Master Duel starter deck
If you’re wondering what the best YuGiOh Master Duel starter deck is, then luckily for you we have some advice. The new YuGiOh digital duelling platform has hit the ground running, with card game veterans, anime fans, and new players alike diving in to try it out in their millions.
After downloading the free-to-play game and completing the basic tutorials, you receive 1,000 gems and the option to choose one of three starter decks. Each one belongs to a different playstyle and uses a specific type of summoning.
The answer to this question, of course, depends on your level of familiarity with the card game. If you’re new to YuGiOh, you may want to stick with a simple deck for a while as you learn. On the other hand if you’re a more experienced duelist, you may want to know which starter deck has the best cards for future use. Fortunately, your choice here doesn’t matter too much, as you can eventually unlock all three starter decks as you play through the missions. Here’s everything you need to help you choose your first YuGiOh Master Duel starter deck.
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Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel Deck Guide: Best Cards After Banlist
Yu-Gi-Oh Master Duel continues to thrive, since our last banlist guide. With more players joining each month, the game having in-game events that have implemented special rulings, and the continual release of new cards and packs such as the Adventurer Token engine, it’s a good time to be a Master Duel player. This game is the best way to play a digital Yu-Gi-Oh format thanks to the many quality-of-life additions based on card usage, modes, rewards, and more.
Konami does not always provide exact or even vague reasoning for its banlist implementations even in the trading card game (TCG) itself. Hopefully, this guide will grant you a clearer understanding of why certain cards became forbidden, limited, or semi-limited.
Before we start with the forbidden cards, there were a few buffs with an increased rate of use for three cards. Night Assailant, which was at one copy before is now unlimited at three copies. Altergeist Multifaker, which was also previously at one copy allowed, is now semi-limited to two copies in decks. Similarly, Salamangreat Gazelle had been limited to one copy but is now semi-limited to two copies. Cards such as these have had their rate increased due to being power crept out. (Power crept means that older cards are just not as strong as newer cards that have been released and/or cannot contend with the current higher top-ranking or meta-defining decks on the ranked ladder.) To aid in making certain decks more prevalent in the game, in this case, the Altergeist, and Salamangreat archetypes, this provides additional playability with much more efficient synergy alongside combo potential or opportunities to win a duel.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel, A Four-Player Twist On The Trading Card Game, Releases September 6
Konami has announced that Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel, the free-to-play four-player mobile version of the classic card game, will be released on September 6. Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel, which is being released on Apple App Store and Google Play Store, introduces a brand-new way to play Yu-Gi-Oh!.
This new four-person version of Yu-Gi-Oh! does not play the same way as the typical one-on-one mode, instead changing into a fast-paced real-time game. Each player has three monster and spell/trap field zones. Each monster zone is linked to an opponent’s monster zone via a line. When a player places a monster in their zone, it begins moving down the line, towards their opponent. If it hits an opponent’s monster, the monster with the higher ATK wins, although unlike the original game, the winning monster loses a chunk of its ATK based on the monster it defeated.
Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel features a four-player versus mode, four-player co-op, and a one-on-one mode as well. The game also features monster customization options as well as 3D summoning animations for some cards during matches. Konami is offering rewards to people who pre-register for Yu-Gi-Oh! Cross Duel, which you can do on the game’s official website.