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The argument is that conceding the game to your advantage and to the tournament disadvantage of your opponent is unfair. This isn't about conceding the game being unfair in general. You're twisting the argument so that it appears weaker before you start attacking it. If we're talking about...

Trying a bunch of numbers isn't "easy enough".

Play a game that doesn't seem so much like "Google the answer before everyone else". Like... Find a way to factor 148613, without using a computer. A CALCULATOR IS A COMPUTER. Show work.

"Was that exclusively to your advantage?" That was in response to Digital Jedi's attitude towards my The difference between insurance policies and UDE rules is that UDE gives its judges a loophole to stop the players from "not-breaking" rules.

How is that taking advantage with a rule?

This guy would make a terrible math teacher. There are so many better ways to explain it. Well, at least one.

Was that exclusively to your advantage?

You make it sound like there's a better way. Would you like to tell us what it is?

I challenge you to bring up a more relevant example. I don't play the game. I actually do feel that this is bad sportsmanship. This is an attack without any backup. This is an appeal to "comon" sense and you have not shown how this example would be warranted. This is also an example of the...

Technically, it's not against the rules to punch your opponent in the face. Oh, wait, that's illegal. There's no rule saying that you can't take five bathroom breaks in the span of a single duel. It might annoy the heck out of your opponent so much that he can't think straight, but... Oh...

I think I would call them continuous cards with a Triggered effect (or pseudo-triggered, since they don't want us calling it Triggered).

That's a hint. He wants you to complain to UDE in hopes of getting them to change it.

Those cards don't target. "Target" means that the player chooses when activating the card.

Remember, though, that if you DO concede the match when you're about to get hit by Victory Dragon, your opponent is allowed to get you called on bad sportsmanship.

I'd concede the match at the last second. It's more interesting and confusing that way.

You mean doesn't know that he can give up.

Wrong year, barclay.

Super Robot Wars, DJ. And Melty Blood. Those games will never come to the US, because Sony of America doesn't like 2D games. It makes the PS2 look bad, like it's a 2D console. Apparently.

In the case of the PS2, newer consoles burn out more easily. And they were made more Region-resistant. Which is bad.