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You used a comma where you should have used a semi-colon, even informally. Formally, an interrogative sentence and a declaratory sentence should never be joined. You also used the plural, present, first-person form of "be" ("are") when you should have used the singular, "am". It's spam; I...

Fair enough. This brings up the question why they don't make a Special Set, too.

Again, I simply ask, "Where?"

Where? It isn't on any card, and I sure don't think it's in the rulebook.

While of insignificant practical application, this statement is emphatically false. Allow me to select some quotes from Wikipedia: In other words, the information in parentheses, while not necessarily useless, should not be taken as being part of the rest of the sentence, and is instead...

Sailor Neptune - The Quiet Scout [Water / Warrior / 3 Stars / ATK 1200 / DEF 1700] As long as the field is "Umi", this card cannot be destroyed when it attacks your opponent's monster, and will always destroy your opponent's monster. Life Point damage is calculated normally. Des Des Revolution...

Presumably Forced Back's Japanese wording read "Summoned face-up", which was part of the point of my post.

Has anyone else noticed that the Nightmare Set was scheduled to go Rare 25 days ago, and it's still going to be at least another 10 days before it actually DOES go Rare? Maybe it's just me, but 35 days behind schedule seems a little... =/

No. Let's play the definition game. Summon face-up: The Japanese term for placing a monster face-up once per turn. Summon face-down: The Japanese term for placing a monster face-down on the field once per turn. Summon: The Japanese term for something that is either a Summon face-down or...

I hate to do this, but it's killing me... How could anyone conceivably get to one Life Point anyway?:huh

Tsk @ me. You know I was so tired when I wrote that I actually started on one (correct) train of thought and before I finished the post, I had lost it completely. This is what I MEANT to say. @_@ Basically, the Japanese game has no word for "Set". Instead, they use "Summoned face-up" or...

I hate to say it, but Sailor Saturn is not the masculine scout - Sailor Uranus would more effectively fit that description. Sailor Uranus - The Masculine Scout [Wind / Warrior / 5 Stars / ATK 2300 / DEF 1700] This card is treated as being both a Wind monster and an Earth monster while on the...

I once knew a boy my age with whom I would trade regularly. His mother bought him about any card he asked for, so I usually could get some nice deals off of him if I was patient. The only problem was that whenever I tried to trade with him, he would say "Whatchoo got?". I would then pull out my...

Flying Fish? Beelze Frog? I'm guessing this is all having to do with some obscure quote I've never heard of and actually isn't really related to eels at all, but I'll try anyways.

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We understand that, but the problem is that if you give the correct ruling, but it is based on false reasoning, people will apply that false reasoning to other situations and undoubtedly come to false conclusions. Not that I'm trying to rub it in or anything. For further clarification, and for...

Straw Man fallacy. Necromancer didn't say the meta couldn't change and new combos and deck types couldn't be incorporated. She only said that there will always be some deck types that are on top and some that are on bottom. Don't tell me you can take a Beast-Warrior / Dinosaur hybrid to...

What you heard is badly transmitted word-of-mouth. It stems from one of the following: 1) The fact that on the turn you activate Scapegoat, you may still perform a Set. 2) The fact that Stray Lambs' Tokens can be tributed for a Tribute Summon (or Set). It is very common to play Stray Lambs...

Yes! Well, sort of. This ruling on Spirit Reaper shows that it is possible for a card to have its effect negated but still resolve. Bearing that in mind, there's no reason to assume that Magic Drain's text means anything other than exactly what it says.

No, I'm saying you should tuck some of your fancy, fun cards in a drawer for a week or two and play with something less entertaining. Then when you get the fun cards back out again, be careful not to go combo-heavy. Trust me on this: If you're getting pounded by monarch aggro, it's because your...