Changes

After the September 2010 Forbidden list, the Infernity strategy became less OTK oriented and more control oriented. The place of primary tuner, once take by [[Infernity Beetle]], now belongs to [[Infernity Avenger]]. In addition, the loop is now about summoning level eight synchro monsters, not level nines. [[Hundred-Eyes Dragon]] has become a much more important card. It is being used to remove [[Infernity Mirage]], summon [[Infernity Archfiend]] and [[Infernity Necromancer]]. This is to obtain an extra search with [[Infernity Archfiend]], usually for [[Infernity Barrier]] or [[Infernity Break]]. Another major level eight synchro is [[Infernity Doom Dragon]] wich which not only gives you a 3000 attacker with a burn and destruction effect but also a name for [[Infernity Barrier]]. [[Infernity Necromancer]] is then used to retrieve [[Infernity Avenger]], which is used to synchro summon [[Synchro Summon]] for another level eight. [[Stygian Street Patrol]] is now being used to special summon [[Infernity Archfiend]] while it is the last card in hand, and thus generates a search. It is also used to special summon [[Special Summon]] searched [[Infernity Mirage]]s to continue the combo, or search [[Infernity Necromancer]]s and [[Infernity Avenger]]s to obtain missing pieces of it. [[Armageddon Knight]] has replaced one [[Dark Grepher]], as one does not always want to discard [[Infernity Archfiend]] now. If one starts the loop while one's opponent has a monster with 1900 attack or more, one can OTK by summoning [[Colossal Fighter]] and [[Armory Arm]]. Simply perform the loop as normal, but leave [[Infernity Archfiend]] out of the last synchro summon. Equip their monster with [[Armory Arm]], and attack it with [[Colossal Fighter]] until they lose.