Alright. I personnaly don't like that format. Al broken cards are back as limited. [[User:Vehicroidsrage|Vehicroidsrage]] 05:34, 19 July 2009 (UTC)

First of all, the word is "strategy". You probably should change that. Next of all, I would like to remark on the comment on your user page. A good strategy in Yu-Gi-Oh is not one that can easily be countered but one that takes these counters into consideration and has numerous back-up plans. A bad strategy is one that you talked about, with few back-up plans and one that can be countered. The good thing about Yu-Gi-Oh is that the metagame does not change regularly and so a strong deck lasts a long time. Yu-Gi-Oh is a game made entirely about strategy and using them in a way that can counter your opponents and win the game. The Traditional Format lacks this, the cards are all so broken that the field can be opponent's field can be wiped ENTIRELY with a single card. Essentially, the game boils down to who can draw the most unfair card, which of course, is entirely luck based and totally intolerable. If you are someone who prefers luck games like that, I would kindly suggest play Rock-Paper-Scissors instead. It requires less money and is even MORE luck based with absolutely none of the strategy you seem to loathe.