Forum:The Old Yugioh
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Yesterday, I pulled out my Game Boy Advanced and turned it on. The game inside happened to be Yugioh, Eternal Duelist Soul, a game that was created around the end of the Duelist Kingdom Arc in the first Yugioh.
When I started playing, I couldn't believe how much the game has changed. Back then, Normal Monsters outnumbered Effect Monsters 10 to 1. Fusions were mostly pointless and people actually tributed monsters for a normal summon (outside of monarchs whos till does that on a regular basis). Blue-Eyes was the best card ever and there were no archetypes.
What happened to the game?
- It evolved. That's as simple as this. If it hadn't, it would have become more and more repetitive and ended up boring. And please, sign your post. HPZ - O.N.E. (talk • contribs) 17:04, February 26, 2012 (UTC)
- I like to call it "inflation," where each time they release new cards they have to be cooler, more interesting (and usually better) than previously released cards; this captures interest, as well as making old decks unusable and forcing players to buy the new cards which is more money in Konami's pocket. It's definitely not a bad thing, though. Brakedamold (talk • contribs) 08:48, March 9, 2012 (UTC)
- Well I kinda see the making hundreds of old good cards into old bad cards just because like 10 cards were released as a bad thing.
- Shinkirou 14:39, March 10, 2012 (UTC)
