I’m a Streamer in Yu-Gi-Oh!

What is Chapter 5 about? Author, do you really know how to play Yu-Gi-Oh? The enlargement effect is that the attack power changes to the original attack power value, which is a continuously specified offensive and defensive change, while the magic beast's increased attack effect is a permanent increase or decrease in offensive and defensive changes, and the magic card power is an offensive and defensive change that increases or decreases. The superposition process means that the magic beast's attack power first becomes twice the original attack power**-**, then the continuous increase and decrease**+**=** is processed, and finally the activated increase and decrease**+**/2=** is processed. The original attack power is, Yuanのattack power The final attack power is, the final attack power Yu-Gi-Oh is essentially a word game, and the effects vary greatly with the difference of one word. If you don't understand the game, I suggest you find some information to learn more.

The operations for fighting Paradox are exactly the same. The same is true for the Six Samurai Fighting Cyber ​​Dragon and Cartoon decks. The same is true for playing Dazi. Is the author the same person as the author of that book?

Ask the author, did you write this too? Because the outline and routine are basically the same.

Malick speaks in Egyptian, and the protagonist speaks in Chinese. If you can't speak in dialect, I wonder who can understand it.

It's not my fault. In the era of Duel City, the number of traps and magic cards were among the top in the country. How could it be possible to pick up a dragon deck and have such good coordination? In that era, most of them were you shooting one and I shooting one. Not everyone was a Pharaoh and got whatever he wanted, or Kaiba simply didn't shuffle the cards.

Isn't this really copied? The system is a little different at the beginning, but the plot is almost the same later on.

It's not me. The gigantic version increases the original attack power. Your gigantic activation is completely useless.

Which decks can dominate the entire DM environment?

I have to say that the author is really not good at playing cards. Many of the routines are copied without being tried properly. They are inconsistent, resulting in many chains that cannot be established or many effects that cannot be activated.

You Lin, You Yu? Inexplicably, the hero is the core? I always feel like I've seen the same lines, especially when Besca met Yu Lin for the first time.