Subject: Tips

Tips For Fellow Duelists-The Stargazer.

Hello, to all those who are reading this tip. First, I would like to thank 
Pojo for posting this tip, if it gets posted, and also for being an awesome 
site. Okay, now, on to the Tips I have

- Some players seem to forget that Yata-Garasu cannot, I repeat, cannot be 
summoned with the effects of Cyber Jar. Since Cyber Jar's effect says to 
Special Summon all monsters picked up level 4 or less, Yata-Garasu cannot 
fit under the requirements, because it cannot be Special Summoned. I have 
seen many duelists get their Yata-Garasu destroyed after they summon it 
under Cyber Jar's effect, so I hope you won't forget this.
- I don't want to get into a tirade here, but I am sick and tired of 
hearing people say that certain deck types don't work, or don't require any 
skill whatsoever to use. Sure, that's what you think, but its not the case. 
For example, I know many out there think beatdown is a slap-together group 
of powerful cards that can be played and won with by a newbie. Well, I 
think beatdown does take skill to play. In tight situations, you have to 
count on strategy, and using your cards in unique ways. Just because the 
cards are powerful, doesn't mean they will win you a duel no matter how and 
when you use it. Another example, burners. You think that it's all Just 
Desserts, and there is no way it's going to win a tourney? Well, these 
decks take lots of skill. It's a matter of timing, using the burn cards to 
their maximum potential, and using your opponent's field against them. Oh, 
and by the way, burn decks can win tourneys, if played right.
- I have a question for Konami. Why do you make so many common Japanese 
cards so rare here? Is it because we are rich? Or is it because it's easier 
to earn money, because of demand? It seems like card printers here in North 
America make cards harder to get. Not just Yu-Gi-Oh, but Pokemon also. The 
rares used to be 1:3, but 1:1 in Japan! And now Yu-Gi-Oh, secret rares here 
are commons or rares back in Japan! I appreciate Konami for bringing 
Yu-Gi-Oh to North America, but I think you should stick with the Japanese 
rarities.


Thanks for reading
I'm Terry, email me at xyx27@hotmail.com