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Giving certain card skills highlights.

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Sinon~:
I had a discussion with Ren and others on forum chat about the use of the new Dimension Police Stand trigger skill.



There was a big confusion because of a lack of highlighting the main part where the card has given its skill to the vanguard. As shown in the card text from this.




Note the CFA text without highlights indicate that the player is allowed to place the stand trigger on top of the owners deck without shuffling. Then proceed into the battle phase where the vanguard is 37,000+ enabling them to draw the stand trigger that is placed on top of the deck and then shuffle before triple/twin drive.

This enables the user to re-use the card over and over because the actual CFA text was not highlighted which led into a major confusion and can be led into cheating.

Magus TSS:
I do agree with this post. The only way you can tell the separation is by the Quotation Marks. But not many people can or will notice that.

[T-SP] Access:
Yea this should be implied. since most of the newer Triggers with the "give skill to VG and then return to deck" would have the same prob.
This also applies to Enigman Sunset as well.

Ibuki Kouji:
Yeah, it's really important to highlight.... because much of the skills can be attractive...

Rank Up:
You're wrong. All abilities have different effects but lets look at some of them. Lets say Dimensional Robo, Daimagnum. According to your logic you can place this card into your soul if you have DP vanguard, but not give a power. It's wrong, you cannot. To understand why, you need to read the effect, when you can pay cost without making actual move. So lets say it's... Seeker, Light Saver Dragon. It's a grade 3 with and act legion skill. So it says: "[cb2] If this unit is in legion, choose up to 3 of your units, and they get power +5000..." - so in this case you can pay the cost without giving a power to anyone, cause it is stated in the ability. For deeper understanding there is another example of effect, when you can do one action, without doing another - Dragonic Burnout. I'm lazy writing it's effect, so if you're interested read it your self. The key words there is "you may". "You may" if my english is not bad enough, means that you're choosing to either perform action, or not. So in Dragonic Burnout case you may put an Overlord on bottom of your deck, and you may pay the cost after doing it.
So thats what I'm talking about. "May", "up to", and etc - are words that indicates choice, that player can make. You can read different card, and always, when you need to pay cost to activate something, Bushi are not forcing you to play the ability (if you find some, when you're forced to pay the cost if possible, show it to us ^^). In other cases like Pansy Musketeer, Silvia you're forced to use the ability - and if there is a Musketeer, you revealed, you must call it to rg circle.
So whats my point here? The point here is that in Operator Girl, Reika skill there is no any words like "may", or "up to" and once you activated the ability, you must resolve as much actions listed there as possible. Another example for ya, so you clearly understand what I'm speaking about - Brawler, Big Bang Knuckle Buster. As we already explored, once you paid the cost of it's legion skill there is no turn back, and you must resolve the skill, what was given to your vanguard - the multi-target attack. So there is interesting fact - when you're attacking if there is four targets - you must attack them all, cause it's stated in the ability (there is not "up to four", but just "four"). Though if you have less targets for an attack, you're attacking as much targets, as possible.
So you can place a draw trigger on top of your deck and not shuffle it only if you have no deck to shuffle or you have only 1 card in your deck, which is this draw trigger, that you just placed there. But it's the situation, when you lost already, so it's not possible.

I guess you just didnt understand this, thats why you posted this thread. Also, people who dont know rules nor they have read the Comprehensive Rules should read them, or not being surprized, when on tournaments their opponent, who red those, will notice his mistake. As for casual games - players either will get fun from the game anyway or will learn on their own mistakes - and wont make them again.

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