I tried to get back on and play some DMP but these cards are just so far beyond the scope of what duel masters ever was to me. I guess that's just how card games go.
I know what you mean. DMP these days feels too different to the original game. I suppose such is the evolution for most card games eh? Let alone those that have been around for 20 odd years.
@@TheGauntletDM The equivalent physical release of the set is DMR-21, which was May 2016. Which means yeah, the game was out for a full 14 years in JP by that point. While some parts of the levels of card balance is definitely different to what the game looked like, it'd also be fairly boring if it stayed at the level of 1-12 for that full time. I'm going to stop myself for going on a loooooooooooong possible rant here, but just like, look up the Phoenix saga sets as a great example. 99% of the cards were considered quite weak and while they had new keywords and races, they brought nothing really new. Generally each other year of the game has brought new themes/cards types and made things interesting while the core gameplay is still the same with creatures and spells. One of the things that has kept me interested in translating them the last decade and so, frankly. [this post was a general statement to anyone, not just you in particular, Jason]
It just doesn't have the full phonetic of that. I did later on think that perhaps it should have been Dangera at least. If they made it into english, they probably would have localized it that way.
Slight corrections, I meant to say SUPER rare (not secret rare) at 27:37 and 30:59!
I tried to get back on and play some DMP but these cards are just so far beyond the scope of what duel masters ever was to me. I guess that's just how card games go.
I know what you mean. DMP these days feels too different to the original game. I suppose such is the evolution for most card games eh? Let alone those that have been around for 20 odd years.
@@TheGauntletDM The equivalent physical release of the set is DMR-21, which was May 2016. Which means yeah, the game was out for a full 14 years in JP by that point.
While some parts of the levels of card balance is definitely different to what the game looked like, it'd also be fairly boring if it stayed at the level of 1-12 for that full time. I'm going to stop myself for going on a loooooooooooong possible rant here, but just like, look up the Phoenix saga sets as a great example. 99% of the cards were considered quite weak and while they had new keywords and races, they brought nothing really new. Generally each other year of the game has brought new themes/cards types and made things interesting while the core gameplay is still the same with creatures and spells.
One of the things that has kept me interested in translating them the last decade and so, frankly.
[this post was a general statement to anyone, not just you in particular, Jason]
I won a tradecardsonline tournament with a puchohenza zenith deck. Good times.
Tradecardsonline... Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time
Why is Denjara Switch not called Dangerous Switch instead?
It just doesn't have the full phonetic of that. I did later on think that perhaps it should have been Dangera at least.
If they made it into english, they probably would have localized it that way.