The difference between real card and online battle: the application of certain words

"Yu-Gi-Oh! is actually a Chinese language game." Anyone who has played real cards will recognize this. At the same time, when writing a Yu-Gi-Oh fanfic, because both sides use a duel board instead of a mobile app, they are all described in a way similar to a real card duel. Whether certain words appear when the two sides are operating, that is It can be reflected in the operation.

Let’s use a recent example: In Chapter 194, Hui used an iron wall. If it were to chain the horse-headed ghost, it would indeed not be able to stop the effect of the horse-headed ghost. However, because Hui did not say “chain”, Xiaohui did not finish talking about activating the horse-headed ghost. The effect of ghost, so the default here is that the disaster is that Iron Wall is activated before Xiaohui activates.

Of course, if the trouble is that Xiaohui activates the backfield after talking about the effect of the horse-headed ghost, then it won't help whether she talks about the chain or not.

Of course, similar words include "at that moment", "before that" and many other words.

This is also a big difference between real cards and online battles - it is impossible for the opponent to do this in a fully automatic game, but anyone who has played real cards will know that such a situation is extremely common.

(A certain star: Taking advantage of the opponent's ignorance of adjustments and effects to achieve verbal abuse is part of Yu-Gi-Oh! If you don't feel comfortable, don't play it)

In addition, it has been shown many times in the original work: the duel disk is voice-activated and is not really made according to a strict set of cores. In other words, as long as the opponent does not object, you can pass the duel disk no matter how you play it. This is also oral. Hu Zhan also exists in the real card environment.