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[quote name='evilfusion' timestamp='1324271215' post='5716726']
There's a very distinct difference.

The Battle Step is the stage during the Battle Phase from a monster declaring an attack up until the Damage Step. Play does not proceed to the Damage Step until both players confirm they do not wish to use any (more) cards or effects at this time.

During the Damage Step, only effects that modify ATK/DEF, Counter Traps, or Quick Effects that negate cards can be used. Only one Chain opportunity is allowed during this step.

After this chain opportunity is either resolved or passed, Damage Calculation occurs. This can be considered when an attack "connects". ATK/DEF is compared as appropriate, monsters are determined to be destroyed in battle, and Battle Damage is calculated and inflicted to the appropriate player(s).

After Damage Calculation, BUT STILL IN THE DAMAGE STEP, Flip Effects and other effects occur at this time. After that, any monsters destroyed by battle are sent to the Graveyard and any appropriate Effects or cards activate. The Damage Step ends now.

Rinse and repeat as necessary.
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Thank you. The damage calculation portion of the Damage Step occurs roughly near the end of it, but not before it's ended. I quit playing YGO!, so I don't remember this stuff anymore.

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[center][quote name='admiral aruon' timestamp='1324167210' post='5713860']
ok, i know this is just barely off topic, but is there any difference between 'damage calculation' and the 'damage step'? there originally never used to be a damage step and there seems to be no difference in the games.
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[color=#800080][b]I'm pretty sure that damage calculation comes directly after the Damage Step, since various cards can interrupt and cancel the Damage Step, thus never causing damage calculation (you or your opponent doesn't lose or gain life points).[/b][/color][/center]

[center][color=#800080][b][quote]If this card is attacked while it is in face-up Attack Position, this card's ATK becomes equal to its DEF during damage calculation only.[/quote][/b][/color][/center]

[center][color=#800080][b]This should suffice for your OCG.[/b][/color][/center]

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[quote name='admiral aruon' timestamp='1324167210' post='5713860']
ok, i know this is just barely off topic, but is there any difference between 'damage calculation' and the 'damage step'? there originally never used to be a damage step and there seems to be no difference in the games.
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There's a very distinct difference.

The Battle Step is the stage during the Battle Phase from a monster declaring an attack up until the Damage Step. Play does not proceed to the Damage Step until both players confirm they do not wish to use any (more) cards or effects at this time.

During the Damage Step, only effects that modify ATK/DEF, Counter Traps, or Quick Effects that negate cards can be used. Only one Chain opportunity is allowed during this step.

After this chain opportunity is either resolved or passed, Damage Calculation occurs. This can be considered when an attack "connects". ATK/DEF is compared as appropriate, monsters are determined to be destroyed in battle, and Battle Damage is calculated and inflicted to the appropriate player(s).

After Damage Calculation, BUT STILL IN THE DAMAGE STEP, Flip Effects and other effects occur at this time. After that, any monsters destroyed by battle are sent to the Graveyard and any appropriate Effects or cards activate. The Damage Step ends now.

Rinse and repeat as necessary.

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