Hello

[Hallohallo]

Hello, everyone. I'm Rewas514 and I'm a big fan of Yu-Gi-Oh! franchise.

I remember I used to create Yu-Gi-Oh! cards on this website with my cousins back when I was like 14 years old for fun, but now I decided to register here, because Yu-Gi-Oh ARC-V brought back my hype for Duel Monsters and I wanted to save my created cards here. I even started to play on Duel Arena, YGOPRO and even bought Millennium Duels on my PS3. I also test out my own created Yu-Gi-Oh cards on Tabletop Simulator, which I'm preoccupied with during most of the evening when I'm bored. :D

I've watched all Yu-Gi-Oh! series from Duel Monsters Season 0 up to ARC-V, which is currently airing. (skipped Capsule Monsters though.)

Don't know what else to say.

[Flash Flyer - Sakura]

Welcome to YCM, Rewas.

Considering you like making custom cards, why not show them off in our Custom Cards area (if you haven't done so far).

 

Before you do, however, make sure you read any rules/guides that are in there; so you get an idea of what to expect.

 

 

If you need help, feel free to PM a staff member.

Custom Cards-related business, you can forward it to either myself, Nai (they go by Risanai and a bunch of other names) or Zextra.

 

 

Have fun :D

[Spinny]

Hello and make sure you read the rules and stuff, but generally its pretty obvious what to do and what not so, hope you enjoy yourself.

[Hallohallo]

Welcome to YCM, Rewas.
Considering you like making custom cards, why not show them off in our Custom Cards area (if you haven't done so far).
 
Before you do, however, make sure you read any rules/guides that are in there; so you get an idea of what to expect.
 
 
If you need help, feel free to PM a staff member.
Custom Cards-related business, you can forward it to either myself, Nai (they go by Risanai and a bunch of other names) or Zextra.
 
 
Have fun :D

Thank you.
 
Eh, it's kinda embarrassing to show my cards to people. Maybe someday in the future I'll post them.
 
I've read the rules and I think I'll be alright here. :P

[Smear]

Thank you.
 
Eh, it's kinda embarrassing to show my cards to people. Maybe someday in the future I'll post them.
 
I've read the rules and I think I'll be alright here. :P

 

 

Don't be embarrassed man. It's not like you're 11 and will completely regret making the most stupid cards in existence when looking back on them in 5 years time. (I [i]tooootally[/i] didn't do this)

Posting your cards in the forums can help you become a better card maker, the people here are actually pretty nice when CnCing (Comments and Criticism) your cards. They'll help you fix any mistakes and suggest balancing improvements and such. For some reason people on this yugioh website actually like that stuff, pfft.

 

But as long as you've read the rules you should be alright. Think about checking out the other sections (Video Games, Anime, General, Roleplaying, etc... if you're into that stuff) because they're usually fun if you want to chat to members. The mods are pretty chill so don't worry about accidentally double posting or whatever, just have fun on the forums.

 

See you arounddd

[Flash Flyer - Sakura]

Because of the nature of Custom Cards now, you essentially have to give comments about its design and how you think it can be improved.

You can consider it like the no rating thing Yin wrote for Showcase, if an appropriate analogy is needed.

 

Then again, don't worry if your card doesn't stand up to whatever's in style within the Konami metagame right now; pretty sure that a lot of new members don't know it + really want to.

Provided the card is good on its own, you should be fine.

 

(Then again, the Casual area is more/less a place for you to get graded on its own merits; not by judging whatever combos it makes with Konami and other relevant things)

 

 

Most people who CnC your cards are pretty lax about things; they might go into detail a lot about stuff, but they won't come off as total jerks.

There are a select few who are a bit, how should I say, harsher with things than they need to be, but don't worry about them too much. (There aren't too many of them, at most, 2-3)