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close, something around 5300 :P

you have it right, except for the Summon part. when you summon a monster, you have priority to activate its effect BEFORE your opponent can respond to the summon, so your examples would be like this: Ex.1 Summon 'Exiled Force' uses priority to activate the effect, tribute and select target...

and since the last event wasn't the Special Summons, but the destruction of a monster by 'Smashing Ground', 'Torrential Tribute' can't be activated.

that's legal, all 'The Earth - Hex-Sealed Fusion' cares about is the Fusion Monsters' Attribute, the other material doesn't mattter.

I'll have to say that 'Last Will' is indeed very different, but 'Sacred Phoenix of Nephthys' isn't. and yes, I know very well the nature of JERP, but the main issue here is not even a ruling provided, just the way the card is worded in japanese.

anything that "draws" cards, if you read 'Needle Worm' closely it doesn't say "draw", so it can't cause a deck out.

no, that's a wrong thing put on a game :P (proof is that the new GX Duel Academy is correct now).

I know about 'Blast with Chain', I'm talking about NOW. as of this very moment, name one that doesn't work like the OCG. and anyways, I'm not telling you to go by JERP rulings, this is not the issue, the thing is that the japanese TEXT is clearer.

that's why I said "loosely", it doesn't specify, but it doesn't deny either. and that's exactly what the Japanese Text states.

not a very good generalization here, see 'The Shallow Grave'.

name one card that, nowadays, works differently on the OCG/TCG. how does it conflict? the UDE ruling states that you move the turn count of only one 'Final Countdown', and that's exactly what the japanese text says, and all other rulings pertaining 'Pyro Clock of Destiny' loosely imply that...

that's correct. you can tribute a face-down Gravekeeper for 'Gravekeeper's Cannonholder''s effect, since you'll know what the card is once it hits the graveyard.

but that's something else... :P I don't suppose you're actually asking those questions... right?

a general definition of "targeting" would be: "when the player activating the card selects what's going to be affected when the card is activated, the card targets".

ok, here's something to clarify all the mess. I checked the japanese text of the card and this is what it says: Translation: now THIS makes sense. meaning, 'Pyro Clock of Destiny' is a targeting card, that can only affect one selected turn-counting effect. also, these are the six cards...

yes, basically.

the monster it was previously targeting is the one destroyed, this part of the effect is not considered targeting. so if you have a 'Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon' (hypothetical) equipped with 'Premature Burial' and 'Premature Burial' is destroyed, you won't be able to negate the effect because it's...

the destruction effect of 'Premature Burial'/'Call of the Haunted' doesn't target.

as the name implies, the site is in Japanese, so if you can't read japanese you can either: 1. learn it! :P 2. use translators, such as Babelfish (Babblefish). if you're going for #2, be warned that it's going to take you a LONG time to get used to the "translations" and interpret things...

yes, that's legal, as none of the three Special Summoned monsters are face-up on the field anymore, nothing will be removed.