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Ehh, no it's not true, if something is chained to Relinquished or Plasma (that destroys them) their effects will just disappear.

Well here are a couple of videos from GT: Gametrailers.com - Crysis - Review Gametrailers.com - Crysis - Launch Trailer As for my system, I'm currently running: Intel Core 2 Extreme QX9775 Corsair 4 GB FB-DIMM 2x 750 GB Seagate 7200.10 SATA NVidia GeForce 9600 GT PC Power & Cooling 1.5 KW...

Well, since no one has posted anything in this forum yet, I thought I'd get it started with something. Well, for sometime I had my PC a bit abandoned, hadn't upgraded it or anything until recently, when I finally decided to put my baby back on top... so I acquired some top of the line hardware...

I get distracted too, that's why I don't post that often :-D

Similarity in Yu-Gi-Oh! is a very vague concept ;), things might seem the same (most cases they are) but they might not always be the same.

Metalmorph is still Equipped to Ben-Kei, so it does count.

Ahem... that was pointed out already, still there hasn't been an official answer displayed yet.

While not having a concrete answer myself, after Threatening Roar and Gravekeeper's Servant (Swords oRL), I don't totally believe both types of effects can be considered working the same way, even less when they differ from being magic, trap, monster. Your theory is well supported and it might...

I have yet to see anything resolved :hrm:

I don't think that would work the same way as Prime Material Dragon, considering PMD is a Continous Effect, aside from Rainbow which would be sort of a lingering effect.

Correct. Monsters don't have spell speeds, effects do, there are many many different kinds of effects with different spell speeds, monster effects mostly have only Spell Speed 1 or 2.

There's no official answer as of yet, but just so you can get an idea of how it might turn out, here ya go: http://www.cogonline.net/threads.50405&page=2&highlight=prime+material+dragon

IRS will try to resolve as much as possible, and your opponent would be left out of luck.

I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work.

That has absolutely nothing to do with it... as said by skey, it is just BKSS.

They activate in completely different times: If this card attacks or is attacked by an opponent's monster, you can return both monsters to their owners' hands at the start of the Damage Step (without damage calculation). If this card battles a monster, toss a coin and call heads or tails...

Can't get any clearer than that, targetting effects look for their initial targets, regardless.

Unfortunately no, Japanese cards are prohibited for sanctioned tournaments.

Thanks DJ, it's good to be back, hopefully won't be out for a long long time :D

I know it's been like a lot of time, and it's a little late to make this thread (been out of the loop for a while)... but the site is totally kicking it with the new style! Awesome job and a huge congrats to the Staff Team. Gotta get used to this whole new system though lol :p, but i'll...