Battle Position

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Giga

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http://www.yugiohrealms.com/forum//threads/405651

thats the link, I got many different answers so ill just post a few questions here...

1) Its MY turn, Kuriboh is on the field in ATK mode. I use Zero Gravity and it turns to DEF mode. Can I change it back to ATK mode? I know that if you change it's position THEN use Zero Gravity, it would work, but not sure of other way around.

2) Can a monster be FLIP SUMMONED when TER is on the field? If so, is Flip summoned (from set to face up) counted as a battle position change?

3) It's my turn, I have Cyber Jar on the field in ATK mode, I Book of Moon it, can I flip it?
 
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I thought that Kenjiblade answered your questions in the thread you listed, but, just for clarification:

1) no
2) no
3) no

Once the position changes that turn, you cannot do the "manual" change. The change in position can occur by the effect of another card though.

Hope this helps.
 
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I thought I already made it clear enough in my post, but if you needed more clarification, that's cool too I guess...

I'll confirm the answers for you yet again, for the hell of it:

1. No.

2. No. A Flip Summon is a change of battle position, which TER prevents you from doing.

3. No. Face-up Attack Position to face-down Defense Position is a change of battle position, which prevents you from being able to Flip Summon "Cyber Jar" in the same turn.

Hopefully my answers here are a lot easier to understand than what I posted over at Realms. ;)
 
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Giga, just to beat a dead horse, so to speak...

It doesn't really matter how many different replies you got over at the Realms or here. What matters, in this case, is WHO answered your question.

If I give you an answer, I'm doing so as a person who has been playing the game since Magic Ruler was first released and Judging tournaments since Pharao's Servant was released, and I'm certified as a Level 1 Judge. For most people who answer questions here or on the Realms, that's about average for qualifications.

If kenjiblade happens to take time from his buisy schedule to post a reply for your question, you should take note. Why? Unlike just about everybody else, kenjiblade actually is an "authority" on the rules. He isn't just a judge, he actually is one of the top officials as far as rules of Yugioh are concerned. Pretty much only Kevin Tewart and Curtis Schultz are "higher up" on the totem pole, but it's not like they disagree much on rulings.

I'm not trying to sound like I'm gay on kenjiblade or bashing on you Giga, it just seemed that you didn't quite "get" the idea. Kenjiblade is an "official" source of the rules, so it doesn't matter if somebody else's post disagreed with his view. Count yourself lucky to have gotten the correct answer from a reliable source and play accordingly.
 
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Steve is definately a reliable source, and great guy too.

He does not have authority over making or breaking rules, but has access to official rulings straight from Konami. Him being a Netrepâ„¢ and all.
 
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