GoPDemon said:
wish ude would make some official thing about sakuretsu armor on there website so i could show this guy >_>
There is no need for a ruling errata or anything else to be made. "IF", and that's a big IF, you follow the directions from the Rule's Book, when it states that you must ANNOUNCE your intentions clearly to your opponent, then there would not be any issue with Sakuretsu Armor at all.
Here is a sample Gameplay:
Player A states in a clear voice--
(Draw Phase)
"I Draw 1 card, if you do not wish to chain or activate any card effects, I will enter my Standby Phase"
(Standby Phase)
"I resolve Imperial Order's Maintenance Cost and choose not to pay 700 life points, destroying it. If you do not wish to activate any card effects, I will enter my Main Phase 1."Â
(Main Phase 1)
"I place 1 card in my Spell/Trap Zone. Do you wish to chain? No? I place Mystic Swordsman LV2 face-up in attack position. Do you wish to respond to the Summon? No? I flip face-up the Spell Card I set face-down to activate "The A. Forces", giving my Mystic Swordsman LV2 an additional 200 attack. Do you wish to chain to the activation? No? I will then enter my Battle Phase
(Start Step to Battle Phase)."
(Battle Phase)
-Battle Step-
"I choose my Mystic Swordsman LV2 to attack your face-down card. Do you wish to respond to my announcement?
Player B states in a clear voice-
"I respond to your announcement by activating my face-down Trap Card, 'Sakurestu Armor', to destroy your Mystic Swordsman LV2."
At this point, the preceeding announcement of attack stops, and Mystic Swordsman LV2 is destroyed without completing the attack. The Damage Step of the Battle Phase is not entered, and the face-down card is not destroyed by effect or battle.
A lot of this may seem to be exaggerated, but it is necessary to avoid any misunderstandings and it will show you that you cannot progress to the next step until you have resolved any priority issues or give your opponent a chance to respond.