Change in Priority

First topic message reminder :

So I am sure most of you are aware of the changes made to player priority in the OCG after the release of recent card packs. For the time being, player priority remains the same in the TCG but is also expected to hit us in the nearby future.


What do i mean when I say a change in player priority?
Well priority itself as a game mechanic has not changed in the OCG but the ability to be able to call priority on your monsters ignition effect has. Any effect that does not trigger on the Normal or Special Summon of a card cannot be activated with player priority anymore. This means cards like Lonefire Blossom, or Card Trooper, even Dark Armed Dragon, must wait for a response to their summon before the controller of that monster can activate its Ignition Effect. Trigger Effects like Monarchs and Gadget cards will not be affected.

Why did Konami want to change player priority rulings?
This is quite a simple question to answer. If you think about different effects and how they are activated you will see that a Trigger Effect and an Ignition Effect do not differ much from each other with the current player priority ruling. Being able to activate an Ignition Effect as chain link 1 when a monster is summoned is like saying it has a Summon Trigger Effect. Konami also needed a way to drastically slow down the game and so the answer to both these problems was this rule change.



So what do you think!
What decks will be greatly affected if this rule change was to take place?
When do you think (if it takes place) will the ruling change hit the TCG?
Do you think this will be good or bad for the current format/playstyle of the game?

You still have priority, it's only changed to slow down crazy decks with their ignition effects.

Now you better defend your monsters with cards like Forbidden Lance, Trap Stun etc.

Because KCVDS have lots of OCG cards,,
so we have to apply that rules in duels, right?

These rules do not apply in KCVDS yet. KCVDS runs by TCG rulings.

When you say a link to the source Wiseman you want a link to the above rule change?

Thought we must use these ruling, cz supreme king said so
you were wrong sk!

Sorry Aludra, but if you remember it didn't influence the result of our duel very much, I BoM'd my Guard when you wanted to CS it xD

Yea not changing the duel,,
Royal tribute kills me -.-

Edit:
sorry a bit OOT here

Since we want to go on-topic, we should make a post about this in the TD...erm...KCDA terms of service in the FAQ section.

I font think so cuz everybody i know follows TCG play-style. So i guess TCG is set like default. As Det said, kcvds follows also tcg and if somebody wants ocg he simply has to state that in his post (when he hosts a tournament etc) or in chat when having a casual duel.

Until the change applies to the TCG as well, it will probably be as Croc said.

KCVDS' vision is TCG, not OCG. However Mr. Kaiba put some OCG cards because he wants to use them, nothing more.

If it ever applies to TCG, everybody will know about the rule who is following the news, everybody in chats will talk about it i guess. ^^

What decks will be greatly affected if this rule change was to take place?
Chaos Plants , Gravekeepers , SSD Variants , Infernities.

When do you think (if it takes place) will the ruling change hit the TCG?
Prio was one of the main rules in TGO world , everyone got used to it and now building his combos to fit it . Removing this rule will effect allot of people since they will have to be creative more and build their combos carefully since they need to protect their monsters from their opponent's trap and spell cards when he is summoned. More likely people will use decks like GBz and Monarchs and maybe Sabers more than the other decks. Since prio won't hit these decks allot as it going to do with many other decks.

Do you think this will be good or bad for the current format/playstyle of the game?
its 50 - 50 . Good players and experts shouldn't care about prop since they know there is allot of other combos they can use , also they can use combos that was "disbanded" when prio was rule the game. For new people they won't gain any experience at all. Simply because they don't know how prio was or how players used to play with it. So they just will make combos as everyone else . So there will be allot of players that using the same decks and the same combos. So in my view this will be bad since only few creative players will get use to it. But many others will copy them.

I think it's more exciting if the pace of the game is really fast.