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  • Id: 103119
  • Posted: 2020-09-18 14:47:28
    by Jabberwocky
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  • Rating: Questionable
  • Score: 96 (vote up)
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Sargin2
>> #386246
Posted on 2020-09-18 14:59:25
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I love mesmeric control. The funny thing is I have only had that card used against me, but I always loved the artwork on it. Also the fact that I played the Yugioh: War of the Roses and Mai loves using this card when you have the boss duel against her.
Hypnomaid20
>> #386262
Posted on 2020-09-18 19:19:13
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The fact that mesmeric control doesn't actually give you control over anything was one of the greatest disappointments of my childhood, where I was already far too obsessed with mind control :(

That and its a horrible card too.
edcellwarrior
>> #386269
Posted on 2020-09-18 20:36:13
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Hypnomaid20 said:
The fact that mesmeric control doesn't actually give you control over anything was one of the greatest disappointments of my childhood, where I was already far too obsessed with mind control :(

That and its a horrible card too.


I did always find that weird. I assume the idea was “they fall into a trance and slump over into defense position”
Hypnomaid20
>> #386270
Posted on 2020-09-18 20:40:11
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edcellwarrior said:
I did always find that weird. I assume the idea was “they fall into a trance and slump over into defense position”



It doesn't even do that. Instead of switching positions (which would make a lot of sense, you control your opponents monster b giving them orders) it locks the positions for one turn. The thing is, it's such a weak way of lockdown, they can still freely attack or use effects.
If it would force them in a different position it would have at least some use but position locking is just so bad and awfully situational, this card is literally worse than sparks.
edcellwarrior
>> #386278
Posted on 2020-09-18 22:03:39
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Hypnomaid20 said:
It doesn't even do that. Instead of switching positions (which would make a lot of sense, you control your opponents monster b giving them orders) it locks the positions for one turn. The thing is, it's such a weak way of lockdown, they can still freely attack or use effects.
If it would force them in a different position it would have at least some use but position locking is just so bad and awfully situational, this card is literally worse than sparks.


Wow, I thought it forced them into defense position. It's an even worse card than I thought
ptWolv022
>> #386289
Posted on 2020-09-18 23:32:01
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edcellwarrior said:
Wow, I thought it forced them into defense position. It's an even worse card than I thought


In the anime, it dropped ATK by 800 by putting them to sleep. However, I guess the IRL version is just trancing them so they stay in their current mindset. Of course, if you use a card effect to force it into Defense Mode, that could work out. But it also, you know, requires a second card to do that.
pokemongirl
>> #386306
Posted on 2020-09-19 03:18:35
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Mmmmmmmmmmm all that classic control~~~
I always found Enemy Controller to be really hot as well just plug in and play *giggles*
BH_Cleo
>> #386326
Posted on 2020-09-19 05:30:41
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all hail the light!
banstx
>> #386348
Posted on 2020-09-19 07:48:15
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You could replace them all by Mass Hypnosis XD
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