They aren't worthless if people are willing to pay money for them.
This isn't so much an "evil big company" problem as much as it is a "people are stupid" problem.

**uberbunk used "*roll picture*"**
**uberbunk rolled image** When people use the word "Intrinsic", they don't mean "necessary with respect to existence and nonexistence collectively", in which case the word "intrinsic" really has no meaning, they mean "necessary with respect to the existence and progression of mankind." Now, they could add the little "with respect to mankind" every time they use the word, but that just wouldn't be very pragmatic, now would it?

"What bird is that, daddy?"

"Well, you see, a long time ago there was a group of Vikings called the Anglo-Saxons who spoke a linguistic derivative of an Old Germanic tongue spoken by the ancient barbarians of Northern Europe. This language they spoke evolved into, with a massive incorporation of Romantic roots, the language we now speak, Modern English. We being a species of intelligent primates descended from a long line of evolution living on the planet Earth, capable of linguistic communication, that is. With respect to this Modern English which we speak, that bird is called a Duck."

There's thinking philosophically and then there's needless complication. Silly.

Munchkin cats are pretty recognizable

I'm bad with words and I meant breed.
But thanks anyway, at least Ik it's not a lion.

If it were a dog, I'd likely have some kind of idea. Dog breeds at least look distinguishable from each other.
Cats, though... they aren't as thoroughly "selectively bred" (read: inbred to the point where, even though they're the same species, they don't even fucking resemble each other) as dogs have been, meaning the different breeds are tough to tell apart.
I've seen two cats that looked damn near identical but were ID'd as different breeds. It's insane how specific they have to get on cat breeds.

Munchkin cats are pretty recognizable

Curie is 5/7

That and Clinton is easily bought out, so he would believe whatever you pay her to believe.

But I always said we need to just French Revolution the government and wealthy, just start the country over and get rid of the old corruption as well. If we don't soon, they might take away our guns like Australia and we won't get a chance.

True enough. Ironically, it's the votes in states that have fewer people that count for more. Each state has a minimum of three electoral votes (typically distributed in a "winner take all" pattern). Montana has only 3 electoral votes, but they have far more electoral votes per capita than any other state, meaning that the votes of each individual person influence the election more directly than those of the citizens of any other state.

tl;dr: The Electoral College is a fucked up system. Direct Democracy for Presidential elections would theoretically be ideal, but it would take forever to actually get anything done due to the sheer number of votes to count.

SHIT! I WASN'T LOGGED IN. I DESERVE MY THUMBS OF SHAME.

See the one talking about where the fuck the difference was. That's me. Cuz I'm stupid.

This was madscriveningd ^

I mostly just play online anyways. So I don't care that much for rarities.

Yeah, you're right, lol.

Best part is, Ground Collapse is a common, unrestricted, continuous Spell card that nobody really uses, because it's a common continuous Spell card that doesn't really fit well with any of the dozen gimmicky decks and their variants currently seeing play. It does, however, work well with decks that deal in high-ATK monsters that don't have piercing.

I mostly just play online anyways. So I don't care that much for rarities.

Ground collapse must target 2 spots, so 3 unfortunately is not a valid thing you can play. You can combine it an ojama king, since that guy targets "up to 3", so as long as you got 1, he can go mop up the other ones.

Another large combo you can do is:
Vanity's Emptiness (Or Dyna protected by a safe zone)
Imperial Custom
Light of intervention
Mound of the Bound Creator
Reptiline Servant or The Tyrant Neptune summoned using Reptiline Servant and ideally Hardened Armed Dragon

Now your opponent cannot:
Special summon due to Vanity or Dyna
Set monsters due to Light of Intervention
Normal Summon due to Servant or Tyrant Neptune

You can target your own Monster card zone, or, if you aren't an idiot, you could technically target the same zone twice.
First exception is a card rule exception. It doesn't specify that you have to target your opponent's Monster card zones, so you can target your own. Just like any card that says you can destroy one monster would allow you to destroy your own monster (if it's more beneficial to destroy one of your own monsters. Very few cases of that actually exist, but it can happen).
Second exception is simple common sense. You can target a specific card with two of the same spell if it's still a valid target. You can punish your opponent with two of the same trap card if the effects would stack. Ergo, you should logically be able to target the same Monster card zone with the same restriction twice. The card doesn't have any sort of restriction on it saying you can't target a zone that's already a target of another copy of this card, nor was that included in any errata or judge's rulings on the card. The only restriction on the Monster card zones it can or can't target are that the zones can't already be occupied.

Yeah, you're right, lol.

Best part is, Ground Collapse is a common, unrestricted, continuous Spell card that nobody really uses, because it's a common continuous Spell card that doesn't really fit well with any of the dozen gimmicky decks and their variants currently seeing play. It does, however, work well with decks that deal in high-ATK monsters that don't have piercing.

I mostly just play online anyways. So I don't care that much for rarities.

The demo is too short to get an actual feel for the game, though.
Like I said, the game is about 8 hours long for all but one ending. The demo doesn't even take a full hour. It's free, but it's quite a bit shorter than the actual game, and there are altered elements to the actual gameplay (ability to gain EXP while still sparing everyone, and a few other details).

I just hope that within Caesar's life time if he were to succeed, he would be able to not just go out of the bronze age with electricity and machines but to seriously push past even the best prewar technology with a continuous drive for the heavens and not just a desire to advance until things are comfortable. You make a great point with Yes Man though and looking back, I would have chosen him over house knowing that he would be able to help so much.