Case in point.

Your opponent has a particularly nasty Combo? Blow up a foundation and it'll be much harder for him to set it up. Also, Arrogance being Arrogance, this could be very interesting come Set 12.

Homme Chapeau said:

Haha that character saw play on Wednesday. Didn't think of it affecting (or is it effecting) combo

Okay I can't find an edit button

But Alba will give me reason to yell out
C-C-C-C-COMBO BREAKER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Every time it happens <3
*goes to work on alba deck*

EDIT: Wait I can edit this post but not the last one?
Anyways, I just realized that their next form can just be Owlface and it won't effect (or is it affect) combo..Right?
It's 3:30am >_> Goodnight

EDIT2: It's 3:30am there too Homme, go to bed >_<

lets just hope that i thinkits padma the green haired one from shadow war doesnt break any rules cause then that would get annoying if i hear some one quoting abridged because of it i will stab them or cut out there tongue lol

ultimo said:

the form has to be a card played

So glad I asked that question. Suck it, Rashotep!

MegaGeese said:

Don't worry my little pretty... Rashotep has something in store for you!

Crazy Elf said:

For those who couldn't decipher the run-on sentence, he was making a reference to Yugioh: The Abridged Series, and btw, I never even thought about it until you mentioned it. Besides dude, Morrigan has already screwed the rules in Realm of Midnight, and she too has green hair =D

*man...I should lay off the drugs...*

Could you be his full-time translator?

MarcoPulleaux said:

ultimo said:

"Effect" is usually a noun. E.g., "That was a nice special effect."

"Effect" can be used a verb, but it's rarely used because of a very specific meaning. It means (roughly) "to make a particular thing actually happen." E.g., "The medicine effected a swift recovery in the patient."

"Affect" is a verb, and a common one. It means, "to influence or change." E.g., "Owlface won't affect the Combo ability, as Combo only cares about the card preceding (not the form)."

Sidenote: "Affect" can also mean "to feign or put on." E.g., "He affected an outrageous accent."

GouHadou said:

Ahhh because it says "play" right?

@Armed:Thanks so much! I always get those two mixed up. I really appreciate the examples too. Hehe I find it amusing i'm learning grammar on UFS

ultimo said:

its because you can edit your post 5 minutes after you post it but thats it after that it cuts off the link and you have to go do it the hard way

You can still edit the post, just right-click the "Report this Post" link, pick copy link location, then paste it into your address bar and replace "edge_foros_reportar" with "edge_foros_editar".

ultimo said:

Yep. It specifies "play a non-attack", which means exactly that : Play a non-attack. Obviously, card should have been added to be more clear, but yeah, it's implied.