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 Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 4:56 am
1. Opponent has Yubel Ultimate Nightmare on the field. (Effect is continues)
2. I summon Slifer. IN WHICH in quote "This card's Normal Summon cannot be negated. >>When Normal Summoned, cards and effects cannot be activated.<< This is applying 2 effects am I correct? The sentence ended with a period. Therefore new sentence = more effects.
Does Slifer force your opponent to not activate ANY card the turn he's summoned? Including continues effects? I know it applies to me as well. But my opponent is complaining about this. Yet Slifer forces effects not to activate. I would assume continues effect's aswell.
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Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 6:07 am
Rude Comments 1. Opponent has Yubel Ultimate Nightmare on the field. (Effect is continues) 2. I summon Slifer. IN WHICH in quote "This card's Normal Summon cannot be negated. >>When Normal Summoned, cards and effects cannot be activated.<< This is applying 2 effects am I correct? The sentence ended with a period. Therefore new sentence = more effects. Does Slifer force your opponent to not activate ANY card the turn he's summoned? Including continues effects? I know it applies to me as well. But my opponent is complaining about this. Yet Slifer forces effects not to activate. I would assume continues effect's aswell. continuous effects are immune to slifer's effect as they do not activate.
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Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 6:18 am
Oucyan Rude Comments 1. Opponent has Yubel Ultimate Nightmare on the field. (Effect is continues) 2. I summon Slifer. IN WHICH in quote "This card's Normal Summon cannot be negated. >>When Normal Summoned, cards and effects cannot be activated.<< This is applying 2 effects am I correct? The sentence ended with a period. Therefore new sentence = more effects. Does Slifer force your opponent to not activate ANY card the turn he's summoned? Including continues effects? I know it applies to me as well. But my opponent is complaining about this. Yet Slifer forces effects not to activate. I would assume continues effect's aswell. continuous effects are immune to slifer's effect as they do not activate. Apparently he's saying that, "that is not a through explanation." I sent a link to him here. I should just quit. -_-
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Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 6:21 am
Rude Comments Oucyan Rude Comments 1. Opponent has Yubel Ultimate Nightmare on the field. (Effect is continues) 2. I summon Slifer. IN WHICH in quote "This card's Normal Summon cannot be negated. >>When Normal Summoned, cards and effects cannot be activated.<< This is applying 2 effects am I correct? The sentence ended with a period. Therefore new sentence = more effects. Does Slifer force your opponent to not activate ANY card the turn he's summoned? Including continues effects? I know it applies to me as well. But my opponent is complaining about this. Yet Slifer forces effects not to activate. I would assume continues effect's aswell. continuous effects are immune to slifer's effect as they do not activate. Apparently he's saying that, "that is not a through explanation." I sent a link to him here. I should just quit. -_- ???
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Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 6:30 am
Oucyan Rude Comments Oucyan Rude Comments 1. Opponent has Yubel Ultimate Nightmare on the field. (Effect is continues) 2. I summon Slifer. IN WHICH in quote "This card's Normal Summon cannot be negated. >>When Normal Summoned, cards and effects cannot be activated.<< This is applying 2 effects am I correct? The sentence ended with a period. Therefore new sentence = more effects. Does Slifer force your opponent to not activate ANY card the turn he's summoned? Including continues effects? I know it applies to me as well. But my opponent is complaining about this. Yet Slifer forces effects not to activate. I would assume continues effect's aswell. continuous effects are immune to slifer's effect as they do not activate. Apparently he's saying that, "that is not a through explanation." I sent a link to him here. I should just quit. -_- ??? Yeah, he's being ignorant. Don't worry, I quitted anyway. xD
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Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 10:58 am
Rude Comments Oucyan Rude Comments Oucyan Rude Comments 1. Opponent has Yubel Ultimate Nightmare on the field. (Effect is continues) 2. I summon Slifer. IN WHICH in quote "This card's Normal Summon cannot be negated. >>When Normal Summoned, cards and effects cannot be activated.<< This is applying 2 effects am I correct? The sentence ended with a period. Therefore new sentence = more effects. Does Slifer force your opponent to not activate ANY card the turn he's summoned? Including continues effects? I know it applies to me as well. But my opponent is complaining about this. Yet Slifer forces effects not to activate. I would assume continues effect's aswell. continuous effects are immune to slifer's effect as they do not activate. Apparently he's saying that, "that is not a through explanation." I sent a link to him here. I should just quit. -_- ??? Yeah, he's being ignorant. Don't worry, I quitted anyway. xD how was he being ignorant?
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Posted: Wed May 16, 2012 6:42 pm
Rude Comments 1. Opponent has Yubel Ultimate Nightmare on the field. (Effect is continues) 2. I summon Slifer. IN WHICH in quote "This card's Normal Summon cannot be negated. >>When Normal Summoned, cards and effects cannot be activated.<< This is applying 2 effects am I correct? The sentence ended with a period. Therefore new sentence = more effects. Does Slifer force your opponent to not activate ANY card the turn he's summoned? Including continues effects? I know it applies to me as well. But my opponent is complaining about this. Yet Slifer forces effects not to activate. I would assume continues effect's aswell. You cannot negate the summon of slifer or activate ant spell or trap cards in response to the successful summon of slifer the sky dragon. once he has been summoned, the turn player now may start a new chain or attempt to change phases. he will not prevent effects and cards from being activate AFTER he is summoned, just WHEN he is summoned.
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