BusinessHABAre you looking to get into the world of Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Links but don’t know where to begin? Do you want to start playing with your friends, but don’t want to set up a new account each time you want to play together? Do you long for the days before Google decided that dueling was a sport and banned it from its search engine?
If you answered ‘Yes’ to any of these questions, then welcome to the world of making your own dueling Reddit account. It’s easy. You just gotta have the spare time and an internet connection.
We all know that creating an account on Dueling Reddit is as easy as signing into Facebook or Twitter (or any other social media site) for that person. Well, if this is true for social media accounts, then creating an account on dueling reddit should be no different. If anything, it will be even easier because there are so manydueling links people can follow along with ease. Even if you’re not that great at creating original content yourself, there are plenty ofdueling links on the site. All you need is a little bit of knowledge about how the site works and some google skills (or luck).
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How to Make Your Own Duel Links Reddit Account
If you’ve been playing in the tournament scene for even a few months, you have probably realized that one of the most frustrating parts is getting kicked out of the event. Before I go into detail about what happens if you are kicked out, I suggest reading this article on how to get approved again in tournaments. It will teach you how to navigate through registration and know if you should continue signing up for more tournaments or not. It’s not something that is ever pleasant to think about but it happens from time to time. Depending on where you are at in your Dueling career, it might not be so bad having to go through this process once or twice a year, but when it happens more than once a year it becomes monotonous. If you are going to make the decision to avoid signing up for an event, then at least make sure that it’s done right. If possible, try and find someone who has played in the same tournament before and ask them for advice on how to get approved again the next time they sign up. This will save you from spending hours upon hours trying to understand why you were denied entry only to find out later that the tips they gave you didn’t work the second time around as well.
What if I am already approved?
If you are already approved for a tournament, and you were previously denied entry, there are a few things to keep in mind. First, make sure that the person who approved your entry again is the same person who originally rejected you. Second, make sure that you did not miss a flight or a car rental due to the event being in your area. Third, make sure that you have all the necessary documents to play in the event such as your decklist, insurance, etc. Finally, try to avoid being too submissive in your matches. It is better to be too aggressive and get yourself kicked out than to be too conservative and lose too many games.
What if the person who kicked me out was a friend?
Friends often kick each other out of tournaments and events, and while it’s understandable why they might do so, it’s best to be careful about who you let in your friend’s place. If you are not sure who to contact for an event, try to ask your local competitive community. There are plenty of people who have played in large events and can give you good advice. If you don’t know anyone who has played in an event, you can also try the internet forums or message the organizers directly.
Make sure you read the rules before registering for an event
When you register for an event, you are expected to read the rules carefully. It’s better to be too slow than to make an obvious mistake, and if you are unsure whether something is allowed you should always ask before playing. Some events will have sign-up sheets in multiple languages, and it would be silly to sign up for an event while still reading the rules in your own language.
Try to prepare for getting approved again
The best way to prepare for getting approved again is to try to avoid getting kicked out in the first place. If you are already in the tournament hall, and someone is already asking you to leave, it’s probably because you were being too loud or too disruptive. It’s better to be too quiet and get asked to leave than to be too loud and be guaranteed to be kicked out.
Don’t register for events that you are not familiar with
If you are not familiar with the competition style of an event and you are registered for a large event, it’s probably best to look into whether or not you should register for smaller events as well. If you are not used to being in smaller rooms or playing against different types of players, you might experience anxiety playing in a smaller room in front of a larger audience. It’s also best to experiment with different types of play such as using a deck that has never been used in a tournament before, or a deck that you are extremely familiar with, and see how you like it against different types of players. If you enjoy playing a certain type of deck but find yourself losing more often than winning against it, it might be better to stick with it at a smaller event until you feel comfortable with it.
Conclusion
It’s inevitable that you are going to lose a lot of games in your Dueling career, and if you want to stay in the competition, you need to be prepared for that. The best way to do this is to make sure that you know how to get approved again in tournaments. Once you do, you will be much more likely to sign up for more events and experience the excitement and dopamine that comes with it. If you have any questions or comments about this article, tournament rules in general, feel free to leave a comment below! I love to hear from my readers, and I always try to respond to every message as soon as I can.
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