Last, but certainly not least, you can now highlight cards in selection packs after certain criteria. Hopefully, they'll add deck codes that you can copy and paste at some point. You can also export your decks, but you're limited to the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG Database. Probably the biggest addition is the ability to delete multiple decks at once (THANK YOU!), which should make cleaning up unused decks less of a hassle. The notes do say that "you cannot retry only when rewards are available for winning the first time", which we're not sure how to interpret. Solo players will be delighted to hear there's now a Retry button, so you can easily restart a duel without having to go to the main screen. Only some cards have this option, though. This should make it easier to follow what's happening during a duel.
When selecting a card, effects on cards that can be activated are now highlighted in blue, and the effects of cards that were activated recently will be highlighted in white. There's also some improvements to effect activation.
Don't expect a 2v2 mode, though, it's more likely still 1v1 as part of designated teams. We don't know how exactly this will work, but we'll find out more on the 11th, when the new Selection Pack is coming out. We won't go over every change, but we'll highlight what we deem to be the important ones.įirst up, the game is receiving Team Battles where you can team up with a friend in Free Duels. Great news for Master Duel players! Konami has implemented a number of quality of life updates to make the play experience better for players.
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