u/Mr_ToppDeck

Should I come back to the digital client?

Hello, I hope everybody is well. I played fusion World from set one all the way up to the first manga booster and one of the things that really had me interested in this game was that since I had no shops close I could play on the digital client and it was very affordable. I used to be able to spend $60 to $120 on a client and get every card in a set, especially for the first three sets. I would even say the fourth set as well which gave me the freedom to deck build anything I want for a low cost. But I noticed the more the sets went on that my dollar value didn't stretch as far. And also a constant problem of the dismantle system being atrocious made me stop playing the game. I still don't understand to this day why I can't dismantle cards are the same rarity if I have more than four. But then if I have a holo of that card I have to get four more of that card. I just really wish the dismantle system was more like a master duel.

I definitely knew from the beginning that this game wasn't free to play on the client but it just didn't cost that much and it just seemed like the more sets got put out the more it started costing.

But recently I have been thinking about this game a lot because I love to play it and I thought the client was actually pretty good outside of the dismantled system and I was wondering do y'all guys think it's worth coming back after me stating the problems I had in the past? I would really like y'all's opinion on it.

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u/Mr_ToppDeck — 4 days ago

Wonder Woman Animated Series Layout

This is just something I put together the last couple of hours. This is just a rough overview of what I would do if I had 3 seasons to tell a wonder woman story.

I'll post season 2 tomorrow.

Season 1: 30min episodes

Episode 1:

Diana arrives in "Man’s World" and experiences the overwhelming culture shock of modern society. While she tries to understand basic concepts like money and technology, she senses a mystical anomaly. In the background, a mysterious government agent (Steve Trevor) is seen watching her from a black SUV, taking notes and photos.

Episode 2:

A massive attack by Giganta at a museum forces Diana into action. She saves Barbara Minerva, a brilliant archaeologist, from being crushed. Barbara is fascinated by Diana’s origins and offers to help her navigate this new world.

Episode 3:

Diana faces Angle Man, who is using a reality-bending device to rob high-security vaults. During the chase, Diana notices the same man from the SUV following her. She tries to pursue him, but Angle Man’s geometry-warping powers allow the man to disappear into the crowd.

Episode 4:

While Diana is stopping Blue Snowman, she spots Steve Trevor in the shadows again. This time, she uses her lasso to intercept him. Steve reveals he is with the U.S. government, which is hesitant and suspicious of her presence. However, the tension breaks when they both realize there is an undeniable mutual attraction. Diana is flustered, experiencing a "crush" for the first time and having no idea how to process these new emotions.

Episode 5:

Dr. Psycho begins targeting Diana. Driven by extreme misogyny and a deep inferiority complex, he views Diana’s power as a personal insult to his ego. He uses his telepathic abilities to make the public fear Diana, portraying her as a "female invader." Steve tries to defend Diana within the government, while Barbara tries to defend her to the public.

Episode 6:

Dr. Psycho’s mental assault pushes Diana to her limit, preying on her "fish out of water" insecurities. Steve puts his career on the line to help Diana reach Psycho’s location. Diana eventually defeats Psycho by exposing his petty motivations to the public, but the mental strain leaves her leaning more on Steve for support, which sparks a hint of jealousy in Barbara.

Episode 7:

Goldface begins a series of heists involving a device that turns anything to gold. While Diana fights him, Barbara discovers an ancient, cursed artifact during a research tripan idol of the goddess of the hunt. Barbara keeps the discovery a secret.

Episode 8:

Sonar uses high-tech sound waves to hold the city hostage. Diana and Steve’s relationship deepens as they go on their first date, which is interrupted by the villain. Meanwhile, Barbara’s obsession with the artifact grows; she begins to hear the voice of the goddess, who whispers that Diana and Steve are going to leave her behind.

Episode 9:

The artifact’s influence reaches a breaking point. Feeling inadequate and abandoned, Barbara performs a ritual to claim the goddess’s power. The transformation into the Cheetah is horrific and agonizing, completely stripping away Barbara's human empathy and replacing it with predatory bloodlust.

Episode 10:

In the season finale, Cheetah goes on a rampage, and Diana is forced to fight her best friend. The battle is heartbreaking; Diana tries to use the Lasso of Truth to reach Barbara, but the goddess's curse is too strong. Diana is forced to defeat Cheetah to save the city, ending the fight with a hollow victory. The season ends with Steve comforting a grieving Diana, who looks toward the heavens and vows to make the Gods answer for what they’ve done to her friend, setting up Season 2.

u/Mr_ToppDeck — 3 months ago