Most see a good player as kind during a duel, can have a "fun competitive" game, and is very insightful on his dueling which leads to becoming better. This player attends regionals/YCS's or has a 2000 rating or higher on DN. What makes a "good duelist" is experience, manners, and deck choices. Those are the main factors because most people don't care about those who uses a deck nobody cares about or has a bad reputation in real life or DN. Good players creates a large fan base that affects most of our tournaments, the ban list, and the game entirely. You may already know a few of my examples who are good at this game (look at the names of the article writers on Alter Reality Games). I would like to know are there any other factors into being a good duelist?
Now the bad players...
A bad player to most people didn't even try to read the rule book fully, always run more than 60 cards or more, they are rude, and they cheat alot. Bad players can make somebody's day bad if they play on DN because you would have to tell that player all of his card effects and/or all of your card effects. Even though it's annoying, I will not bash the new players in our game we call Yu-Gi-Oh! I encourage all of you good players to help improve those who want to embark on our adventure as a duelist. This could also benefit you because you will have a new friend or team mate. I do not even want to characterize this group as bad players anymore, just call our new friends apprentices!
Keep the game strong guys and I will be back with you tomorrow for the duelist of the week! Exo-Lavi! OUT!
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