Replays + DN = ??? [Call of the Haunted]

[Not-so-Radiant Arin]

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So, he attacks first with Fullhelmknight. Then, I play CotH to revive my Trishula. Then he attacks me with Gottoms. Then he decides to attack again with Fullhelmknight. I proclaim he can't because he cancelled the attack. And then he quits.

I love it when I am right.

Discuss CotH.

[Resident Fascist]

He's an narutard, so obv bad

[Kingdom Xathers]

Well, you were right.

... I hate those kinds of Duelists on DN....

On the upside, at least you got a win (unless this was in Unrated, then it doesn't matter much...) .

[evilfusion]

Replays really aren't that confusing. Then again...I'm me.

-Monsters can only declare an attack once per turn (unless it can attack multiple times).

-You declare an attack by choosing a monster and an attack target (or direct attack)

-If the number of monsters on the defending player's turn changes, either more or less, before the Damage Step, the attacking monster gets a replay, where it can change to a different target, or the same one, or to stop attacking altogether. This is [b]not[/b] a new attack declaration.

-If the monster chooses not to attack, it cannot attack later in the turn, because it has already declared an attack this turn.

[Mugendramon]

I'll make use of the opportunity to pose a question:

The monsters on the field have changed, but the number of monsters in question is the same.

The monster that changed was not the one I was attacking.

Do I get a replay?

[Ieyasu Tokugawa]

[quote name='Ｍｕｇｅｎｄｒａｍｏｎ' timestamp='1324157867' post='5713367']
I'll make use of the opportunity to pose a question:

The monsters on the field have changed, but the number of monsters in question is the same.

The monster that changed was not the one I was attacking.

Do I get a replay?
[/quote]
In the process of this, the number of monsters has probably changed since one had to leave and another go on the field. If any kind of process changes the number of monsters, even if it's the same number afterwards, you still get a replay.

[evilfusion]

[quote name='Ｍｕｇｅｎｄｒａｍｏｎ' timestamp='1324157867' post='5713367']
I'll make use of the opportunity to pose a question:

The monsters on the field have changed, but the number of monsters in question is the same.

The monster that changed was not the one I was attacking.

Do I get a replay?
[/quote]

True, it's not perfectly correct to say "the number" of monsters changed, because a replay still occurs if Beast Soul Swap, etc, is used.

If for any reason a monster on the defending field left or was added to the Field between Attack Declaration and Damage Calculation, a replay occurs.

[CNo.101 S.H. Death Knight]

[quote name='evilfusion' timestamp='1324149726' post='5712934']
Replays really aren't that confusing. Then again...I'm me.

-Monsters can only declare an attack once per turn (unless it can attack multiple times).

-You declare an attack by choosing a monster and an attack target (or direct attack)

-If the number of monsters on the defending player's turn changes, either more or less, before the Damage Step, the attacking monster gets a replay, where it can change to a different target, or the same one, or to stop attacking altogether. This is [b]not[/b] a new attack declaration.

-If the monster chooses not to attack, it cannot attack later in the turn, because it has already declared an attack this turn.
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well it's not just you, it's still easy to understand a replay, even my lil cuz who was 7 years old even got it right :3. then again that prolly a bad example. :/