Can the strategy of Yu-Gi-Oh be a limited subject?
The answer could be seen both ways. Looking at your
main types of decks (burner, beatdown, hand disruption)
we find that strategies are hard to find for cards that actually
work together. I'm not talking about what cards are good
with these decks. I am talking about cards that work together
to provide mass effects. An example are Gravekeepers. They
work very well together because each card provides help for the
other. This is different though for these three main deck types
because they don't have a main type of monster in thier
decks. Beatdown is the deck most people use now. This is
because it probably requires the least strategy. I'm not saying
that it's a bad idea. In fact, it is the deck type that most cards
have been made for. This makes them alot more playable, so you
can't really blame people for using it. Strategy isn't very big in
beatdown decks. This is a reason why strategy boundaries are
questioned. The only decks you see are these (primarily).
Hand disruption and burner are a little harder to build (very rare
cards). These can be even more effective than beatdown if
you assemble and play your cards correctly. Not many
cards have been made that work together for these cards either.
If we want to use more strategy we might just have to wait for
new cards to come out.
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