I know this can be said for any simulator, and people decry how sports games aren't a replacement for playing the actual sport and that's true but Yu-Gi-Oh!'s a bit of a special case
Being able to dodge half the attacks that come your way, and guarantee some of your damage lands thanks to Will, puts you in a pretty good spot
As we discussed last week, Pup is a nice option for filling out your curve, and it leads to some follow-up plays that your opponents might be having a harder time preparing for
Spot color printing requires each color to be applied onto your product individually (in this case, just 1 color), creating beautiful color displays with a more authentic feel than four-colorprinting can sometimes achieve
The last thing you want to try to do on Turn 3 is tap out for a Hypnotic Specter or whatever
The metaphor I used was that the Design team was the writer and the Development team was an aggressive editor, helping maximize the effectiveness of the book and making cuts and alterations where needed