First time i played no one tolds me abput meadow mage. It lasts a life to win the meteor b. Dragon just by luck.

i wish i had internet when this game released xD

I’ve never finished that fking game

@@marcozancan2433 I didn't either as a kid. Got to Knightmare multiple times but he played a blue eyes ultimate dragon nearly every time. I came back to it a few years ago and found the drop lists and beat it fairly easily with some grinding for cards

I beat this game with twin headed dragon only and traps with magics

Bullshit of the bullshiters...... ...... The trick it is to enjoy the game.... The joy when you win a card ........ To win for the easy way is not a great achievement.... You are not a good or real player. You only are saying lies yourself....

@@alvarosolorzanogoluboay1224 , not for us, common players, but, imagine the guy who study he has to do to discover this, it is a really nice discovery!

Rom hacking the drops will fix this problem. Try our community "Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbiddem Memories MOD's" at Facebook, we have ot of tutorials and tools.

@@alvarosolorzanogoluboay1224 The only bullshit is trying to find "great achievement" in a 20 years old game. Let poeple manipulate and do whatever they want. Everyone has their kind of challenge. Today I can only play this game through smartphone at the way to work and I don't have your free time to spend hours playing more than 1000 duels, that's ridiculous. FM isn't a HARD game, its just a BORING GAME. Difficulty has nothing to do with tons of time to achieve any goal and for the mechanics of FM, it's IMPOSSIBLE to make this game HARD, the only thing you can do is turn this game boring as hell.

So sad, if you want a easy game play the modified Hacking is same as cheating

Oof i feel you bro

I had a friend tell me kepura drops it, spent 200 duels trying to win it, then realized kepura barely drops any warriors, let alone Gate Guardian lol In fact that always weirded me out, why low meadow mage drops Meteor B Dragon instead of high mountain mage? 😂

GFC_ cho mình xin bản dịch ra tiếng Việt Nam được không ? Mình không hiểu bạn nói gì ?

GFC_ can we get this translated into Vietnamese? I don't understand what you say? @Game Mobile: Xin loi minh khong co cai dau tren loi cua minh, ma minh co the giup do thong dich. Ban co muon het video nay hoac loi phe binh cua GFC_ nay?

Johnathan Hoopes yes

Johnathan Hoopes I cannot translate the entire video into Vietnamese. I don't know the language. If anyone wants to translate it, they can. I have this video set so that anyone can add translations as subtitles. Sorry and good luck.

Johnathan Hoopes I also want to add the fact that I included the entire script for this video in the description. If you go to that link, you get the entire video and everything I said in the video in English text. From there, you can run it through Google Translate or something.

Took me 317 duels against Seto 3 to get a single copy of it :)

I got mine after just 17 :P but it took me 390 fucking duels to get my first Meteor Black Dragon against low meadow mage.

Nah. MBD was easy for me. S-Tec duels for equip cards and fucking Blue-Eyes were the worst for me

Oh god your profile name and picture

@@Al-tanin I really don't understand why the hell we played this crap game.it really was weird of a game

The same for mig 😅 i was so happy though

did like 400 free duells now to get a card to fight them safe. This game is insane

@@stevenbohlen347 sorry for bumping old comment but oh my god YES! before watching this I watched his speedrun video and imagine my disbelief seeing him getting 3 MBDs consecutively after I've spent 2 days winning over a hundred matches against Heishin and not a single one has dropped 😂😂😂

Yugioh the anime came out in the USA in 2001 and the card game came came put of Japan in 2002. Why are you lying about the 90s and stuff? And lol at the people liking the comment. It's a lie to sound like a veteran.

What hype in the 90s if the card game came out in 2002 in the USA and the anime the year before outside Japan? There was no hype in the 90s you lying bastard. Lol also the game came put in 9 of December 1999 in Japan and 2002 in the west. Did you really play it in "the late 90s" ? When you had 3 weeks left of that decade and in Japanese? Were you in Japan at that time and play it on the day or release? Lmao okay buddy.

Louis Agars-Smith Yes but now I can just link them this video instead of explaining it 10 million times per stream LOL. And thanks man! I really hope you enjoy and it helps you. Remember, if you need any help at all, contact me. I can show you whatever you're confused with privately

Well yes the eu games are tied to 50HZ soooo the frames are messed up

I didn't realise I could save for years lol

Hi! Could you edit the script for the Spanish version of the game too, please? The "You Win" screen has 4 characters in Spanish.

Rahxen Sure can! I'll get that done later today when I'm out of work and will comment back here with the download link!

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That's a good point, I have to say I'm not actually sure, I'd have to do some testing to see how exactly it effects the frame count. Good thing to bring up, can't believe I didn't think of that

@@GFC_FM The biggest issue I've run into with this is that it immediately invalidates a large amount of potential manipulations; because the script never accounts for non-monster cards being played, you can't tell which routes are valid and which are not. If I have 6 frames clustered together that will drop Skull Knight, and Meadow Mage ACTUALLY opens by playing with Sogen on all of them, none of them will drop Skull Knight, and without being able to add that variable in, you basically have to means-test every single possible listed frame and hope one of them doesn't open with Sogen. It's a compounded problem: you can't screen out seeds that open with Sogen by adding conditional formatting, and you can't adjust with a manipulation that includes a Sogen play. If you could discover how much a Sogen play added to the seed while keeping everything else identical, you might be able to adjust, but until then...

I think you would need to modify the csv file the program accesses in order to add the card to the enemy that drops it and see what happens

Dubu Dubu Just from some random video cuts probably

You can't. Seiyaryu can only be purchased once on the password menu. If you got 3 of them you are probably playing a mod (if your game is a copy) or cloned it through the 3 memory cards method

Cesar Cornejo You just go into notepad and open it lol?

No, you can't get all 722 cards without cheating. There are still plenty of cards that don't drop anywhere. Those cards you were supposed to get with the Pocketstation, which is a discontinued Japanese PS1 add on. This method just allows you to win any obtainable card. Can't win a card if it was never programmed into the game to be winnable.

Hey I really appreciate the kind words man! I've always really enjoyed taking complicated concepts and explaining them in simpler terms. As far as your thought that it would likely be easier to rely on luck if you returned to playing this game than using RNG manipulation, you're absolutely correct haha. There is just a lot of groundwork you need to lay before you can even begin to ATTEMPT to hit the correct frame to win the card you want, and even once you reach that point, actually hitting said frame is exceedingly difficult. For casual gameplay, I'm not sure it would be the best option to do rng manipulation. Once you're familiar with creating your own rng manips, it doesn't take too long, so I guess it really depends. The first time you attempt to use this method, it's probably going to take a few hours for you to get familiar with everything and fully understand it. Your first manip you create will be, by far, the most time consuming. However, once you've done it once, doing it again is generally a lot faster. So, I guess it really depends on what card you're going for and whether or not you already have spent the time doing that first manip or not. For example, I would say it probably isn't worth using this method to win Meteor B. Dragon from Meadow Mage, as that card has a 20/2048 chance of dropping. Those odds are already pretty decent in the grand scheme of things. However, if you're going for something like Metalzoa from Sebek, which is a 4/2048, now the time investment of learning rng manipulation is looking more reasonable. I would say it also depends on how many copies of the same card you want. If you only want 1 Metalzoa, and you've never touched rng manipulation before, it's probably best to just farm it out. But the good thing about rng manipulation is that, once you spend the time to learn how to do it, and you create that manipulation to win Metalzoa or whatever else, you can use that exact same method over and over again to win as many copies of the card as you want. It will almost certainly be WAY faster to learn rng manipulation, create an rng manipulation for Metalzoa, and perform it correctly 3 times, than it would to legitimately win the card 3 times. Of course you could get super good luck and win 3 of them within a few minutes, but overall the odds, I'd say, are far higher of rng manipulation being faster. It also matters whether or not you're actually interested in the inner workings of this game. If you don't find rng manipulation interesting, or you don't find the inner workings of FM interesting, and you plan on using rng manipulation SOLELY as a tool for getting cards you want, then it's probably best to just farm for them normally. Making your own rng manipulations can be tedious work if it doesn't interest you. But, if you are interested in how it all works, then I'd personally say to give it a try. Remember, that first manipulation you make (presumably while slowly going through my video, step by step) is going to be the most difficult, because it's your first time doing it. You have to download all of the files, follow along with the video to learn how they work, mess around with it to see how you can change it to work in your specific case, etc. Then you have to do your first attempts at actually hitting the frame for the manipulation you created, which is an entirely different skill that you'll need to practice a bit to sort of get used to it. But once you've done all of that once, doing it again becomes much MUCH simpler, faster, and overall easier. So yeah, I'd say whether or not it's worth it would depend on how much interest you have in the method itself, rather than solely using it as a tool to win cards you want. It also depends on what card(s) you want, and whether you want 1 copy or a full playset of 3. As far as using this method in speedruns go, I'd put the difficulty at around a 7, if we're just talking about the actual mechanical skill required. The amount of research and routing that goes into a full rng manipulation speedrun is absolutely insane, and I'd easily rate that amount of work a 10 haha. I'm talking dozens and dozens of hours of work required before you even pick up the controller. But, once that route is completed, it's a ton of fun in my opinion. There are many many different, totally separate, rng manips within a full game speedrun. Some are quite easy and consistent, and some are extremely difficult and inconsistent. One big issue is that there are very slight differences in loading times that can potentially mess up extremely precise manips. Add that to how insanely precise the timing is (1/60th of a second), along with things like input delay and, at times this precise, even monitor refresh rates, and sometimes, with these more precise manips during the speedrun, it can feel almost luck based whether you hit it or not. There's just so many factors layered on top of a massive mechanic skill requirement that even what feels like perfect timing can feel as though it's a 50/50 whether it works or not sometimes. I will say, multiple members of the community have been working on a new rng manipulation route for the speedrun. They've been working on it for a very, very long time (I believe over a year now, if not more), but it's just about completed. Once it's finished, it will become possible to go through the entire game, start to finish, without resetting the console a single time. If you've watched any rng manipulation speedruns until now, you've probably noticed the console resets. This brings the frame count back to 0 so we can hit the same manip multiple times. In other cases, it just makes it easier to reset the frame count back to 0 before we go for a manip, and in other cases (such as winning 3 MBDs), we just want to win the same card 3 times, so just re-doing the same manip 3 times is easiest. However, the new route doesn't do this. Instead of being like "okay, we can win MBD at frame 1000, so let's hit frame 1000, reset the console, hit frame 1000 again, etc, until we win 3 MBD", NOW it will be a chain manip. So the first MBD will stay on frame 1000, but if we successfully hit that manip, we know we are on frame 1000, so now we create a manip to win MBD that comes AFTER frame 1000, for this example let's say frame 2000. So instead of resetting and doing the same strategy 3 times in a row, we hit the first MBD on frame 1000, then immediately do another rng manip to get another on frame 2000, and so on. This is significantly harder for multiple reasons. For one, just creating the route takes an ABSURD amount of time extra. Because, instead of making 1 manip and using it 3 times, we have to make 3 separate manips. Even with all that work completed, actually performing them during a run also becomes astronomically more difficult. Right now, with console resets, if I win MBD 1, but then fail the manip for MBD 2, I can just reset the console and try again from frame 0. It isn't ideal of course as it loses time, but the option is there. But since the entire game is going to be one massive rng manipulation chain, that means if you fail any manip, at any point during the run, it's over. Your frame count will be off, which means your frame count will be off for every subsequent manip, so the run is over. This basically means that, if you fail a manip at any point during the run, you either kill the run and reset, or you continue the run normally without rng manipulation from that point on. It will be insanely difficult. But, if someone manages to do it, all in one big, uninterrupted rng manipulation chain? The final time will be truly legendary: it would truly be the perfect run. If this perfect run is pulled off, using this new route, the final time will be under 1 hour. That will be the holy grail of Forbidden Memories speedrunning: the sub 1 hour. It will be the biggest accomplishment possible in FM speedrunning, and in my opinion one of the biggest accomplishments in speedrunning in general. When this route is finished and released, I'm sure there will be multiple people grinding for that sub 1 hour time, in order to make history. And you can bet your ASS that I'll be one of them! I will do everything in my power to become the first person to beat the original Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories, on original hardware, with the original game disc, with 0 modifications or hacks, in less than 1 hour. Sorry for the long reply, but again I really appreciate your comment and I hope to see you around in the streams when the sub 1 grind inevitably begins in the coming months! Cheers and have a great night, day, week, month, year, decade, and life, - GFC

@@GFC_FM Yeah, that's kinda what I figured on the 'trying to do use this method' part. I would probably only attempt it if I was extremely fed up with getting drops with blind luck after god knows how many duels. I've done a small amount of frame perfect stuff in video games, but not on exact running frames. I saw your speedrun right after watching this video, the '[Former WR]... in 1:11:32!' and I saw some of this in action. If I'm understanding this right, if I get into a duel at frame 1000 and I do some actions that lead me to frame 1500, when I come out of a duel the game continues counting 60 frames per second from there until I get into the next duel, right? If that's how it works, then you had to find and make calculations for which deck to get first so that you can later find what hand needs which cards for the correct amount of frame advances so that you can chain the entire run. That's probably so difficult that it rescales the scale of 10. I'd put it at like a 1000 out of 10. Makes a year of looking into spreadsheets almost sound fast lol. Unless I'm getting it wrong. Don't worry about the long reply. I wish I was this passionate about things to be honest hahah. Good luck on getting world first sub 1 hour when the time comes.

If that happens there's no real way to tell which it is, you'll have to first check 28 and then check 29 for an exact match

Gabriel Storti Correct. Out of the 722 cards, in the north American version, you can only get 689 cards. This is assuming you aren't getting 999,999 starchips as well (which, you aren't). However, with the pocketstation on the JP version, you can get up to 720 cards out of 722. As far as we know, there are no possible ways to legitimately obtain Magician of Black Chaos or Dark Magic Ritual (his ritual card), even with Pocketstation.

i mean if you are exicted to try that rng manipulation do it to satisfy your need. BUT do it in different account/save. So that way you can still have account where u r doing it the hard way and u will be more satisfied later on when you hit 1000+ duels on a single duelist just to win a single card. I have yu gi oh forbidden memories on my laptop using emulator and one of my goals is to win 1000times against every single duelist in freemode xD

Mukifilio Dann yeah man I haven’t given up!! I won BEWD which I did not have on my old file!! Metalzoa is still to be reclaimed as I am at 800 something duels... I want to reclaim so bad but it’s a long process lol

@@Yamiwonk oh wow, i dont have BEWD and metalzoa. I hope that there is some hidden way to win the cards that cannot be win. Cuz its heavy to know that u cannot some of them and collect all the cards. My hope is that a way exist, but is just not found. xD

Mukifilio Dann I know some you can buy with 999,999 star chips 😂 but that’s a mere 200,000 duels all at S/A POW lol and just keep at it! Blue eyes has a great drop rate (I believe 26/2048) so it’s just a matter of S/A POW’ing Seto 3rd consistently!

​@@mukifiliodann9035 You can chance disc to a japonese disc before finishing The opponent, finish him, see The card you won before leaving the duel. Then switch back to FM disc and save

To be exact, I'm pretty sure it's 200,000

I use the emulator for PS1 and play Yugioh FM on it. BUT i couldnt instal the emulator for ps2 so if it doesnt work with u i cant help u. One thing u should know for the PS1 emulator is that [saving] does not work in the normal way like doing it IN the game. At least i couldnt understand how to create memorycard/twin or whatever. I am saving in a different way. When u r playing the game and u wanna save, just press ESC it will close the game window and will turn u back to PS1emulator menu, dont be afraid u didnt close the game completely if can turn back from the menu on the exact place u left. ANYWAYS in the menu u will find how to save, u have 10slots for saves and the [load] is also near the [save] option. The thing is that if u press ESC in the middle of a duel and save it when u load that save it will put on the same spot u saved it. It will put u back in the middle of the duel. Also u cant load your [save] if u havent started the game first. First u need to [run the iso] of the game and when the game starts press [ESC] , load the save and u done. thats it

Johnathan Hoopes Correct! The information is obtained from scripts that run on a computer, but the information can be used on any version of the game: played on console (like I do), emulator, or anything in between.

Cool! Now I can get some good cards and, you know, finish the game. =D

Vegas Martino or download the cheat codes instead way easier than gameshark

Archimedes G lol no, i would choose gameshark all the way dude... #gamesharkislove #gamesharkislife

That's what I thought, maybe the method in the video is not cheating at all, but if you can choose easily which card you want to earn it's practically like Gameshark

Game Shark dodododoodo ♫ lool

@@ahmedanssaien6449 your gay af

There are some people that have bad luck with this stuff. I remember my brother having over 700 wins against meadow mage and 800 on heishin and he managed to nab a meteor and a red eyes dragon but 90% of the time one of those would be the last few cards in his deck so that meteor b fusion barely ever helped him in a duel

So if you can't find a frame with the correct cards drawn, try resorting your deck differently (pressing start before the duel) to change your deck order. If that still doesn't work, you can try to run the script again and look at the NEXT 3000 frames above the 3000 you've already looked through. It'd add a good bit of waiting when attempting to hit it, but it'd work.

tried. the problem is the same: I am able to find the frame from 7/8 cards drawed and the 2 played by him, but the card won is different. it seems to me that I matbe play the game in a different way from the perfect duel described becaues only the result is different.

Andrea Yeah you must be doing something different during the duel. What's your perfect duel like? Give me a turn by turn description of what you do. Don't worry about telling me the variables. Just be like "On turn 1, I play Suijin face down in attack mode. I end turn. Enemy plays Zoa. Turn 2, I play xxxx" and so on. With that information, I can tell you what the variables should be set to and we can see if they match what you've been doing. I've done this a lot and I can probably spot your error somewhere. Remember, the game is 100% running the same way every time, so it has to be some kind of small error you're making. I'm also really glad you've made it this far regardless. That's an accomplishment of itself! Learning what you know already took me a while, haha.

As I am facing Jono 2nd any duel is my perfect duel cause my deck is way too powerful than his, so i look at the cards i have and I try to recognize the frame, anyway I'll try: On turn 1, I play any of my monsters with 2500+ atk face up, just because he can't attack them, end my turn. He plays a card face down in defense. On turn 2, I play another moster 2500+ atk, destroy his card and then i do a direct attack, end my turn. He plays another card face down in defense. On final turn, I play the 3rd monster 2500+ atk and destroy his card, then I do 2 direct attacks, end of duel. Am I doing something wrong?

So, given your duel, your variables should be like this. Numb_of_turns should be 3. Dumps should be all 0's. Fusions should be all 0's. Quicks should be TWO 0's. GS should be two 0's. Enemy_dest should be two 0's. Directs should be 1,2. And direct_lows should be two 0's. Here's what I would make sure of. Make sure you are not having any guardian star interactions. And make sure the enemy name is correct under "opponent = 'xxx'". If it still does not work, it might be best to do it a bit more accurately. What you should try doing is this: Set first_seed_index to the first possible entry frame you found. Set numb_of_seeds to 3000. In the spreadsheet, look for a frame that drops the card you want. When you find that frame, look at exacxtly what cards you're supposed to draw and what cards the enemy is supposed to play. Let's say at this frame, you see the numbers 10, 13, 23, 15, 18, and so on. What you should do is look at your deck and write down EXACTLY what cards are in those slots by default. DO NOT sort your deck any special way. JUST hit right on the d-pad. So, when you do this, you should KNOW that your opening hand should be, say, Suijin, Sanga of the Thunder, THTD, Skull Knight, etc. Once you have that EXACT order written down for 10 cards, NOW start trying to hit that frame. You know exactly what your opening hand should be, because you wrote it down earlier. Once you see that EXACT opening hand, the first thing you should do is just THROW ALL 5 CARDS. That way, you can see further than 7 or 8 cards. Just throw all 5 and write down what you draw. See exactly what frame you're on. That way, you can see how close you are. Once you're confident your timer is calibrated correctly, THEN start doing the duel perfectly. Here's another great tip. In the script, make it so you dump 1 card every turn instead of none. This will make it easier to determine what frame you're on since you waste more cards. Go into the script, and set dumps to 1, 1, 0 (no need to throw any cards on the last turn). Now, in this new spreadsheet, look for a new frame that works and try it out. But remember that every turn you have to dump 1 card except the last now. Give all of that a try and tell me how it works. If it does not, tell me exactly what frame you're trying to hit and I'll take a look at the spreadsheet. Maybe join my Discord server so we can talk it through.

Escobi You can win Metalzoa. You cannot win B. Skull Dragon.

Stitched Clone Glad to hear it! Enjoy!

No, an exact kill doesn't alter the card you get, the rank, the seed, or anything else. The game doesn't even notice it. The only thing somewhat similar the game DOES take into consideration is how many attacks you did that did less than 1,000 LP damage, and how many attacks you did that did more than 1,000 LP damage. For example, if you attack directly with Shadow Specter, the game counts that as a "direct low" (since you did 500 damage, and 500 is less than 1000). However, if you do a direct attack with an MBD, the game counts that as a "direct high" (since you did 3500 damage, and 3500 is more than 1000). That's why these two things are variables in the RNG manipulation python script used in this video. If you end a duel with, for example, 1 direct low and 2 direct highs, you'll win "Card A", but if you end that exact same duel with 1 direct low and 3 direct highs, you'll win a different card, or "Card B." Doing more or less of ANY variable shown in this video (fusions, direct low/highs, turns, etc) doesn't necessarily give you better or worse drops. It just changes the drop to something different, but it doesn't make it better or worse. Just a different random drop. There's no such thing as, for example, "If you do 5 fusions you have a better chance at winning MBD!" or something like that. There's absolutely nothing you can do to have a better chance to win any card in the game. You either have a totally random chance to win the card (MBD on Meadow Mage has a chance of 20/2048 for example), or you have a 100% chance to win the card, if you use RNG manipulation. But there's absolutely no way to increase your odds to anywhere in between. There's no best practices to use during a duel to get better drops (such as what you said, winning with exact damage, which doesn't make the drops better or worse at all). Hope that helps!

"I got my only MBD and cards like Gaia, Dark Magician and Skull Knight by hitting exactly 8000 life points on a perfect duel" Yeah, that's just coincidence, unfortunately. A lot of people have also argued that you have a better chance of winning MBD on A rank instead of S rank. I've also had people argue the exact reverse (that you have a better chance to win MBD on S rank instead of A rank). None of it is true, it's all just coincidence. If I boot up FM right now, and I do 10 A ranks and 10 S ranks, and I win three MBD only on the A ranks, then that might look like getting an A rank has a better chance than S rank. But it doesn't. It's just anecdotal evidence; a coincidence. Trust me, I WISH something like that was true. It would make speedruns way easier! But, unfortunately, it isn't.

Yeah it's possible to do rng manipulation on anything, if you can play the game you can do rng manipulation. But the research has to be done on a computer. But once you have a strategy, you can use that exact same strategy on any version of the game and it will work.

@@GFC_FM does save states makes the manipulation much easier? I beat 50 times Meadow mage and no MBD same with jono 2nd and heishin twice and no MBD

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F J Because every frame that you start a new game on gives you a different deck. So starting a new game on frame 100 will give you the same deck every time.

Earth Shaker What do you have all the variables set to, if you don't mind me asking? The duel just being 5 turns long isn't enough to get a B-POW. Also, unfortunately I'm pretty sure the script will ALWAYS only generate 15 cards of your deck. It should, however, generate more rows to show what the enemy plays on each turn. So, if you have a 3, turn duel as I do in this video, it shows two monsters the enemy plays. However, in your case, it should show more. Let me know! I'll work with you to get this working.

So for example i decided to set dumps to [4,4,4,0,0] and fusion to [0, 0, 0, 1, 1] ect (the other variables are consistent with that kind of duel) It still shows me the first 15 cards of the deck, but also only 2 cards played by my opponent. So it's like it considers i put '3' as value of number of turns.... But i set it to 5. And the script is running well to generate the csv file. And the of course, Dark Energy doesn't appear among the possible drops whatever the frame number is. So should try to simulate a B POW on your own script, and see if you have the same problem (try for exemple ISIS and Widespread Ruins)

Earth Shaker Sorry, I thought I replied earlier. I wrote this out hours ago and thought I sent it. Whoops. Okay, I obtained some JUICY information from GenericMadScientist! I'll be adding this to a follow up video. Thanks for asking! So, there IS a way to set the script to BCD-POW /AND/ to set it so that more card draws are shown. Open the script up in your editor (like Notepad). On line 64, you will see this: "opp_drop_pool = read_pool(opponent, PoolType.SA_POW)" On that line, change where it says "SA_POW" to "BCD". So, the edited line 64 should be: "opp_drop_pool = read_pool(opponent, PoolType.BCD)" This will set it to output BCD ranks only. You can also change it to say "SA_TEC" for SA-TECs. Now, for how many cards you can see for your draws. On line 39, you will see this: "row += [str(i) for i in deck[0:15]]" You see that 15 at the end? That's how many cards the script will display in the spreadsheet. You can change that to any number up to 40. Changing those two things will work! Now, remember, you still have to script a perfect duel that actually GETS a B rank. Just 5 turns isn't enough. Make sure you do fusions OR use a magic as well. This will ensure your rank! Thank you for asking. I'd like to ask you to please keep me informed on your progress on this, as no one has ever used the script to do this before! I am very interested. Good luck!

GFC_ actually i noticed the « 15 » on the [0;15] range and well though it was linked to the number of cards displayed, but i wanted to wait for your answer to be sure :) Thanks alos for the second change of the « BCD » POW :) But I noticed something else ! I wanted to get Skull Knight from Meadow Mage. After several try i finally fall on the right frame : the hand was the exact same as the expected one, and i followed perfectly the steps i set for a perfect duel. However, i got silver fang. The reason for this : the meadow mage decided to play SOGEN ! instead of stamp battleguard (and he should have play succubus knight after that if i remember well). The fact is that, in the excel file.... it’s never mentionned that he can play sogen as the very first cards. This leads to almost have no chance to drop the desired card against the mages ! I know it’s harder to test but i can guarantee i was on the right frame and my 15 next cards matched perfectly (i quick saved my game to get back to the beginning of the duel with a quick load, i’m on epsxe)

Earth Shaker I'll take a look into that for sure.

grasshopper5674 What do you mean "for starter decks that have been made up"? The method I show in this video is for any deck you want.

GFC_ the "been made up" part was referring to if a guide had been made. Poor wording on my part. What I meant was is there a guide regarding getting the starter deck you aim for in speedruns for example? As in when to start timers, etc.

grasshopper5674 OH I see now! My bad for not understanding. As of now, no, there's no guide made as well as this one for something like that. I do plan on making one in the future but it isn't on my close future to do list. There does exist a guide I make in text a while ago but whether or not it's noob friendly is debatable. I can find the link to that if you're interested.

GFC_ yes please, that would be awesome! Cheers :)

What Frame

Dubu Dubu The exact same as on console