If you dream of Best of 3, let that dream die for now.<\/p>\n
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\u2022 Master Duel officially went into production during Spring 2019, so Master Duel was in production for roughly 2 and a half years.
\n\u2022 Considerations for producing something along the lines of Master Duel began immediately after the launch of Duel Links.
\n\u2022 Duel Links was designed to be easy to play on mobile platforms, meant to increase the number of Yu-Gi-Oh! fans and card game players.
\n\u2022 Master Duel was designed as a game to let Duelists take things to the next level
\n\u2022 Master Duel was also conceived of as being a game that would be enjoyable for both competitors and spectators
\n\u2022 One of the hardest things for developing the game was ensuring cross play and how the game would work on consoles and smart devices.
\n\u2022 Solo Mode was a later addition, as the game was originally intended solely for Hardcore Duelists. But they found PVP alone made the game a bit too hardcore.
\n\u2022 Since Master Duel is intentionally international, the game will have its own Forbidden & Limited List separate from the Official Card Game and Trading Card Game.
\n\u2022 The game will be designed to have tournaments that will make you want to make use of as much of the card pool as possible, and not strictly stick to one metagame Deck.
\n\u2022 Master Duel is intended, at the very least, to be an event at the Yu-Gi-Oh! World Championship
\n\u2022 Master Duel will be sticking to Best of 1, there’s nothing indicating Best of 3 at this time.
\n\u2022 Yes, the game is intended as an E-Sport.<\/p>\n