It is a game that, without a story, is still fairly entertaining and great practice for duelist looking to hone their skills. Another plus is there is no duelist level ranking or anything like that, so if you get a card, it can go straight in your deck (having played Sacred Cards nearly to death, the biggest frustration was often getting a great cad and not ranking highly enough to use it). I found the challenge of having to win against the overwhelming odds a plus, though, as it really helps hone your skill, and gets you thinking creatively. The only cards available are those in Legend of Blue Eyes, the starter decks (Yugi, maybe others) and some cards from other packs that are staple cards of Yugi's (Mirror Force from Metal Raiders). However, with each duel you are awarded cards and, slowly but surely, are able to beef up your deck. It can be somewhat frustrating trying to eke out victories against an opponent with better cards who has a knack for ass embling Exodia and winning automatically-often just as you gain the upper hand.
The cards are fairly weak, which would not necessarily be a big problem if Yugi didn't have a great deck right from the get-go. Also, when you start out, you have an extremely low quality deck. You can either do a single duel or a match, and which option one chooses determines how many cards they are awarded in the case of a victory (one for duel, three for a match). However, there are several things buyers should know: firstly, you only duel Yugi. I find it very entertaining, and was very impressed with the graphics of the game, in terms of the card detail. While there is no story-you simply duel Yugi over and over-it is still, in my opinion, a great game. Bear in mind that the CommonDir may differ however, depending on your installation path, so you may have to modify the path after all.Very engaging, often challenging, and absolutely worth the money! reg file on your source PC by rightclicking on the system folder and choosing "Export" and open it up on your target PC to automatically add the registry key. Either edit the flcrc key manually to match the one of your source PC, or create a.Search for the game's registry entry on the target PC.CommonDir contains the path to the game's common folder.flcrc contains a hex representation related to the game progress.Default: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\KONAMI\Yu-Gi-Oh! Power Of Chaos\system If it does not exist there, make sure to launch the game at least once or search for the folder, in case it was created somewhere else. ydc files) along with system.dat and place them in the Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos Common folder on the target PC (Overwrite if necessary). Open the Yu-Gi-Oh! Power of Chaos Common folder.
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