@@thelenneh409 I'm not sure if you're referring to the player or the creature type... but being a Magical Musket player, yes, bigger stats and hand draw WOULD be highly valued.
It's a bit unfortunate, that we don't have an official TCG-ruling concerning the rollback-epudemicVirus interaction. You'd think, since this is pretty much the very first thing people wanted to copy, after rollback has been announced, there'd be an official statement about that. But no. This is very suboptimal.
@@skuamato7886 I never claimed that an official statement was realistic or to be expected due to actions of the past. But imagine this: seen purely from a sauber view of the game as such, I think it would have made sense to just make the ruling clear beforehand, if this is THE most anticipated card of the set and if the community has already set their aim to use it to copy the effect of one (or two) very specific target(s).
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Can you imagine someone hits you with d barrier, then transaction rollback on d barrier, and then finally when you think they're done they hit you with spellbound? Jesust.
So let me get this right on the Do's and Don't of Transaction Rollback Doesn't: • Pay a Cost (if there is one) • Copy an effect that says "This Cards Activation" in its text while it's in your Grave (changes with TCG vs OCG Rules). Example - Eradication Epidemic Virus (in TCG) • Work on Traps that Equip (including material I'm guessing) or changes the Trap itself into a Non-Normal Trap Does: • Bypasses the Hard Once Per Turn and Once Per Duel limit • Copy a card's effect that says "This Cards Activation" in text *IF* the card is *currently* being activated in Grave or is sent to the Grave before Resolution by your opponent and Rollback is already set on your side of the field and can be activated at that time • Still Need to meet the Requirements/Conditions of the effect like having a certain Type, Element or Name that's on/in the Deck/Hand/Field/Grave/Banish • You can Activate Transaction Rollback on an already active/activated Trap (assuming this works like Chain Blocking also). Example - you can get 2 Dimensional Barrier Effects for the Price of 1 if it and Rollback resolves Judges Personal Rulings may very on Person and Events but they should be consistent with TCG and OCG rules across the board.
Basically transation rollback let you activate a card from the gy. You behave like if the card was activated (trigger conditions, targets, effect) but you ignore any costs
agreed. rollback states ";this effect becomes that normal traps effect when THAT card is activated." if it said when that EFFECT is activated, it would not work.
I mean yeah, but every deck with access to beatrice or someway to throw 2 traps in the grave will be broken now, since there's no way to stop the trap from going off, there's already a combo for unchained to do that instead of Caesar, I really miss red reboot
even if beatrice is banned a deck like tear that throws lot's of cards in the grave could become that as well, and a lot of other possibilities we aren't seeing yet, I really think if this card doesn't get banned a lot of other "innocent" cards will have to
literally wouldnt matter a called by for spell/traps would have to target and banish on resolution, which means you can just chain transaction rollback to that or if they shotgun it before you can "call by" it, it will be too late
Here's a tricky ruling I was forced to make the other day. Can "Destiny Hero Diamond Dude" activate the effect of "Numeron Creation" sent to the GY by its effect. I ruled that it can't, because the Spell cannot apply "attach this Spell from the field" (mandatory) to the Xyz monster it summons. Another judge brought up the fact that "Phantom of Chaos" copying the effects of Number 38 Hope Harbinger, can activate its Spell negate effect, even though it cannot attach the Spell to itself (mandatory). I countered with the fact that Transaction Rollback's 2nd effect cannot copy the effect of Xyz Reborn which special summons and attaches itself because Transaction Rollback cannot be attached from banishment.
(responding to 5:14, mostly) It seems Transaction Rollback is supposed to be some kind of shadow clone of the trap it targets, so it circumvents the expense (the cost), as it creates another instance of that effect for basically free, but still has to respect activation requirements. It might look silly to explain this with the flavour of cards (how cards were reasoned to work in the earlier parts of the YGO manga), but for something like Harpie's Feather Storm you could imagine that the trap effect is a strong wind that the Wind Winged-Beast you control applies to the field.
What's weird is that sometimes copy effects don't need to respect activation conditions, or activation procedures and sometimes copy effects don't ignore costs. For example, Phantom of Chaos has copied the effects of Hope Harbinger, it cannot activate the second effect to detatch a card as cost (cost is not ignored). Fusion Duplication can copy the effect of Ultimate Fusion outside of a Main Phase (activation condition ignored). Sometimes other conditions are ignored or not ignored too, depending on a multitude of different things. Rollback 2nd effect in GY copying Heavy Duster Storm > you can proceed to Battle that turn. Rollback 1st effect on field copying Heavy Duster Storm > you cannot proceed to Battle that turn.
I did not understand why we need to meet the activation requitements of the targeted card. Of course it would be broken otherwise, but Traptrix Rafflesia specifies "a card that meets its activation conditions" while this one does not. So, why isn't there a difference?
It's like dinomorphia kentegrina, when copying effects, it ignores the cost, but must meet the conditions that it copies because the card cannot work out of that window. Same as fusion duplication. Must meet conditions before copying
So if got this right, Transaction Rollback doesn't have to pay cost (due to copying effects), but it DOES have to match the activation conditions, such as targeting and the field state. Does that about sum it up?
It is exactly like Diamond Dude Turbo way back, but for trap. Or for slighty more modern case, Verte copying Superpoly, you can bypass the discard cost, but at the same time, it doesn't have "spell speed 4" condition because those were the property of Superpoly itself, not Verte.
Just want to point something out in regard to mandatory effects that target. It does not cause a card to necessarily resolve without effect if there’s no target. An example of would be the mandatory of Majestic Star Dragon to return to Extra Deck even if there’s no Stardust Dragon in the GY.
I think what is the most relevant question: Does Transaction Rollback get the lingering effect of EEV? I would think not since it wasn’t the actual card itself. Similar to Verte!
if someone activates this card i'm just gonna forfeit the match, the card shouldn't exist anyway and i refuse to learn rulings for a card that is literal F&L bait
This is wrong when targeting it at activation of Transaction Rollback. You cannot proceed to Battle Phase after activating Transaction Rollback on the field by targeting Heavy Duster Storm because you are now under the restriction of activating the card "Heavy Duster Storm". "After activating/resolving this card" conditions are still applied when you activate Transaction Rollback by copying them.@@6210classick
I was wondering this too since this came up on duelingbook when I was playing rated. Is that trap still able to be activated? Is the sentence after the first clause part of the activation effect?
I literally asked this question last night regarding branded banishment, thanks for the video! So if I'm interpreting correctly, the targeting window would still be the same as usual?
imagine having a consistent rules book, couldn't be yugioh. i wonder if now that a good card can copy trap cards we will get some "rules additions" to make it consistent between ocg and tcg as otherwise that would be super messy for worlds
For that first example, you say that you select targets at the same time as you target the card to copy in the GY with Transaction Rollback. If that's the case and you used, say, Raigeki Break as in the video, to target a card that has an effect that can activate when targeted, such as Maiden with Eyes of Blue or Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon, would those cards be able to be activated in response? As an extension to that question, what about Jizukiru the Star Destroying Kaiju? That effect responds to an effect that targets 1 card and no other cards. Can you use that in response to a Transaction Rollback targeting Raigeki Break then "targeting" Jizukiru?
Why wouldn’t you be able to do that? The Kaiju example is more interesting but the Kaiju would be responding to the Transaction Rollback which is targeting exactly one card itself. Transaction Rollback is a disaster of card design though and I hope it gets banned somewhat quickly
i remember reading that copying eev wouldnt destroy any cards, it would just let you see the opponents cards because you didnt tribute and call a card type
Hmm, If I ruled it at an event,... I would just copy what the Local Continent YCS does and keep it consistent. What I can do, is email Konami directly and get an answer TCG R&D, we've had difference in rulings via Card Text in TCG and OCG from Amorphactor Pain, Altergeist Manifestation, we had to play by the card text I:P vs Rullkallos, or TCG VS OCG on if a monster needs to be in the correct place to activate (call of the haunted vs Stratos). If i don't have an answer from anywhere, I would probably not allow the GY effect to legally activate it until a new text change occurred. As judges we cannot break policy or established precedent of a function rule just to make a wonky effect copy for the sake of convenience.
@@MSTTVan official update to this would be good. I too thought it would copy the initial destruction effect, but not be able to copy the lingering effect. There really needs to be an official rules page dropped with cards like these, they cause so many rulings nightmares.
This is a dumb way to rule it. If you cannot apply the entire effect, you cannot apply any of the effect. "3 turns after this card's activation" IS PART OF THE EFFECT. Transaction Rollback's 2nd effect cannot target Xyz Reborn because it cannot attach itself from banishment. You can't just choose to apply only the part of the effect which special summons an Xyz monster. That's an illegal activation, no different to trying to target EEV with TR in GY. Anybody parroting that EEV only applies for 1 turn when TR's 2nd effect copies it is completely ignorant. @@DonMarzzoni
Transaction Rollback should be able to copy the effect of EEV, but it should not last for 3 turns if it is copying it from the graveyard. That is the only thing the "this card's activation" applies to. The duration of how long EEV or similar cards last.
@@EltonLeonidas There is not at this time, which is why everyone is using the standard "ask your HJ" statement. This really comes down to a localization issue imo where additional or incorrect text is added to a card. Either we will see an errata or likely HJs will just follow the OCG ruling, or make their own for that event. We don't have official TCG rulings anymore and we really have nothing else to rely on aside from the OCG and database.
You cannot just copy some parts of the same effect and ignore those that don’t fit the narrative. It’s all one effect and if you cannot apply it, you can’t copy it.
@@pazim96 That is not true at all as we are already ignoring cost, but not activation requirements. The only thing that matters is that activation requirements for the card being copied are met. Until Konami gives us a definitive answer, and good luck with that one here, I can likely see this being the main way it is ruled or it will be ruled to follow in line with the OCG. Rarely would I see it ruled as being an illegal play for EEV to be targeted. There is no other precedent set for this on either side of the game. What I am seeing discussed by other judges is exactly what I am saying in my original post at this time. It would apply the effect it has that can be copied, which is to check the hand and field and destroy the selected type, but the lingering effect would not be applied until the card was errata'ed to match the OCG version of the card. The card being referenced in the argument against it, Extinction on Scheduled, does not have any effect to copy aside from the delayed effect. This card also does match its OCG counterparts text which is why it is ruled that it cannot be targeted in the graveyard by Transaction Rollback in the OCG and everyone here is agreeing with that.
Okay, so let me get this straight: It doesnt copy maintenance costs, but it does copy activation conditions since they're what allow the activated effect to fire off? Even though the card just says "this effect becomes that card's activation effect." Like, the way thats written, it sounds like you just get to skip everything. This card needs an errata just for clarification, or it needs to be banned because its admittedly unhealthy.
It's activation cost, not maintenance costs.The way it's written it's quite clear you'd need the activation requirements; that's why it's specifically worded like that and not just copies the effect.
So, if a declare end of battle phase, i have transaction and evenly in gy, with no card on field, i can declare transaction target Evenly and banish face down all of their field?
Well labyrinth barrage says the cards resolution where as eradicator says cards activation. It's weird because I would assume just like you are only activating an effect and not a card, the same would apply to resolving effect as card. I thought the eev was illegal because looking at punctuation it looked like declaring was part of the cost which is bizarre imo.
According to yacine you are allowed to copy eev with rollback however you will only destroy the declared card spell/trap during that turn only and not for the next 3 turns
Never listen to Yacine, I even played locals with him at card brawlers and met him in other regionals/ of the Montréal area, he is well known for being a pain to deal with him...
Would love a clarification on the PSCT or your interpretation on the card "Non Aggression Area". There is some interesting wording that could be interpreted subjectively
It's pretty straightforward, there's nothing much to it. 1) can only be activated during your Standby Phase 2) The cost is discarding 1 card As long as it is your Stand Phase, ya can use Transaction Rollback to copy Non Aggression Area
@@6210classickI dont see why its that straight forward. There are other cards with conditions in the cost, so theres a posibility it does not need to be during the standby here
i got a question about Transaction Rollback, if i activate Transaction Rollback second effect: "You can banish this card from your GY and pay half your LP, then target 1 Normal Trap in your GY, except "Transaction Rollback"; this effect becomes that card's activation effect." while i have Lovely Labrynth of the Silver Castle on the field, does Transaction Rollback second effect treat as activation of Normal Trap Cards? if so, does it mean that my opponent cannot cannot activate monster effects in response to Transaction Rollback second effect?
MST.tv can you do a explaination on how transaction rollback works with rise to full heights does the trap target in the gy need to stay there for the effect to resolve
With "Break the Destiny" could you use transaction rollback to copy the banishing effect that adds a spell/trap? Or what about the eldlich traps banish effects?
No, transaction rollback copies the effects that activate when the card is on field, not the graveyard effects. So whatever would happen if you activated the card on the field, that’s what you can copy with rollback.
Honestly halq was insanelly broken duel to the change of the master rule. I think beatrice will be banned because of that trap Since this opens a new spam of scythe lock
I love this card for letting me play through an ash in labrynth, but jesus christ the amount of degenerate shit it can do. It can do some pretty funny stuff as well, like transaction rollback target evenly matched with an empty board at the end of the battlephase
If you try to copy a Trap that equips itself with TR's second effect, isn't this technically impossible since TR isn't considered the same card the effect of which you activated, after it has been banished for cost? The card that the effect would require to be equipped to a monster has changed location here.
Even with Transaction Rollback 1st effect, it's not possible despite the card is still in valid position. Bacically, you cannot copy cards that summon or equip themselves, but you can copy cards that attach themselves as materials.
@@mavisb.vermilion5881 Yeah, because they ruled it that way but I'm not sure why they did that. It's even more bewildering, if you can copy effects to attach the card as material. How is that fundamentally different from equipping it or even summoning it? In all three cases the trap card does something that is unusual for traps.
Since the Mayakashi card has no activation requirement and only a cost which is to tribute a Mayakashi Link or Synchro, ya will simply ignore the cost and apply the rest of the card
The confusion here is activation condition vs activation cost. What it means by meeting conditions is that it's a proper timing to activate it. Like you cannot just Transaction Rollback an Evenly Matched at any time, it still must meet the activation requirement: end of the battle phase + your opponent controls more cards than you.
Could you transaction rollback a witch’s strike? Do you have to do it in chain, can it be activated as chain 1 after a negate has happened on the board?
How about Non Agression Area? Is it possible to use it with Transaction Rollback without having to discard a card? Also, would you only be able to do this during your standby phase, as that is a criterion for Non Aggression Area?
It's still bad. You'd make it so rollback and non aggression area are in the gy. You pass. Your opponent plays their turn. If you survive and they pass then you can activate the rollback to copy for it to take effect the next turn. Takes too damn long
yes you can use it with non agression area, if both are on your grave next turn you can activate trasaction roll back from grave to copy it's effect, transaction roll back can skip costs like discarding cards or sacrificing monsters but the activation restricion still apply such as must control n numbers or during the combat step when a monster declares an atack or during the end step need to be met in order to activate
I understand that Transaction Rollback does not ignore conditions, only costs...but WHY does it do that? If Destiny HERO Diamond Dude can copy Ojama Delta Hurricane, then why can't Transaction Rollback copy Huge Revolution? It only says to activate the effect. It's not like Bait Doll or Junk Collector who either state "if the activation timing is correct" or "Requirements must be correct but costs are not paid".
Diamond dude ignores the activation conditions too. It may be because it says that you can activate the effect as opposed to it saying that its effect becomes the cards effect.
That's so messed up. TRB copies basically everything the trap says, except the literal cost. This feels so wrong. You still have to meet all requirements and conditions, which are basically "costs" themselves, and even targeting is basically a "cost", but the actual cost is skipped, like what?
What happens when you use transaction on field to copy an opponents imperm? I know you need to target but do you copy the negate of the coloum cause transaction was set or only the negate.
What if you transaction rollback, Target raigeki break, and then target FOR raigeki break’s copied effect and then the targeted Raigeki Break gets DD Crow’d??
If i already used the 2nd effect of lovely but then activate rollback in a new chain (same turn) to copy big welcome, can lovely use its 2nd effect again? Or simple: Can i use the 2nd effect of her twice per turn with rollback?
No, because it's one of the following effects that can be use once per turn. Once you used her second effect on the same turn, you can't use her effect again
Diamond Dude activates the effect of the other card; Transaction Rollback doesn't, it only copies the effect. It is more clear if you look at the ocg text. On Diamond Dude card, it says "you CAN ACTIVATE the activation effect of that normal spellcard in the GY". As opposed to Transaction Rollback, it simply says "this effect becomes the same as that normal trap card's activation effect", it does NOT state that you can activate the activation effect. The activation of Transaction Rollback is you copying the effect of other trap card.
So you said not everything before the semi-colon is cost. On your example Feather Storm and Ghost Meets Girl, How can you tell between Condition vs Cost??
I need to ask something about transaction Rollback Wen you copy for example welcome labrynth to special a Monster from Deck, and you have the field spell on Board from labrynth, can you Pop a card with that too?
No, you are activating Transaction Rollback, you are not activating a "Welcome Labrynth" card. That bonus is only added to the "Welcome Labrynth" cards.
I am waiting on final confirmation before I drop a FINAL video on the matter. I have emailed Konami directly and I did get an answer, but I need to wait for their confirmation.
The cost is paid when you activate a card/effect, not when it resolves. So when you declare you will use Transaction Rollback, half of your LP is already deducted. If you decide to chain it, yes you can pay with half of the the remaning half of your LP. So if you pay 4k for Transaction Rollback, you will only need to pay 2k for the next card.
Not a legal target. It's effect depends on what is sent as cost, and Rollback ignores costs, so you wouldn't be able to send anything, which means the card wouldn't have an effect.
Before I watch the video in my opinion if this card is allowed it should never be at 3. At most you could potentially push it to 2 but really shouldn't be more than 1
How is transaction rollback different than destiny hero diamond dude? Diamond dude didn't care if you had monsters on the field; you could still use a hero lives for free the next turn. Transaction rollback copying harpie's still needs you to have a winged beast on the field though?
@@rorschach4502 and a hero lives required having no monsters on the field for its condition. But you could still use a hero lives via diamond dude even though you have a monster.
@@vparsa87 you got me there lol sorry, I don't play heroes and honestly had no idea. I can't give you a professional reason of why it's different, but the wording is completely different so I'm sure there's some bullshit explanation lol. My best guess is the difference in rollback becoming that effect vs diamond dude allowing you to activate that effect?
So how does Rollback work with Witches Strike? So if my opponent Barrone negates any of my cards and I have Rollback and Witches in my GY do I activate Rollback target Witches and then blow up my opponent's hand and field?
No Diamond Dude works differently. It activates the effect of the card but not as an effect of Diamond Dude and I don't think that activation can be responded to.
Well, you should go to the head judge FIRST, before the event starts... and ask how it will be ruled, we will likely have a final answer by YCS las vegas or oither big events and base it off of that.
@@Loxx116 it reads like a pre-PSCT cost. This card has not been printed since PSCT came to be, so there's no up-to-date text to verify. But as a judge, I would rule that you CAN target Elemental Burst for Transaction Rollback's graveyard effect.
They should change the mayakashi card text to “target 1 mayakashi synchro/link, tribute it;” this way decks cannot abuse it, but mayakashi decks can still play it as before
Remember the part talking about targeting, how even if you copy something like Raigeki Break you still are able to target because it's not a cost? That not everything before the semicolon is a cost, but what needs to be done when activating it, said at 4:10 in the video? Declaring on activation is the same as targeting; it's not a cost and you do it at the same time as you would with targeting (so you would banish Transaction Rollback, target Dimensional Barrier, and declare the monster card type at the same time).
Question: What about using Transaction rollback banish effect to copy evenly match from your graveyard? Example: Player A: Finish building up his field and have player b discards two cards from his hand. Due to A's card effects. Player B draws for turn, proceed until end of battle phase. Attempt to use transaction rollback effect from grave to copy evenly match effect.
What an unnecessarily complicated game. Just copy EVERYTHING on the original card and leave it at that, sheesh. The only ruling needed is that since it banishes itself, it can't maintain the equip effect of certain cards.
I think the biggest fool in scenario one is the one who thinks Horn of the Phantom Beast can make a difference in 2024.
hey +8 draw 1 is what fiends crave
@@thelenneh409 I'm not sure if you're referring to the player or the creature type... but being a Magical Musket player, yes, bigger stats and hand draw WOULD be highly valued.
Horn is used as an example for Normal Trap cards that equip themselves to a card on the field
This is truly a card that didnt need to exist
Konami hiring lawyers to write their card text again.
It's a bit unfortunate, that we don't have an official TCG-ruling concerning the rollback-epudemicVirus interaction. You'd think, since this is pretty much the very first thing people wanted to copy, after rollback has been announced, there'd be an official statement about that. But no. This is very suboptimal.
Let's be real here: did you actually expect a statement? That would be a world's first xD
TCg Konami doesn’t care bro
@@skuamato7886 I never claimed that an official statement was realistic or to be expected due to actions of the past. But imagine this: seen purely from a sauber view of the game as such, I think it would have made sense to just make the ruling clear beforehand, if this is THE most anticipated card of the set and if the community has already set their aim to use it to copy the effect of one (or two) very specific target(s).
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Can you imagine someone hits you with d barrier, then transaction rollback on d barrier, and then finally when you think they're done they hit you with spellbound? Jesust.
Glad I watched this vid. Learned new things. Knowledge is power, y'all! Great content, TomBox! 💪🔥
Be aware though as a wiseman once said "can't win against a large group of stupid ppl"
I don't want to deal with this headache. Can Konami please stop printing copy effects? Exhibit A here feels like a dictionary.
So let me get this right on the Do's and Don't of Transaction Rollback
Doesn't:
• Pay a Cost (if there is one)
• Copy an effect that says "This Cards Activation" in its text while it's in your Grave (changes with TCG vs OCG Rules). Example - Eradication Epidemic Virus (in TCG)
• Work on Traps that Equip (including material I'm guessing) or changes the Trap itself into a Non-Normal Trap
Does:
• Bypasses the Hard Once Per Turn and Once Per Duel limit
• Copy a card's effect that says "This Cards Activation" in text *IF* the card is *currently* being activated in Grave or is sent to the Grave before Resolution by your opponent and Rollback is already set on your side of the field and can be activated at that time
• Still Need to meet the Requirements/Conditions of the effect like having a certain Type, Element or Name that's on/in the Deck/Hand/Field/Grave/Banish
• You can Activate Transaction Rollback on an already active/activated Trap (assuming this works like Chain Blocking also). Example - you can get 2 Dimensional Barrier Effects for the Price of 1 if it and Rollback resolves
Judges Personal Rulings may very on Person and Events but they should be consistent with TCG and OCG rules across the board.
You can copy effects that attach themselves as materials, but still cannot copy effects that summon or equip themselves.
One of my best mates is a labyrinth player and it’s good that he can’t abuse this card for EEV
But apparently you definitely can.
Basically transation rollback let you activate a card from the gy. You behave like if the card was activated (trigger conditions, targets, effect) but you ignore any costs
agreed. rollback states ";this effect becomes that normal traps effect when THAT card is activated." if it said when that EFFECT is activated, it would not work.
this card really, shouldn't exist, I feel it will be like halqifibrax banning inocent cards all over again
Just wait till PHNI and Labrynth will be getting cooked. Fire king matchup too rough
I mean yeah, but every deck with access to beatrice or someway to throw 2 traps in the grave will be broken now, since there's no way to stop the trap from going off, there's already a combo for unchained to do that instead of Caesar, I really miss red reboot
even if beatrice is banned a deck like tear that throws lot's of cards in the grave could become that as well, and a lot of other possibilities we aren't seeing yet, I really think if this card doesn't get banned a lot of other "innocent" cards will have to
Dude halq needed to go. Stfu
@@polodoskyzremoving the targeted trap from your opponent GY will make Transaction Rollback resolve without effect
Thank you for cleaning the EEV copy ruling, this will help me a lot as a new judge for my community.
We need a called by for spells and traps now due to this card
It's called DD Crow. If Rollback loses its target, it resolves without effect.
D.D. crow exist
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literally wouldnt matter
a called by for spell/traps would have to target and banish on resolution, which means you can just chain transaction rollback to that or if they shotgun it before you can "call by" it, it will be too late
@@smoothpickle what do ya mean by too late?
Here's a tricky ruling I was forced to make the other day. Can "Destiny Hero Diamond Dude" activate the effect of "Numeron Creation" sent to the GY by its effect. I ruled that it can't, because the Spell cannot apply "attach this Spell from the field" (mandatory) to the Xyz monster it summons. Another judge brought up the fact that "Phantom of Chaos" copying the effects of Number 38 Hope Harbinger, can activate its Spell negate effect, even though it cannot attach the Spell to itself (mandatory). I countered with the fact that Transaction Rollback's 2nd effect cannot copy the effect of Xyz Reborn which special summons and attaches itself because Transaction Rollback cannot be attached from banishment.
(responding to 5:14, mostly)
It seems Transaction Rollback is supposed to be some kind of shadow clone of the trap it targets, so it circumvents the expense (the cost), as it creates another instance of that effect for basically free, but still has to respect activation requirements.
It might look silly to explain this with the flavour of cards (how cards were reasoned to work in the earlier parts of the YGO manga), but for something like Harpie's Feather Storm you could imagine that the trap effect is a strong wind that the Wind Winged-Beast you control applies to the field.
What's weird is that sometimes copy effects don't need to respect activation conditions, or activation procedures and sometimes copy effects don't ignore costs. For example, Phantom of Chaos has copied the effects of Hope Harbinger, it cannot activate the second effect to detatch a card as cost (cost is not ignored). Fusion Duplication can copy the effect of Ultimate Fusion outside of a Main Phase (activation condition ignored). Sometimes other conditions are ignored or not ignored too, depending on a multitude of different things. Rollback 2nd effect in GY copying Heavy Duster Storm > you can proceed to Battle that turn. Rollback 1st effect on field copying Heavy Duster Storm > you cannot proceed to Battle that turn.
Maybe this will get D barrier banned. Please Konami. I want to be able to play decks other than link decks.
I did not understand why we need to meet the activation requitements of the targeted card. Of course it would be broken otherwise, but Traptrix Rafflesia specifies "a card that meets its activation conditions" while this one does not. So, why isn't there a difference?
It's like dinomorphia kentegrina, when copying effects, it ignores the cost, but must meet the conditions that it copies because the card cannot work out of that window.
Same as fusion duplication. Must meet conditions before copying
Because it would be game breaking if you could just ignore all of the activation requirements
DD crow is about to be a GOD CARD next format lol. Remove the targeted trap and it resolves without effect.
Considering how many powerful upcoming gy strategies there are you're honestly not wrong
Can you make a list with all traps with strong effect but high costs for transaction rollback?
So if got this right, Transaction Rollback doesn't have to pay cost (due to copying effects), but it DOES have to match the activation conditions, such as targeting and the field state. Does that about sum it up?
yes, until more exceptions are found (YGO lawbook rule)
Yes, it's actually the same as trap of darkness, which is worded to explain how it works
Does it somehow same as d hero diamond dude?
It is exactly like Diamond Dude Turbo way back, but for trap. Or for slighty more modern case, Verte copying Superpoly, you can bypass the discard cost, but at the same time, it doesn't have "spell speed 4" condition because those were the property of Superpoly itself, not Verte.
Just want to point something out in regard to mandatory effects that target. It does not cause a card to necessarily resolve without effect if there’s no target. An example of would be the mandatory of Majestic Star Dragon to return to Extra Deck even if there’s no Stardust Dragon in the GY.
This is why I don’t spending a ton on it the card will be banned
I think what is the most relevant question: Does Transaction Rollback get the lingering effect of EEV? I would think not since it wasn’t the actual card itself. Similar to Verte!
thanks tombox. a new knowledge for me as a judge
if someone activates this card i'm just gonna forfeit the match, the card shouldn't exist anyway and i refuse to learn rulings for a card that is literal F&L bait
How would this card's rulings interact with Trap Trick and Trap Track? In regards to how many traps may be used afterwards, or if it is even legal.
Ya will be able to to activate other Trap cards during the turn that ya Rollback either Track or Trick
This is wrong when targeting it at activation of Transaction Rollback. You cannot proceed to Battle Phase after activating Transaction Rollback on the field by targeting Heavy Duster Storm because you are now under the restriction of activating the card "Heavy Duster Storm". "After activating/resolving this card" conditions are still applied when you activate Transaction Rollback by copying them.@@6210classick
I was wondering this too since this came up on duelingbook when I was playing rated. Is that trap still able to be activated? Is the sentence after the first clause part of the activation effect?
I literally asked this question last night regarding branded banishment, thanks for the video!
So if I'm interpreting correctly, the targeting window would still be the same as usual?
Yes, it's the same
this game is ridiculous
imagine having a consistent rules book, couldn't be yugioh. i wonder if now that a good card can copy trap cards we will get some "rules additions" to make it consistent between ocg and tcg as otherwise that would be super messy for worlds
For that first example, you say that you select targets at the same time as you target the card to copy in the GY with Transaction Rollback. If that's the case and you used, say, Raigeki Break as in the video, to target a card that has an effect that can activate when targeted, such as Maiden with Eyes of Blue or Blue-Eyes Shining Dragon, would those cards be able to be activated in response?
As an extension to that question, what about Jizukiru the Star Destroying Kaiju? That effect responds to an effect that targets 1 card and no other cards. Can you use that in response to a Transaction Rollback targeting Raigeki Break then "targeting" Jizukiru?
I really like this since I still don't understand how targeting as a cost is still allowed when it only copies the activated effect.
@@asdfasgdfgsd107because targeting isn't cost. It's more like an activation requirement
@@asdfasgdfgsd107targeting isn’t a cost
Why wouldn’t you be able to do that? The Kaiju example is more interesting but the Kaiju would be responding to the Transaction Rollback which is targeting exactly one card itself. Transaction Rollback is a disaster of card design though and I hope it gets banned somewhat quickly
@@RoyaltonDrummer922 I always thought targeting was a cost. Book of mooning the target still causes it to fizzle correct or is targeting never a cost
i remember reading that copying eev wouldnt destroy any cards, it would just let you see the opponents cards because you didnt tribute and call a card type
Not true it will destroy and look. It just won't linger for three turns
Hmm, If I ruled it at an event,... I would just copy what the Local Continent YCS does and keep it consistent.
What I can do, is email Konami directly and get an answer TCG R&D, we've had difference in rulings via Card Text in TCG and OCG from Amorphactor Pain, Altergeist Manifestation, we had to play by the card text I:P vs Rullkallos, or TCG VS OCG on if a monster needs to be in the correct place to activate (call of the haunted vs Stratos).
If i don't have an answer from anywhere, I would probably not allow the GY effect to legally activate it until a new text change occurred. As judges we cannot break policy or established precedent of a function rule just to make a wonky effect copy for the sake of convenience.
@@MSTTVan official update to this would be good.
I too thought it would copy the initial destruction effect, but not be able to copy the lingering effect.
There really needs to be an official rules page dropped with cards like these, they cause so many rulings nightmares.
This is a dumb way to rule it. If you cannot apply the entire effect, you cannot apply any of the effect. "3 turns after this card's activation" IS PART OF THE EFFECT. Transaction Rollback's 2nd effect cannot target Xyz Reborn because it cannot attach itself from banishment. You can't just choose to apply only the part of the effect which special summons an Xyz monster. That's an illegal activation, no different to trying to target EEV with TR in GY. Anybody parroting that EEV only applies for 1 turn when TR's 2nd effect copies it is completely ignorant. @@DonMarzzoni
@monkfishy6348 if you don't like it complain to Konami 🤷
Any trap that has a cost use transaction rollback and you get the effect with no cost
Well, you still have to pay half your LP, though that isn't usually a heavy cost late-game.
Transaction Rollback should be able to copy the effect of EEV, but it should not last for 3 turns if it is copying it from the graveyard. That is the only thing the "this card's activation" applies to. The duration of how long EEV or similar cards last.
This is how I'm seeing it ruled too
First i've seen Yacine's video about the card, and he said the same thing. Is there any database entry about this? This is kinda relevant.
@@EltonLeonidas There is not at this time, which is why everyone is using the standard "ask your HJ" statement. This really comes down to a localization issue imo where additional or incorrect text is added to a card. Either we will see an errata or likely HJs will just follow the OCG ruling, or make their own for that event. We don't have official TCG rulings anymore and we really have nothing else to rely on aside from the OCG and database.
You cannot just copy some parts of the same effect and ignore those that don’t fit the narrative. It’s all one effect and if you cannot apply it, you can’t copy it.
@@pazim96 That is not true at all as we are already ignoring cost, but not activation requirements. The only thing that matters is that activation requirements for the card being copied are met. Until Konami gives us a definitive answer, and good luck with that one here, I can likely see this being the main way it is ruled or it will be ruled to follow in line with the OCG. Rarely would I see it ruled as being an illegal play for EEV to be targeted. There is no other precedent set for this on either side of the game. What I am seeing discussed by other judges is exactly what I am saying in my original post at this time. It would apply the effect it has that can be copied, which is to check the hand and field and destroy the selected type, but the lingering effect would not be applied until the card was errata'ed to match the OCG version of the card. The card being referenced in the argument against it, Extinction on Scheduled, does not have any effect to copy aside from the delayed effect. This card also does match its OCG counterparts text which is why it is ruled that it cannot be targeted in the graveyard by Transaction Rollback in the OCG and everyone here is agreeing with that.
Okay, so let me get this straight:
It doesnt copy maintenance costs, but it does copy activation conditions since they're what allow the activated effect to fire off? Even though the card just says "this effect becomes that card's activation effect."
Like, the way thats written, it sounds like you just get to skip everything. This card needs an errata just for clarification, or it needs to be banned because its admittedly unhealthy.
It's activation cost, not maintenance costs.The way it's written it's quite clear you'd need the activation requirements; that's why it's specifically worded like that and not just copies the effect.
So, if a declare end of battle phase, i have transaction and evenly in gy, with no card on field, i can declare transaction target Evenly and banish face down all of their field?
Hope i have a response soon, thanks a lot to the guys that will eventually read this comment
yes
Well labyrinth barrage says the cards resolution where as eradicator says cards activation. It's weird because I would assume just like you are only activating an effect and not a card, the same would apply to resolving effect as card. I thought the eev was illegal because looking at punctuation it looked like declaring was part of the cost which is bizarre imo.
Love the dividers!!!
According to yacine you are allowed to copy eev with rollback however you will only destroy the declared card spell/trap during that turn only and not for the next 3 turns
But that's the last pereson you should listen to
Never listen to Yacine, I even played locals with him at card brawlers and met him in other regionals/ of the Montréal area, he is well known for being a pain to deal with him...
Hes right tho
As usual tho hj gotta decide what he wants to rule it as
That dude says a deck is dead 1 week, then the next week says it's the next broken deck
As if he knows more than Tombox
Would love a clarification on the PSCT or your interpretation on the card "Non Aggression Area". There is some interesting wording that could be interpreted subjectively
It's pretty straightforward, there's nothing much to it.
1) can only be activated during your Standby Phase
2) The cost is discarding 1 card
As long as it is your Stand Phase, ya can use Transaction Rollback to copy Non Aggression Area
@@6210classickI dont see why its that straight forward. There are other cards with conditions in the cost, so theres a posibility it does not need to be during the standby here
Thanks for ruling video, helps a lot
Thank you for this video I appreciate it
i got a question about Transaction Rollback, if i activate Transaction Rollback second effect:
"You can banish this card from your GY and pay half your LP, then target 1 Normal Trap in your GY, except "Transaction Rollback"; this effect becomes that card's activation effect."
while i have Lovely Labrynth of the Silver Castle on the field, does Transaction Rollback second effect treat as activation of Normal Trap Cards? if so, does it mean that my opponent cannot cannot activate monster effects in response to Transaction Rollback second effect?
It is not an activation of a normal trap CARD, no. it’s an activation of a trap effect
MST.tv can you do a explaination on how transaction rollback works with rise to full heights does the trap target in the gy need to stay there for the effect to resolve
With "Break the Destiny" could you use transaction rollback to copy the banishing effect that adds a spell/trap?
Or what about the eldlich traps banish effects?
No, transaction rollback copies the effects that activate when the card is on field, not the graveyard effects. So whatever would happen if you activated the card on the field, that’s what you can copy with rollback.
Honestly halq was insanelly broken duel to the change of the master rule. I think beatrice will be banned because of that trap Since this opens a new spam of scythe lock
Scythe is banned.
@@colorfulmoth sorry, what I mean is that this might open a pseudo scythe lock but activating that mayakashi card instead
cant i use this card with Needlebug Nest in Tearlaments? seems broken
I love this card for letting me play through an ash in labrynth, but jesus christ the amount of degenerate shit it can do. It can do some pretty funny stuff as well, like transaction rollback target evenly matched with an empty board at the end of the battlephase
If you try to copy a Trap that equips itself with TR's second effect, isn't this technically impossible since TR isn't considered the same card the effect of which you activated, after it has been banished for cost?
The card that the effect would require to be equipped to a monster has changed location here.
Even with Transaction Rollback 1st effect, it's not possible despite the card is still in valid position. Bacically, you cannot copy cards that summon or equip themselves, but you can copy cards that attach themselves as materials.
@@mavisb.vermilion5881 Yeah, because they ruled it that way but I'm not sure why they did that.
It's even more bewildering, if you can copy effects to attach the card as material. How is that fundamentally different from equipping it or even summoning it?
In all three cases the trap card does something that is unusual for traps.
What about transaction vs Black goat? Is it like imperm where you targert (call name) on activation or is it an illegal target?
This card is gonna be a ruling nightmare at locals
There is a card that targets and destroys on resolution, and thats Magicial Dimension. It was a pretty decent tech card back in the day.
This is false. It tributes on resolution, it targets for activation procedure like every other targeting card in the game.
Hi does anyone know this if dd crow is chained to transaction rollbacks target trap does it still copy the eff if the target is banished ?
It would not copy the trap
Thank you!
So what I’m hearing is main or side deck crow@@Jaganphotos
@@uncreativeusername-sl9qf personally I’ve been siding crow for awhile instead of using Bystials. I prefer the flexibility
If you have to meet activation conditions, how does the Mayakashi card/EEV work? You couldn’t activate either if you didn’t have a tribute.
They are costs and since you are ignoring cost’s and just applying the effect of the card.
Since the Mayakashi card has no activation requirement and only a cost which is to tribute a Mayakashi Link or Synchro, ya will simply ignore the cost and apply the rest of the card
The confusion here is activation condition vs activation cost. What it means by meeting conditions is that it's a proper timing to activate it.
Like you cannot just Transaction Rollback an Evenly Matched at any time, it still must meet the activation requirement: end of the battle phase + your opponent controls more cards than you.
Could you transaction rollback a witch’s strike? Do you have to do it in chain, can it be activated as chain 1 after a negate has happened on the board?
Alright if this is legal I want “red reboot” to 1!
Won't do anything to TR graveyard effect
apparently ash blossom cannot respond to transaction rollback targeting big welcome labrynth.
Finally a clear explanation
So what is the ruling on the first card you didn’t answer for the equip thing
My locals let us use it but said until they know for sure we can’t use it to copy any of the virus cards
My head hurts…
How about Non Agression Area? Is it possible to use it with Transaction Rollback without having to discard a card? Also, would you only be able to do this during your standby phase, as that is a criterion for Non Aggression Area?
It's still bad. You'd make it so rollback and non aggression area are in the gy. You pass. Your opponent plays their turn. If you survive and they pass then you can activate the rollback to copy for it to take effect the next turn. Takes too damn long
yes you can use it with non agression area, if both are on your grave next turn you can activate trasaction roll back from grave to copy it's effect, transaction roll back can skip costs like discarding cards or sacrificing monsters but the activation restricion still apply such as must control n numbers or during the combat step when a monster declares an atack or during the end step need to be met in order to activate
I understand that Transaction Rollback does not ignore conditions, only costs...but WHY does it do that? If Destiny HERO Diamond Dude can copy Ojama Delta Hurricane, then why can't Transaction Rollback copy Huge Revolution? It only says to activate the effect. It's not like Bait Doll or Junk Collector who either state "if the activation timing is correct" or "Requirements must be correct but costs are not paid".
Diamond dude ignores the activation conditions too. It may be because it says that you can activate the effect as opposed to it saying that its effect becomes the cards effect.
That's so messed up. TRB copies basically everything the trap says, except the literal cost. This feels so wrong. You still have to meet all requirements and conditions, which are basically "costs" themselves, and even targeting is basically a "cost", but the actual cost is skipped, like what?
so OCG Transaction Rollback is literally the better version?
How would Rollback interact with an Evenly Matched in grave?
Still needs to be at end of battle phase. If you control no cards, the opponent banishes their entire field
What happens when you use transaction on field to copy an opponents imperm?
I know you need to target but do you copy the negate of the coloum cause transaction was set or only the negate.
I'm fairly certain it wouldn't shut the zones down. Imperm states if this card was set which it was not.
Yeah you'd shut down the zones
@@BloodsCaress Rollback was set though, and is on field at resolution. It copies that effect as well.
It applies the entire effect if Transaction Rollback copies Imperm while it is set.
What if you transaction rollback, Target raigeki break, and then target FOR raigeki break’s copied effect and then the targeted Raigeki Break gets DD Crow’d??
Then transaction rollback no longer has a proper target and it resolves without effect
Can you copy fusion duplication with transaction rollback?
How would Rollback work with Artifacts??
If i already used the 2nd effect of lovely but then activate rollback in a new chain (same turn) to copy big welcome, can lovely use its 2nd effect again? Or simple: Can i use the 2nd effect of her twice per turn with rollback?
No, because it's one of the following effects that can be use once per turn. Once you used her second effect on the same turn, you can't use her effect again
Diamond dude bypasses cost and restrictions/conditions,doesn’t transaction roll back not do the same thing?
Diamond Dude activates the effect of the other card; Transaction Rollback doesn't, it only copies the effect.
It is more clear if you look at the ocg text.
On Diamond Dude card, it says "you CAN ACTIVATE the activation effect of that normal spellcard in the GY".
As opposed to Transaction Rollback, it simply says "this effect becomes the same as that normal trap card's activation effect", it does NOT state that you can activate the activation effect. The activation of Transaction Rollback is you copying the effect of other trap card.
So you said not everything before the semi-colon is cost. On your example Feather Storm and Ghost Meets Girl, How can you tell between Condition vs Cost??
Cost always includes actions like, pay life points, tribute, destroy, banish
I need to ask something about transaction Rollback
Wen you copy for example welcome labrynth to special a Monster from Deck, and you have the field spell on Board from labrynth, can you Pop a card with that too?
No, you are activating Transaction Rollback, you are not activating a "Welcome Labrynth" card. That bonus is only added to the "Welcome Labrynth" cards.
So cards in the GY that have effect like rollback don’t activate?
I am waiting on final confirmation before I drop a FINAL video on the matter. I have emailed Konami directly and I did get an answer, but I need to wait for their confirmation.
Does anyone know of a card similar to this that works for spell cards? Except serial spell?
Beatrice if just an ftk now, I guess.
I feel like you shouldnt be able to, but if you pay half to act. Trans roll, can you pay half again for dinomorphia domain/frenzy?
The cost is paid when you activate a card/effect, not when it resolves. So when you declare you will use Transaction Rollback, half of your LP is already deducted. If you decide to chain it, yes you can pay with half of the the remaning half of your LP. So if you pay 4k for Transaction Rollback, you will only need to pay 2k for the next card.
So it copies the virus effect or not? 😅 Or does it all depend on the judge?
I got one for you. Transaction roll back target jokers wild in GY. WHAT HAPPENS?
Not a legal target. It's effect depends on what is sent as cost, and Rollback ignores costs, so you wouldn't be able to send anything, which means the card wouldn't have an effect.
Imagine getting D.barriered twice in one turn smh
Before I watch the video in my opinion if this card is allowed it should never be at 3. At most you could potentially push it to 2 but really shouldn't be more than 1
Childrens' card game btw
😂
Anime card btw
Can Ash and Belle negate transaction rolback if i copy Big welcome lab?
i just played a lab player and I wasn't given activation timing for ash.
How is transaction rollback different than destiny hero diamond dude? Diamond dude didn't care if you had monsters on the field; you could still use a hero lives for free the next turn. Transaction rollback copying harpie's still needs you to have a winged beast on the field though?
You're misreading the scenario...a hero lives is free. Feather storm requires CONTROL of a wind winged beast in its condition
@@rorschach4502 and a hero lives required having no monsters on the field for its condition. But you could still use a hero lives via diamond dude even though you have a monster.
@@vparsa87 you got me there lol sorry, I don't play heroes and honestly had no idea. I can't give you a professional reason of why it's different, but the wording is completely different so I'm sure there's some bullshit explanation lol. My best guess is the difference in rollback becoming that effect vs diamond dude allowing you to activate that effect?
So how does Rollback work with Witches Strike? So if my opponent Barrone negates any of my cards and I have Rollback and Witches in my GY do I activate Rollback target Witches and then blow up my opponent's hand and field?
Yeah, basically.
This card shouldnt exist, lmao
@@four-en-tee I dunno I like it. 😊
So treacherous trap hole right?
basically what i got from this is this card is gonna get banned. ok dont buy it sounds good
This card is the trap version of diamond dude
No Diamond Dude works differently. It activates the effect of the card but not as an effect of Diamond Dude and I don't think that activation can be responded to.
So basically when someone tries to copy Epv in the gy I’m just going to say you can’t do that and call the head judge
Well, you should go to the head judge FIRST, before the event starts... and ask how it will be ruled, we will likely have a final answer by YCS las vegas or oither big events and base it off of that.
Does it work with "Elemental Burst"?
Yes
@@michaelmorales1602 are you sure because it could also be an activation condition. Then it will not work.
@@Loxx116 it reads like a pre-PSCT cost. This card has not been printed since PSCT came to be, so there's no up-to-date text to verify. But as a judge, I would rule that you CAN target Elemental Burst for Transaction Rollback's graveyard effect.
It'll apply for the first turn but fizzles out. Rollback literally states "activation effect"
The 3 turn thing is part of the activation effect
Thats kinda stupid asf that apparently you "cant" copy eradicator even doe you actually should
It's been rough
They should change the mayakashi card text to “target 1 mayakashi synchro/link, tribute it;” this way decks cannot abuse it, but mayakashi decks can still play it as before
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Transaction rollback doesn't copy the cost, only the effect "neither player can special summon from hand, deck this turn"
Isn’t declaring the monster type part of the cost? Not the activated effect? In which case it shouldn’t be able to copy D Barrier? Someone help 🤣
Remember the part talking about targeting, how even if you copy something like Raigeki Break you still are able to target because it's not a cost? That not everything before the semicolon is a cost, but what needs to be done when activating it, said at 4:10 in the video? Declaring on activation is the same as targeting; it's not a cost and you do it at the same time as you would with targeting (so you would banish Transaction Rollback, target Dimensional Barrier, and declare the monster card type at the same time).
There are 3 activation actions in the game: paying costs, targeting and declaring card types/characteristics.
@@davida.m.fonseca1434and choosing an effect to activate out of a list of effects.
Did you actually watch the video?
Move over snake eyes
There's a new tier 0 floodgate
Coping effects are so confusing in yugioh.
Question: What about using Transaction rollback banish effect to copy evenly match from your graveyard? Example:
Player A: Finish building up his field and have player b discards two cards from his hand. Due to A's card effects.
Player B draws for turn, proceed until end of battle phase. Attempt to use transaction rollback effect from grave to copy evenly match effect.
Yup, as long as you meet the activation condition (control less cards than your opponent), it will resolve
This one of the most horribly design card in a while
What an unnecessarily complicated game. Just copy EVERYTHING on the original card and leave it at that, sheesh. The only ruling needed is that since it banishes itself, it can't maintain the equip effect of certain cards.