Field Advantage also refered as Field Control follows the same basic principles as Hand Advantage, but with a few key differences and variations. Field Advantage usually does, but not always mean, how many monsters you have on the field, compared to your opponent. Protection Spell and Trap Cards such as "Starlight Road" are also needed to determine this as there are quite a few Mass Monster Removal cards.
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| - Field Advantage also refered as Field Control follows the same basic principles as Hand Advantage, but with a few key differences and variations. Field Advantage usually does, but not always mean, how many monsters you have on the field, compared to your opponent. Protection Spell and Trap Cards such as "Starlight Road" are also needed to determine this as there are quite a few Mass Monster Removal cards.
- Many of the Holosseums can give you a Field Advantage against your opponent. Depending on the robo and gun you use, you can use a certain Holloseum to help you in battle. Here is a list of Holosseums and how they can help you: This small arena gives short-range guns a huge advantage. Large-sized Pods and Bombs like the Wall Pod, the Umbrella Pod, or the Titan Pod/Bomb are very effective on this arena. Little Raiders and Little Sprinters will not have a hard time running up close to their opponents. Hide behind the tall walls and fire long-range guns and bombs.
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| - Many of the Holosseums can give you a Field Advantage against your opponent. Depending on the robo and gun you use, you can use a certain Holloseum to help you in battle. Here is a list of Holosseums and how they can help you: This small arena gives short-range guns a huge advantage. Large-sized Pods and Bombs like the Wall Pod, the Umbrella Pod, or the Titan Pod/Bomb are very effective on this arena. Little Raiders and Little Sprinters will not have a hard time running up close to their opponents. Hide behind the tall walls and fire long-range guns and bombs. Your opponent will have no where to hide. Use guns such as the Homing Star Gun or the Glider Gun. The pillars are extra obstacles which can stop your opponent's movements. A gun like the V Laser Gun can confuse your opponent and stop him from running about. The slippery ice can help robos who are vulnerable upon landing. The ice also gives you better sliding while using guns such as the Slide Gun or the Flame Gun. The conveyor belts keep both players moving at all times. Set up stationary pods like the Satellite Pod around the arena, but be careful because you will also have a chance at being hit by them. This arena splits up into four sections, surrounded by lava. Long-range guns are extremely effective on this arena. Use guns that knock your opponent back like the Knuckle Gun or the Sniper Gun to send him into the lava. It is best to use an aerial robo on this arena because the blades stop movement on the ground. Use Catch Gun to drag your opponent across the arena and into the lava in the middle. The conveyor belt gives you extra speed while running on it. Little Sprinters and Little Raiders have the advantage on this arena. Formula Legs also help give an extra boost in speed. (Note: This causes major lag during online play.) Every few moments the water rises, hiding everything underneath. Short robos can hide while your opponent won't know if you are firing your gun, bomb, or pod. Small pods, bombs, and gunfire will be hidden too. Use guns such as the Eagle Gun or the Sagittarius Gun when the water rises. The arena tilts back and forth every now and then. One thing you can do is to use a gun that stays in the air and fire it at the bottom half of the arena. Then, if the arena tilts, your gun will be underneath the upper half of the arena. This arena changes size from small to big and vise-versa. This change in size can help both long-range guns and short-range guns. One thing you can do is to use a gun that stays in the air and fire it while the arena is big. Then, when the arena shrinks, your gunfire will be on the outside part of the arena. Everything on this arena can be destroyed. Once destroyed, your opponent will have nowhere to hide. Use homing guns like the Homing Star Gun or the Glider Gun so that your opponent can't escape. This arena is tilted and can help certain guns, pods, and bombs. While you are at the bottom, use guns that fire into the air like the Gravity Gun or the Phoenix Gun. Pods like the Umbrella Pod also work.
- Field Advantage also refered as Field Control follows the same basic principles as Hand Advantage, but with a few key differences and variations. Field Advantage usually does, but not always mean, how many monsters you have on the field, compared to your opponent. Protection Spell and Trap Cards such as "Starlight Road" are also needed to determine this as there are quite a few Mass Monster Removal cards. Field Advantage also extends to when a player has more dominance than the other due to his cards giving him a key advantage. Examples include Legendary Six Samurai - Shi En with his ability to negate a Spell or Trap during either player's turn those reinforcing the offense and defense of the Six Samurai. Evilswarm Ophion that blocks Special Summon of high-level monsters while being a strong monster itself and can search cards for protection or more offensive. Evolzar Dolkka and Evolzar Laggia that can make most plays difficult to perform.
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