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Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories 100% FAQ (15-card mod)

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  1. Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories 100% FAQ (15-card mod)
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  3. Q: What are you trying to do?
  4. A: Unlock every duelist and get 689 cards into the library of Yu-Gi-Oh! Forbidden Memories, thus completing 100% of the game. There are 722 cards total, but 33 can't be obtained. I am playing the 15-card mod version of the game, in which you win 15 cards per duel instead of 1.
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  6. Q: Why not play the original game?
  7. A: Two reasons: 1) The 15-card mod is much more playable for speedruns, as you don't have to spend nearly as much time farming for cards. 2) It makes the speedrun doable in a single segment (25 hours as opposed to 75+ hours).
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  9. Q: If you get 15 times as many cards, why is the run only 3 times faster?
  10. A: Many cards in the game can only be purchased with star chips, not won as a drop or fused for. This includes Seiyaryu, which costs a whopping 1700 chips.
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  12. Q: What are you playing on?
  13. A: ePSXe, an emulator for PS1 games.
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  15. Q: What is the world record?
  16. A: 26:26:50 by BadNewsNate. You could consider this an unofficial record because it's segmented, but no one has done a single-segment run, and my first run will be segmented as well.
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  18. Q: How do you get a card into your library?
  19. A: By winning the card, fusing for it, or ritual summoning it. Most cards are won, but some can only be fused for or ritual summoned.
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  21. Q: What's the route like?
  22. A: See this paste: https://pastebin.com/djCeNLPK
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  24. Q: Where can I see which cards you've won?
  25. A: I've made a spreadsheet for this. It doesn't include all 689 cards, just the rare ones: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1s07AWIVCphV36V_2IXHSAjnGQsilZrvNrT19zJBmPGo/edit?usp=sharing
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  27. Q: Can't some of the unobtainable cards be purchased for 999,999 star chips?
  28. A: Yes. It takes about 3800 hours to do that (more than a full year if you play 10 hours per day). Have fun with that!
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