Is it a disadvantage to play on a phone?

[yologuy]

The main issue i found is that if they have a lot of allies in play it's hard to target a specific one and you can't see their health unless you click on the card. I think it may be an issue after they have 6 or more allies. I don't know if on a computer you can hover over the card and you can quickly know what card it is and it's health.

It's unfortunate you can't click on their cards when it's their turn, you have to wait until it's your turn. Is looking and going through their graveyard easier on a computer like if your seeing if they've played all 4 copies of a certain card and there's like 20 cards in the graveyard. Are there any advantages or disadvantages to playing on a phone or does it not matter what device you use?

[Dave Landy]

The big advantage I find when using a phone isn't in gameplay, but in being able to click on the embers for free shadow crystals, You don't get that option on a desktop computer.

The computer has a bigger screen, obviously, which helps with my poor eyesight. I much prefer to build a new deck on the computer rather than my phone because of this, but it doesn't give you any advantages in gameplay that I am aware of.

[SEF Mango]

There really is not difference. The larger screen does not allow you to see more cards. IF the cards overlap after there are 10 allies on the board while playing on your phone, the same will happen on your computer screen. Just everything is larger.

At least i am pretty sure of this. It is not often that you have this scenario come up.