I just wanted more people to play against. Got pretty boring playing the same like 10 people over and over again.

There is not a computer to play against yet, but I am honestly a little surprised why people want or need a guide.
It's a MUD, we all know how MUDs work. It's also a ccg, the rules of which are easily findable if you take 30 seconds to look for them.  Put the two together and with a bit of help from the admittedly sometimes somewhat out of date helpfiles and asking one or two questions you'll be all set.
Writing a guide for Yu-gi-oh in its entirety would take a lot of time and there really isn't any point to it as people have already done that, over and over.

Believe me a guide would definitely help people. It does not need to describe each monster/spell/trap card, but like a basic guide  describing the mud's interface when battling, the field and how it looks like visually.
I just played a  practice round with tensoon and a lot of things make sense now when googling. before that when i googled about this card game everything was just confusing.
I would  definitely play this game and get my friends to play it, it's just the amount of cards are so high that it looks daunting.

If you want, I could do a recording there. By the way, my name there is Kenjiro

Hadi said it for me. Yes, there are rules and guides across the internet, but if I fire up a game, I don't want to have to go and do a tonne of research before I can play, I expect everything I need in the game itself, or at the least in some sort of guide or documentation.

Also for me, I really do think there should be a computer opponent to test things out, I personally am not a huge fan of battling other people at the best of times, especially when I'm trying to learn a complex new game. If I can play against the computer I have time to mess up, chances to try things out and work out how the gameplay works and am not either holding up another human player with my n00b questions, or liable to get so roundly and completely distroyed it will put me off the game entirely.

@Dark I agree that help for the game should be included in the help files, but since this is a simulation of the physical card game the rules are easy to find elsewhere.  This game is very extensive and it would be an enormous undertaking adding everything to the game's in game help files.  Poor Spivey would have a heart attack if someone told him he would have to add all that.  That is why I am offering to write a brief guide to get new players started

As for the AI, well, that is another complex issue.  This game is based off of an open source engine which i used for the sighted version of the game.  Said engine/core was adapted to work for us in MUD form, due to the adaptation certain changes had to be made and with those changes the AI became incompatible with our version of the game.  Long story short, there is no AI opponent and there will likely never be one due to the sheer amount of work it would take to add it.  This is a PVP game and that is how it is likely to remain.

In all honesty it would likely take you longer to figure things out if you played against an AI because an AI would not be able to explain to you why it is able to do certain things and why some of your things don't work the way you think they should.  There is no drawback to losing besides a number added to your wins and loss counter, but if that bothers you, you can always just make the match private.  No wins/losses will be recorded and no spectators will be allowed to watch the game.  I know why this sort of thing bothers you, I usually prefer an AI opponent as well, but it is just better to learn how to play against others from the start.

Any new player just needs to ask for guidance in the chat and they will be assisted.  We always want new players.

i play my self and love it

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Because Magic, the Gathering is pretty much better than YuGiOh in every way. Sorry if that upsets some of you.

As far as i know though, there are no ways for blind people to play magic the gathering online.
There are browser  games, mobile apps and even some steam games for playing magic duels, but i don't think that any of them are accessible, which sucks.