@@conceptart3661 Ipiria for instance; the free draw is good but in a Live Twin Spright, you'd definitely want to reserve your normal summon for a Live Twin and the Ipiria would just be a waste of normal/special summon (unless you have no other options). I also wouldn't add Cynet Mining just to search for an EMP Meowmine. You can make a pretty decent Evil Twin + Spright endboard without the extra body. Having 2 Cynet Minig just to get 1 extra distribution seems lile a waste. You can add an extra Maxx C, Ash blossom or even a Nibiru instead to help you when you go turn 2. 3 copies of Secret Password also seems like an overkill, especially if you're playing 3 copies of each Live Twin. You could cut it to 1 and add more hand traps. I play 2 Kisikil, 3 Lilla and 1 Frost with 3 Snitches. You really don't even need Secret Password except to check a potential Ash Blossom. In almost all the matches, they had no hand traps to stop the opponent from going full omni-negate board (which every meta deck nowadays can easily do). It would have been a disaster if the opponent hadn't misplayed.
@@conceptart3661 Ipiria for instance; the free draw is good but in a Live Twin Spright, you'd definitely want to reserve your normal summon for a Live Twin and the Ipiria would just be a waste of normal/special summon (unless you have no other options). I also wouldn't add Cynet Mining just to search for an EMP Meowmine. You can make a pretty decent Evil Twin + Spright endboard without the extra body, having 2 Cynet Minig just to get 1 extra distribution seems like a waste. You can add an extra Maxx C, Ash blossom or even a Nibiru instead to help you when you go turn 2. 3 copies of Secret Password also seems like an overkill, especially if you're playing 3 copies of each Live Twin. You could cut it to 1 and add more hand traps. I play 2 Kisikil, 3 Lilla and 1 Frost with 3 Snitches. You really don't even need Secret Password except to check a potential Ash Blossom. I noticed that in most of the matches, they had little to no hand traps to stop the opponent from going full omni-negate board (which many meta decks nowadays are capable of doing). Had the opponents not misplayed (particularly in the first few matches), it would have been an impossible match.
@@conceptart3661 My comments replying to you keeps getting deleted for some reason 😅 In short: Ipiria, Cynet Mining, and cut Secret Password down to 1 (or remove completely depending on your playstyle). The decklist in the video could use a bit more handtraps to stop the opponent from going into a full blown negate board.
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how did you play if there is card you dont have?
Deck list?
9:45 Here bro. Although, there are a lot of cards I wouldn't play in there personally 🤔
@@terrystormrunner5116 like what cards?
@@conceptart3661 Ipiria for instance; the free draw is good but in a Live Twin Spright, you'd definitely want to reserve your normal summon for a Live Twin and the Ipiria would just be a waste of normal/special summon (unless you have no other options).
I also wouldn't add Cynet Mining just to search for an EMP Meowmine. You can make a pretty decent Evil Twin + Spright endboard without the extra body. Having 2 Cynet Minig just to get 1 extra distribution seems lile a waste. You can add an extra Maxx C, Ash blossom or even a Nibiru instead to help you when you go turn 2.
3 copies of Secret Password also seems like an overkill, especially if you're playing 3 copies of each Live Twin. You could cut it to 1 and add more hand traps. I play 2 Kisikil, 3 Lilla and 1 Frost with 3 Snitches. You really don't even need Secret Password except to check a potential Ash Blossom.
In almost all the matches, they had no hand traps to stop the opponent from going full omni-negate board (which every meta deck nowadays can easily do). It would have been a disaster if the opponent hadn't misplayed.
@@conceptart3661 Ipiria for instance; the free draw is good but in a Live Twin Spright, you'd definitely want to reserve your normal summon for a Live Twin and the Ipiria would just be a waste of normal/special summon (unless you have no other options).
I also wouldn't add Cynet Mining just to search for an EMP Meowmine. You can make a pretty decent Evil Twin + Spright endboard without the extra body, having 2 Cynet Minig just to get 1 extra distribution seems like a waste. You can add an extra Maxx C, Ash blossom or even a Nibiru instead to help you when you go turn 2.
3 copies of Secret Password also seems like an overkill, especially if you're playing 3 copies of each Live Twin. You could cut it to 1 and add more hand traps. I play 2 Kisikil, 3 Lilla and 1 Frost with 3 Snitches. You really don't even need Secret Password except to check a potential Ash Blossom.
I noticed that in most of the matches, they had little to no hand traps to stop the opponent from going full omni-negate board (which many meta decks nowadays are capable of doing). Had the opponents not misplayed (particularly in the first few matches), it would have been an impossible match.
@@conceptart3661 My comments replying to you keeps getting deleted for some reason 😅
In short: Ipiria, Cynet Mining, and cut Secret Password down to 1 (or remove completely depending on your playstyle). The decklist in the video could use a bit more handtraps to stop the opponent from going into a full blown negate board.