Agreed. Like more eBay or getting like 10-20 booster packs each and make decks with them (my friend and I did that at a con. 6 packs each and dueling with the deck we made from what we got)
This reminds me of the days when Yugioh was the most fun for me. Everybody just had decks filled with whatever they thought the best and coolest cards they could get their hands on were.
My first Deck was a Sycnhro Structure Deck, but my second Deck was just filled with anti-Monster cards(And since it was mid-Sycnhro era there weren't many boss Monsters that could protect themselves from that). I had Penguin Soldier, D.D. Assailant, some Continous Spell that removed 1 of both players Monsters from play until it got removed from the field, a Mirror Force, a Man-Eater Bug, Old Vindictive Magician and them my 2 boss Monsters were a Dark Paladin that I only had 1 set of material for and a Leviathan Dragon that I had 3 Baby Dragon and 3 of some other level 3 Dragon and Double Summon in to get out. Then I just had really high attack Normal Summons... Yeah, that Deck was great.
Defo do this again kinda brings a nostalgic feel to it with the older cards and random deck builds to duel with... love it this is something worth watching and trying out for myself
I really think that this is one of the most exciting/interesting of your latest videos, I really like that documentary-esque approach towards the beginning as the decks get put together. Maybe have something like life points on the screen, or show a card on the screen as it gets played? If you guys can keep doing the eBay boxes that'd be great but I wouldn't mind seeing you guys do sealed games too! Maybe do a tournament with all Team APS members, make it a continuous series with one game per episode? In any case yes I'd definitely would be excited to see more of this type of segment.
Me and my best friend did something similar at an anime convention. There was a guy who was selling a bag of 100 Yu-Gi-Oh cards. We eat bought one and then made a deck and duel Each other. It was fun
This is how I started. Me and 4 friends in collage split 2 500 lots off of Amazon. That was the first time 3 of us ever played. Built some Jank pile of machines and rocks
I love the way this was filmed. I've been falling in and out for a while now, but this fun challenge has definitely caught my interest. Gotta see which of my friends would be down.
I love these kind of duels, as much like sneak peaks, its all about the fun of building a crazy deck and enjoying the game with the opponent instead of simply trying to crush them. Very wholesome and wonderful video!
This is a very interesting and unique format for a Yu-Gi-Oh video. I love this concept! Great job as always. I appreciate you guys trying to provide such great content
I really have been wanting Trell to update the familiar possessed deck that he codenamed tricks and hoes that he played during nekroz format, that deck was so fun to play
No offense to you or the TH-camr but you're very wrong. The camera is shaking a lot. The angles are bad. It goes out of focus often. The production value is very low.
This was a fantastic video tons of fun, would definitely love to see a sequel with some of the other members doing this (Calvin vs Chris would be dope). Was fun to watch the whole opening and deck building process for each and of course seeing the duel play out was quite fun. I made a draft tin of a bunch of just standalone cards which we use to draft decks against one another and play. It gives us a much similar experience having to sift through otherwise unlooked at cards to figure out what we want to try and do and then face off against one another. The game is definitely a bit different when you play it like that with resource optimization being crucial and really knowing when to push little bits at a time in this less explosive style of the game. Great stuff! Can't wait to see what's next!
The Hype in this video is AWESOME. This video is a true and real Nostalgic Yugioh experience! Back when we used to sit around and build a deck from what we had 😩
would for sure watch something like this again. This is honestly the type of content the yugioh youtube culture needs right now. We all know the meta and discuss it, we all know what can come in new packs, we all deal with the same decks at tournies. This is a cool idea and would love to see more, bros.
I remember the days of making strategies from scratch instead of all the archetypes that exist now with their built-in play styles. I had a deck that went undefeated for 6 months and I actually just got bored of it so I made something different. Here are some of the cards that deck had: Cat of Ill Omen+Prickle Fairy+Staunch Defender+attack twice monsters like Mataza the Zapper. Prickle Fairy: 2000DEF and if a monster attacks it that monster is changed to defense mode. Cat of Ill Omen: 0ATK and DEF that makes the defense of a monster become 0. Staunch Defender: when the opponent declares an attack you target one DEF-Mode monster on your side of the field and all their monsters must attack it, including flipping face-down DEF-Mode monsters into ATK-mode. Spiritual Earth Art x3: tribute an earth monster to special summon a LV4 or lower earth monster from your grave. Sometimes I’d manage to get 2 or even all 3 on the field at the same time. Use them during the battle phase and watch your opponent’s face lol. One guy even thought it was an illegal move because I kept summoning monsters haha. I had many earths in this deck. Anteatereatingant: 2000ATK 2000DEF This monster is really unique, or at least it was then. Can’t be normal or flip summoned. It can be special summoned by sending two cards from your spell/trap card zone to the graveyard. That always threw people off. Once per turn you can destroy any spell/trap card on the field in exchange for Anteatereatingant not being able to attack that turn. In short, a legal, once per turn, MST.
Two unstoppable forces going head to head if all was done to avoid a stalemate, their had to be a Victor. "I can't die" vs "I can't loose". In war, survival is key, Mr. I can't die definitely killed Mr. I can't loose. Though the lot was random, the chance you gave us to dive into the brain of both combatants was awesome first off but also showed what they could do. Yo boy Rel had the right concept in his strategies to match his given title. Best of luck to the homie Alek. Maybe next one can be Paul and Alex?. Keep it up guys. I don't watch broadcast television so you're basically my visual form of entertainment. You brothers are talented and have a gift. Screw Americas Got Talent, you guys have got it in spades. No pun intended. Well,, Maybe a little. Lol
3:28 Calamities and a Cloudcastle nice 7:50 Burstinatrix, but why? A match would of been nice, but I really liked the deck profiles. I'd love to see this again some time. Those were some solid lots for 15$ I might need to buy one some time and it'd be a fun challenge to do myself.
As someone who hasn't played yugioh since XYZ this is actually fun to watch because i can keep up with wats going on and not get completely lost with archetypes
I did this recently with a $20 limit! The trick is to know which core sets or side-sets can stand alone most competently, then to buy bulk of those sets. My locals sells bulk by the set but not everywhere does, though lots of independent vendors organize their bulk by set, so talk to them. $5.00 of INOV and RATE bulk assembles 2/3 of a Crystron deck and leaves you $15.00 of room to try and buy generic pieces for the deck-that can get you Black Rose Dragon, Trish, etc. TDIL and INOV can also complete a competent Metalfoes deck. Ritual Beast can be assembled almost entirely from THSF leftovers and you’ll have the same amount of room to spend for floodgates. TDIL through MACR with THSF and FUEN are the best sets in bulk for this, but anything CODT and after suffers from trying to halfheartedly support old mechanics while introducing links and makes for sets where lots of cards fail to synergize with each other.
i remember when i did this with a friend we bought 2 mystery boxes with 1000 cards, that fuker got a black luster soldier and a buster blader deck, when i just got staple cards like gaia normal monster, lava golem and relinquish with no ritual card
Duel generations is the best yugioh game to date honestly. Soooooo fucking good and none of the pay to win bullshit your entry fee is all that's required babeeeee ♡
This is pretty similar to the cube draft me and my friends do. Drafting a deck out of packs is impossible, so with a cube, or cards my buddy put together specifically for Drafting, then we can have a fun draft, and even more fun duels, lots of cards are old school cards like the ones shown here, including some banned cards like Graceful Charity and the Dragon Rulers. So this is pretty cool to watch considering not many people are doing a cube, so this is the closest thing to that and I look forward to more of these in the future! 😁
If this was a weekly/bi-weekly/monthly challenge I would watch this series. It shows how adapt we've gotten with spell types but shows we can still build things out of almost anything still
Very entertaining and creative, and affordable! Definitely takes some skilled players to find the diamonds in the rough and put them all together into something coherent enough to work. Reminds me of not only early Yugioh, but early Duel Links from not so long ago.
Monster Reborn was always limited to 1 copy...all you have to do is take the first-ever rulebook ( which is in the starter deck Kaiba/Yugi) and the cards that show up as limited are Exodia Pieces, Monster Reborn, Raigeki, Dark Hole, Pot of Greed . Then they added more like Mirror Force, Heavy Storm, Harpie's Feather Duster, Painful Choice,Call of the Haunted, Premature Burial, Imperial Order, Graceful Charity, Fiber Jar, Cyber Jar, Magic Cylinder, Mage Power etc etc
Not sure if y’all have already done this but I recommend a video where every single card is limited to 1 (Cards that are forbidden stay forbidden). This was a style I have played with some people and it’s so much fun because even the most “broken”, meta decks become balanced when their keys cards are limited to one. It makes building a consistent deck more challenging and the games are hella fun! It takes deck building to a whole new level of thought. Please do this guys!
Wisel is actually a great staple in many Machine Decks. It's easily searchable, high attack, can be Special Summoned on either players turn if your Monster gets blown up and can negate Spells. I'm honestly surprised that not only do people not use it, but you all seemed genuinely confused as to what it even was.
In this type of duels and challenges you see REAL skills and knowledge about the game, not just who has de bigger wallet to buy whatever is broken/meta. Like other people has said, THIS is Yugioh.
I recommend the 100 dollar Neewer Shoulder Rig for this type of video Takes out most of the camera shake for little money and works perfect for these documentary styled videos 👍😁🙏🏻
Don’t comment a lot but this content was fun to watch. Like others have said this would make a great series. I’d definitely tune in every week to watch this.
Honestly, I enjoy Battle Pack 3 Format. It's exciting, you get close games and force you to think about real advantage without staples being in everyone's deck.
It would be fun if you guys did a series of this one idea would be you guys buy the random box/boxes and then do a set of videos of you doing a tournament between the team before you buy another box of Randoms
This shouldn't be a normal couple of videos this should be a series
I agree
Agreed. Like more eBay or getting like 10-20 booster packs each and make decks with them (my friend and I did that at a con. 6 packs each and dueling with the deck we made from what we got)
Facts
Yeah like nhymnim
Yes pretty good stuff
This reminds me of the days when Yugioh was the most fun for me. Everybody just had decks filled with whatever they thought the best and coolest cards they could get their hands on were.
Back in the day when backrow could change the whole match
@@thaddeusrussell8919 Today happens, but it is rare. Konami has made Boss monsters very powerful and versatile.
Yea now we just try hard with meta decks💀
My first Deck was a Sycnhro Structure Deck, but my second Deck was just filled with anti-Monster cards(And since it was mid-Sycnhro era there weren't many boss Monsters that could protect themselves from that). I had Penguin Soldier, D.D. Assailant, some Continous Spell that removed 1 of both players Monsters from play until it got removed from the field, a Mirror Force, a Man-Eater Bug, Old Vindictive Magician and them my 2 boss Monsters were a Dark Paladin that I only had 1 set of material for and a Leviathan Dragon that I had 3 Baby Dragon and 3 of some other level 3 Dragon and Double Summon in to get out. Then I just had really high attack Normal Summons... Yeah, that Deck was great.
Zay TooWavyy On duel links he in my deck
Should we do this again? Who do you want to see in this segment? #AskTheSquad
Quality content, would love to see more
Oh absolutely do this again.
This is my favorite thing so far
This was funny
Defo do this again kinda brings a nostalgic feel to it with the older cards and random deck builds to duel with... love it this is something worth watching and trying out for myself
"So Alex, you've seen what both people are working with, what do you think?"
"I'm going to say nothing in 32 words"
That looked like the point
Im dead lol
Trell: I have been playing this game for 17 years and I know how to deckbuild as best as I can.
Me: Large attack normal summons
Normal monster with 2000 atk and 0 defense. If the opponent bricks it's gg😂
BIG NUMBER SMASH SMALL NUMBERR
"Can I play banned cards?!..."
Asking the important questions... xD
On tournaments no, but you can play with your friends
@@mateobencic2411 duh?
I gotta admit....this seems like a fun challenge!!
tbh when i turn 16 next year and get a job then i'll try and do it myself
AmberMetalicScorpion I’m sure you can get a job a soon as your 14. You just can’t work as much.
@@AmberMetallicScorpion might wanna make that money work for you instead of just you working for your money
@@dynestis2875 Calm down dave ramsey he's 16 how bout he gets his foot in the door first before becoming a CEO lol🙄🤭😂😭💀
If you host a tournament like this where every participants buys a box before a duel, i would total join.
Dumbest idea ever
@@Alex-xt2gn who cares if it's dumb, the point is to have fun.
@@kzshiro i.e it wont be fun, its a fucking stupid overly priced idea.
Sounds like fun
@@Alex-xt2gn 15 dollars is not over priced 😂
This was a great video! It was an awesome idea and you guys executed the video very well! I think you guys should try something similar to this again!
I really think that this is one of the most exciting/interesting of your latest videos, I really like that documentary-esque approach towards the beginning as the decks get put together. Maybe have something like life points on the screen, or show a card on the screen as it gets played? If you guys can keep doing the eBay boxes that'd be great but I wouldn't mind seeing you guys do sealed games too! Maybe do a tournament with all Team APS members, make it a continuous series with one game per episode? In any case yes I'd definitely would be excited to see more of this type of segment.
DDls
This is the kinda quality I want in my Yu-Gi-Oh! Videos
Actually was fun, keep it up!!
I haven't seen skill like this since Duelist Kingdom..
this is how yugioh supposed to be played
No OTK BS, No OP meta.
Just two guys, sitting across each other dueling for a good time.
No constant negates not to powerful links just two people having fun
More challenges like this ▶ th-cam.com/play/PLR9jhO9W17H6_ykwwkqNzr4PVq2hO8wG0.html
@@billytrashbag6830 F
Me and my best friend did something similar at an anime convention. There was a guy who was selling a bag of 100 Yu-Gi-Oh cards. We eat bought one and then made a deck and duel Each other. It was fun
This is how I started. Me and 4 friends in collage split 2 500 lots off of Amazon. That was the first time 3 of us ever played. Built some Jank pile of machines and rocks
Hey I want to try this and love your videos
the only time i've ever bought random card collections is from the website wish and let me tell you that the only cards you'll get there are fakes
"I don't have a hand"
"I'll give you one ... 👏🏻" smooth but a little savage 😂😂👍🏻
This looks 100 times more fun than current Yugioh!
This is great, definitely make more of these
EDIT: Trell should name his deck Trell-mix
I enjoy how the shots are set up
The narration and pacing was well done
Entertaining all around
Wish I had the friends to do this with
Nice job guys
I love the way this was filmed. I've been falling in and out for a while now, but this fun challenge has definitely caught my interest. Gotta see which of my friends would be down.
Genuinely the best Yu-Gi-Oh content I have watched in years. Please make this into a series
Gotta say I really love the recent content from you guys! Reach for the stars Paul, you guys are gonna make it to the top
I’m so glad I stumbled on this channel. Thanks for unknowingly being the little bit of brevity and entertainment during these terrible times.
I love these kind of duels, as much like sneak peaks, its all about the fun of building a crazy deck and enjoying the game with the opponent instead of simply trying to crush them. Very wholesome and wonderful video!
"This requiers knowledge of the game not many have"
Puts normal monsters with high atk in his deck
Me-Facepalm
Requires*
This is a very interesting and unique format for a Yu-Gi-Oh video. I love this concept! Great job as always. I appreciate you guys trying to provide such great content
I really have been wanting Trell to update the familiar possessed deck that he codenamed tricks and hoes that he played during nekroz format, that deck was so fun to play
XBG BIGNUGS I actually wanted to but that entire deck was damaged in a house flood so I no longer have it 😕
@@drizzt04 that's so sad, I need to look through my collection I may have extras of nearly everything
I loved this segment, and it seems like loads of fun. I need to go harass my friends into buying random ass lots of cards now.
I really like the camerawork and cinematography of this episode. Documentary-like, and high production value. Keep up the awesome work!
No offense to you or the TH-camr but you're very wrong. The camera is shaking a lot. The angles are bad. It goes out of focus often. The production value is very low.
This felt like being back at school 😭🌊
CHILLEN OUT WITH CREW IN THE SCHOOL YARD
@@cedrickporcena15 FINDING TROUBLE. NEVER LOOKING TOO HARD!
@@jordanbyrne4681 BACK AT CLASS THEY NEVER TAUGHT US THIS!
@@kirohh6448 SOMETIMES YOU GOTTA LEARN HIT OR MISS!
@@chriscasan TOUGHTIMES, HARD CLIMBS
Great video! It's rare to see Yu-Gi-Oh! played like this nowadays, so it's a nice change of pace.
Bro, Burstinatrix was my first card EVER! I just got hit with that nostalgia when I saw her in the video. I still have that card if you're wondering
"You had three badbaboons? actually I had five!" hilarious content! :) Keep up the good work!
This was a fantastic video tons of fun, would definitely love to see a sequel with some of the other members doing this (Calvin vs Chris would be dope).
Was fun to watch the whole opening and deck building process for each and of course seeing the duel play out was quite fun. I made a draft tin of a bunch of just standalone cards which we use to draft decks against one another and play. It gives us a much similar experience having to sift through otherwise unlooked at cards to figure out what we want to try and do and then face off against one another. The game is definitely a bit different when you play it like that with resource optimization being crucial and really knowing when to push little bits at a time in this less explosive style of the game.
Great stuff! Can't wait to see what's next!
That Volcanic Rat at 3:29... Shout outs to our boy Payne 96
This should be an ongoing theme! I loved it! Probably your best idea yet! It's fun and creative!
Definitely want to see more of this! May even have to lift this idea and play with my younger step siblings that I've taught to play Yu-Gi-Oh.
This was fun to watch, especially seeing some of these old cards I haven't seen in years
This is how I see a good yugioh game random cards put something together an see if it works. Love It
I want more deck building challenges. This was fun to watch
This was super entertaining to watch, maybe next time 2 out of 3 and side deck sounds good like Trell suggested.
The Hype in this video is AWESOME. This video is a true and real Nostalgic Yugioh experience! Back when we used to sit around and build a deck from what we had 😩
This was really fun to watch you guys should definitely do more videos like this one!
would for sure watch something like this again. This is honestly the type of content the yugioh youtube culture needs right now. We all know the meta and discuss it, we all know what can come in new packs, we all deal with the same decks at tournies. This is a cool idea and would love to see more, bros.
I remember the days of making strategies from scratch instead of all the archetypes that exist now with their built-in play styles. I had a deck that went undefeated for 6 months and I actually just got bored of it so I made something different.
Here are some of the cards that deck had:
Cat of Ill Omen+Prickle Fairy+Staunch Defender+attack twice monsters like Mataza the Zapper. Prickle Fairy: 2000DEF and if a monster attacks it that monster is changed to defense mode. Cat of Ill Omen: 0ATK and DEF that makes the defense of a monster become 0. Staunch Defender: when the opponent declares an attack you target one DEF-Mode monster on your side of the field and all their monsters must attack it, including flipping face-down DEF-Mode monsters into ATK-mode.
Spiritual Earth Art x3: tribute an earth monster to special summon a LV4 or lower earth monster from your grave. Sometimes I’d manage to get 2 or even all 3 on the field at the same time. Use them during the battle phase and watch your opponent’s face lol. One guy even thought it was an illegal move because I kept summoning monsters haha. I had many earths in this deck.
Anteatereatingant: 2000ATK 2000DEF This monster is really unique, or at least it was then. Can’t be normal or flip summoned. It can be special summoned by sending two cards from your spell/trap card zone to the graveyard. That always threw people off. Once per turn you can destroy any spell/trap card on the field in exchange for Anteatereatingant not being able to attack that turn. In short, a legal, once per turn, MST.
This feels like a Yu-Gi-Oh documentary
Can I run my side 😅😅
Two unstoppable forces going head to head if all was done to avoid a stalemate, their had to be a Victor. "I can't die" vs "I can't loose". In war, survival is key, Mr. I can't die definitely killed Mr. I can't loose. Though the lot was random, the chance you gave us to dive into the brain of both combatants was awesome first off but also showed what they could do. Yo boy Rel had the right concept in his strategies to match his given title. Best of luck to the homie Alek. Maybe next one can be Paul and Alex?. Keep it up guys. I don't watch broadcast television so you're basically my visual form of entertainment. You brothers are talented and have a gift. Screw Americas Got Talent, you guys have got it in spades. No pun intended.
Well,,
Maybe a little.
Lol
3:28 Calamities and a Cloudcastle nice
7:50 Burstinatrix, but why?
A match would of been nice, but I really liked the deck profiles. I'd love to see this again some time.
Those were some solid lots for 15$ I might need to buy one some time and it'd be a fun challenge to do myself.
Love he knew the difference between magic and spell cards!
As someone who hasn't played yugioh since XYZ this is actually fun to watch because i can keep up with wats going on and not get completely lost with archetypes
Never seen this done before!!! This was awesome and fun to watch!! Make this a series please.
I did this recently with a $20 limit! The trick is to know which core sets or side-sets can stand alone most competently, then to buy bulk of those sets. My locals sells bulk by the set but not everywhere does, though lots of independent vendors organize their bulk by set, so talk to them. $5.00 of INOV and RATE bulk assembles 2/3 of a Crystron deck and leaves you $15.00 of room to try and buy generic pieces for the deck-that can get you Black Rose Dragon, Trish, etc.
TDIL and INOV can also complete a competent Metalfoes deck.
Ritual Beast can be assembled almost entirely from THSF leftovers and you’ll have the same amount of room to spend for floodgates.
TDIL through MACR with THSF and FUEN are the best sets in bulk for this, but anything CODT and after suffers from trying to halfheartedly support old mechanics while introducing links and makes for sets where lots of cards fail to synergize with each other.
Describe my deck in 3 words? Set. 5. Pass.
i remember when i did this with a friend we bought 2 mystery boxes with 1000 cards, that fuker got a black luster soldier and a buster blader deck, when i just got staple cards like gaia normal monster, lava golem and relinquish with no ritual card
This is basically what you end up doing on Duel Generations and I for one love this style of play.
Duel generations is the best yugioh game to date honestly. Soooooo fucking good and none of the pay to win bullshit your entry fee is all that's required babeeeee ♡
I just want to say, IM LOVING THIS NEW STYLE OF CONTENT. All of it, the Lore, the gameplays, now this! Keep it up #TeamAPS
This takes me back when decks were build like this
Facts
This is pretty similar to the cube draft me and my friends do.
Drafting a deck out of packs is impossible, so with a cube, or cards my buddy put together specifically for Drafting, then we can have a fun draft, and even more fun duels, lots of cards are old school cards like the ones shown here, including some banned cards like Graceful Charity and the Dragon Rulers.
So this is pretty cool to watch considering not many people are doing a cube, so this is the closest thing to that and I look forward to more of these in the future! 😁
This was super fun to watch, one of the better yugioh vids ive seen in a minute
You guys should do more of this... love it
"Do you see this? This is the rough and this is the diamond" i love it great video great guys great duelists
I love Ebay lots, but I never thought to use them in a challenge like this!
I'd like to see more of these kind of videos, liked it! Fun concept!
I love this please do more of this!!!!
If this was a weekly/bi-weekly/monthly challenge I would watch this series. It shows how adapt we've gotten with spell types but shows we can still build things out of almost anything still
Very entertaining and creative, and affordable! Definitely takes some skilled players to find the diamonds in the rough and put them all together into something coherent enough to work. Reminds me of not only early Yugioh, but early Duel Links from not so long ago.
I’ve been playing this game and I agree, strategy is important. I’m actually going back to the deck that brought me my first ever tournament win
I love how this is shot so seriously at times. Like this is some epic documentary
Definetly make this a series its such a good concept for this kinda game
Monster Reborn was always limited to 1 copy...all you have to do is take the first-ever rulebook ( which is in the starter deck Kaiba/Yugi) and the cards that show up as limited are Exodia Pieces, Monster Reborn, Raigeki, Dark Hole, Pot of Greed . Then they added more like Mirror Force, Heavy Storm, Harpie's Feather Duster, Painful Choice,Call of the Haunted, Premature Burial, Imperial Order, Graceful Charity, Fiber Jar, Cyber Jar, Magic Cylinder, Mage Power etc etc
Video: (Shows their starting hands)
Me: "That was me yesterday when I tried playing with more then 60 cards in the main deck"
First video ive seen from y'all instant sub, i love the documentary/reality tv style edit.
“Gotta play around impermanence” XD
You guys should do more of these kinds of videos 👍👍👍👍 Super entertaining 😆😆😆
Not sure if y’all have already done this but I recommend a video where every single card is limited to 1 (Cards that are forbidden stay forbidden).
This was a style I have played with some people and it’s so much fun because even the most “broken”, meta decks become balanced when their keys cards are limited to one. It makes building a consistent deck more challenging and the games are hella fun! It takes deck building to a whole new level of thought. Please do this guys!
Wisel is actually a great staple in many Machine Decks. It's easily searchable, high attack, can be Special Summoned on either players turn if your Monster gets blown up and can negate Spells. I'm honestly surprised that not only do people not use it, but you all seemed genuinely confused as to what it even was.
Really liked this video bro! I really liked the editing and cutting for the deck building
You could have build a good Volcanic Deck for 15 bucks, ...just saying...
Day 239 of waiting for new Volcanic support to arrive
I own a bunch of cards when I started. I love playing the old way of Yu-Gi-Oh. Fun game thanks for the show.
best yu-gi-oh! channel on youtube and these kinds of videos are why
Random speed deck building!!! Nice
video was done extremely well. love this channel, have sense plant meta
In this type of duels and challenges you see REAL skills and knowledge about the game, not just who has de bigger wallet to buy whatever is broken/meta. Like other people has said, THIS is Yugioh.
That was a super cool idea and really fun to watch!
I recommend the 100 dollar Neewer Shoulder Rig for this type of video
Takes out most of the camera shake for little money and works perfect for these documentary styled videos 👍😁🙏🏻
Would love to see more of these!
Jeez these look like what I played as a kid. Loved this video.
I actually liked this. More please.
This was actually very entertaining
Can't believe I haven't found this channel before! Love your content!
I love this format
It’s like going back in time. Loved this vid. Good game, bro.
Don’t comment a lot but this content was fun to watch. Like others have said this would make a great series. I’d definitely tune in every week to watch this.
Y'all got me scratching myself for more videos from you guys, THIS AIN'T RIGHT! LUL
This was good. You guys should do a team APS tournament like this.
I love these there, I did one with my mates and it’s also good to make a collection with
Honestly, I enjoy Battle Pack 3 Format. It's exciting, you get close games and force you to think about real advantage without staples being in everyone's deck.
It would be fun if you guys did a series of this one idea would be you guys buy the random box/boxes and then do a set of videos of you doing a tournament between the team before you buy another box of Randoms
Fun video just to watch. Deck building skills really showed
If I were going to describe this in 3 words "advanced goat format"
Got crazy motion sickness from this video😂 but it was really entertaining