Thanks for these commentary videos! Just found your channel and binging all your vids as they are an invaluable resource of commentary. Much easier to learn and follow over the pure "gameplay" videos most people are putting out.
While brick fist doesn’t do much against law, it does allow you to go Kaya, brick fist it back, and Kaya again to draw 4 in the late game. I’ve done this a few times to help close out games
Taking the second blocker law was a mistake over the restand law need to keep the pressure up, gaining hand advantage and developing blockers is kinda pointless against a deck that never pressures you
This is what I call "law brain" and is usually the cause of most of their losses. They keep pushing for advantage in situations where its not needed and they're already ahead. His final turn attack swings were terrible as well. You have two options against nami: swing as many times as possible or keep swinging 9k. If you can't swing for 9k with every attack you start small and work up.
its definitely an interesting choice, im not entirely sure his reasoning. It sounds kinda good into zoro but I have not tried playing it so I'm not sure
@@KrisbieTCG-ds4sn It's a great mirror match counter pick. You're resting your opponents small targets or blockers(mostly against zoro/law) and then you bounce your 2k back to your hand with leader.
Pilaf isn't a Pot of greed it costs resources and tempo to play. PoG is PoG because its a plus 1 at no drawback and with no real opportunity cost. Pilaf is moreso a divination from mtg , but slightly better in the context of opcg.
I think if he played film chopper and blocker chopper turn 2 instead of the bonney and chopper he could have leadered turn 3 and also get to use his bonney. If he didnt hit a blocker law/rush luffy he could have then just bounced the bonney back for the zoro. I'm not sure how much of a difference that would have made but it would have let him start seeing more cards with bonney earlier.
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Yeah definitely more matches from this championship
Thanks for these commentary videos! Just found your channel and binging all your vids as they are an invaluable resource of commentary. Much easier to learn and follow over the pure "gameplay" videos most people are putting out.
more!! really love your vids, so chill, perfect for before sleep
Nami remained calm and collected he played it so well. This match was amazing im looking forward to seeing more from this tournament.
I studied this video a lot and it helped me win a serial shanks with Nami at regionals. Thank you!
While brick fist doesn’t do much against law, it does allow you to go Kaya, brick fist it back, and Kaya again to draw 4 in the late game. I’ve done this a few times to help close out games
Definitely enjoyed this
I love the background Zelda tracks and your calm humorous tone.
I love watching these events. They do a great job with the camera work.
Yes, love this content!
Great video, thanks for the commentary!
Best commentary I’ve seen so far of OP TCG 🎉
appreciate it man
Exactly the thing I wanted ocg matches commentary in eglsih love it subscribed instantly
love the commentary videos, noobs like me like it explained or dumbed down a lil bit while we learn lol keep doing more plz
This is dope I hope it gets to this point here
Anyone got the deck list?
Taking the second blocker law was a mistake over the restand law need to keep the pressure up, gaining hand advantage and developing blockers is kinda pointless against a deck that never pressures you
This is what I call "law brain" and is usually the cause of most of their losses. They keep pushing for advantage in situations where its not needed and they're already ahead. His final turn attack swings were terrible as well. You have two options against nami: swing as many times as possible or keep swinging 9k. If you can't swing for 9k with every attack you start small and work up.
are the decklist somwhere??
Thank you for the commentary, this was super helpful! Is this match for first place?
Love the Nami play.
Do more videos pls 🥺
does someone have the law deck list?
where i can see nami list?
Never seen anyone play film chopper, is it just for 2k?
its definitely an interesting choice, im not entirely sure his reasoning. It sounds kinda good into zoro but I have not tried playing it so I'm not sure
its 2k counter, green card, searcheable by nami, ok choice for law deck.@@KrisbieTCG-ds4sn
@@KrisbieTCG-ds4sn It's a great mirror match counter pick. You're resting your opponents small targets or blockers(mostly against zoro/law) and then you bounce your 2k back to your hand with leader.
Damn Japanese players are in another level
Pilaf isn't a Pot of greed it costs resources and tempo to play. PoG is PoG because its a plus 1 at no drawback and with no real opportunity cost. Pilaf is moreso a divination from mtg , but slightly better in the context of opcg.
Law should of played choppers maybe
I think if he played film chopper and blocker chopper turn 2 instead of the bonney and chopper he could have leadered turn 3 and also get to use his bonney. If he didnt hit a blocker law/rush luffy he could have then just bounced the bonney back for the zoro. I'm not sure how much of a difference that would have made but it would have let him start seeing more cards with bonney earlier.
@@KrisbieTCG-ds4sn i think film chopper helps remove kayas less chances to mill
@@pono696 That could have been impactful as well
I don't care what language its in, nami just pisses me off. Shes playing a completely different game, and its not fun to play at all