"How is it a hand trap? It's not pink." I felt that one. I used to think hand traps were just a new type of trap card that could be played from the hand.
@@Kenjimiyazawas63rdcow me too the way cards are written reminds me of a legal document the words can be twisted. takes me multiple times to really understand just one card. I just stick to duel links and stay there.
Victor, you’re awesome. You make me smile and laugh, and I think it’s because you are the exact personification of every player that used to play but came back recently haha
Omg yes teaching a new player how to play is difficult even back then before all the craziness of players using combos and summoning like 10 monster cards before there mp1
I think the Albaz structure deck is a perfect teaching tool for someone like Travane, since he already has a decent grasp of modern gameplay with Master Duel. Victor is a champ for rolling with it, but maybe going back to basics with yugi/kaiba or teaching himself with Master Duel could make it feel more rewarding. Either way this was great, lol. Would love to see some more from these guys in the future
I was rolling when Paul groaned at how confusing Yu-Gi-Oh is to new players when he had to explain why his friend couldn't use a hand trap to negate a tribute. 😂 I swear if Master Duel didn't automatically make sure card rules were being followed correctly, I'd have used so many cards wrong because I misunderstood how certain cards interacted with each other.
I know I shouldn't laugh and I don't blame Victor for not knowing this, but when he said "how is this a hand trap its not even pink". That right there got me good.
If you’re trying to teach people yugioh, start with goat format to get the foundation, I’ve taught most of my friends how to play just through goat, it’s a very good learning ground for basic chain link and understanding of both phases and actions
Vic is one of my favorite yu-gi-oh players. He reminds me so much of what we used to be like when we were kids. Keep him around. He brings great contrast.
5:35 This is the wall that 99% of players who would love to enter our community hit with there head. Ygo needs less text a Key Words that's why magic has 10 x more players than ygo does.
@@IlluminatedGame im sory dude but ygo doesn't have more than 100k TCG players in the whole world, Master Duel showed us that, not to manchen that 90% players left the MD in first months so around 20k people play it right now and bots, TCG videos have around 30k Vievs, Anime related around 300.000k i watch all anime related videos and duels and i don't touch new TCG, i know how to play its just boring as f.
@Resith and dimensional barrier is good for side against meta and there's also branded fusion and mirrorjade introduced , both cards have seen a lot of play Wish they make more of this kind of structure decks
It helped me get back into the game since I left during the classic era. I thought there's no way I could get into the game anymore and that my dueling days were over, but nope, here I am with a Branded deck lol.
The problem here is that one person is not interested due to the amount of text on the card. There's too much text vs his knowledge of the game. Which is why the speed duel decks are perfect in this scenario. Best to teach basics first like card types, summon types and basic rules of play. This right here for Victor is information overload.
As someone who hasn’t played since synchros were released I feel like I’m back in the learning stages all over again like these gentlemen, and I’m all for this content. Big props to them both for having the patience to learn the game!
You know... I really tried to get back into Yugioh... but honestly, it's just too hard. OG Yugioh was originally a game that was easy to get into and using anime rules made playing kinda fun... and we mostly ignored timing... but that's it..
play duel links, its simpler and its speed dueling, it has 3 lanes only and you get to play as the characters from the anime. best starting point for new / coming back players. (i was)
@@R3in_Ch Yeah that is true. And master duel is great for getting into the tcg rules. Meta sucks tho. But i guess thats just the game reflecting what irl yugioh can often be anyway...
Monarchs or Dinosmashers Fury. Relatively simple structures but still powerful enough to compete. No complicated mechanics - they don't even have an extra deck!
Dude this was hilarious! I felt like I was watching a live duel between my wife and I where she’s Victor saying quite literally, “MP2? Wait, there’s more?” Loved this, also was hilarious watching him play with the shades on
I think they should have started off with simpler decks like 2000 starter decks. Giving them complicated effects will make it harder to understand along the way.
Something like the Starter Deck Yugi/Kaiba sets or the earliest structure decks would have been better for sure... those are still lots of fun but very simple to play
Victor needs to come back and you hafta teach him Master Duel! Love his energy he’s the “normie” figuring out Yugioh and it seemed like he was actually trying to learn.
Team aps has so much personality I wish y'all did more non yugioh content like a podcast or larry in the hole type stuff were it's just y'all being y'all. Kinda like how RDC expanded beyond skits to be a personality/ variety and are killing the game rn.
I taught my friends in college to play and they learned fairly well over our first year and now one runs a budget earth machine deck and the other is a devoted blue eyes and Nordic player despite him losing quite a bit.
Now that was awesome. I know someone already said this but there needs to be sleeves when you guys are dueling. Victor with the sunglasses were one of the key highlights of the video lol. that intro was funny though.
This reminds me strongly of trying to teach a guy who couldn't read how to play yugioh. We were all in a hospital for physical rehab and the nurses got mad we wouldn't let him play. I handed her a card with like 8 lines of text and asked her how to play without being able to read that
This brings me back to the 5ds era. I was about 12 I think at the time and wanted to play at my locals since I always watched the anime and collected the cards. My younger sister was interested too at the time but had no cards of her own. So I got my hands on 2 Starter Decks from the time (Junk Destroyer) and we practiced and practiced every day while also acquiring more cards over time. Finally, my sister and I attended our first locals together with little timmy Yusei-inspired decks and got our asses handed to us by triple Shooting Quasar Dragon Fabled Raven turbo. Ahh ~ Memories...
A lot of my friends even the ones that play yugioh decently, spiritually relate to victor. This is one of the big problems of yugioh, it doesn’t receive new players, it’s completely sustained by players who have already been in the game for a decade, even if they no longer enjoy the game (just out of nostalgia that hopefully they’ll recapture the same vibes as the good old days).
I agree and disagree. I've taught someone with even less experience than Victor to play Modern Yugioh competently withing a weeks time. The difference is, they actually took interest I'm the card game and wasn't just asked to play in a situation that puts them under a spotlight. As well as the fact that the first few days and sessions were spent teaching the vanilla YGO until they understood the core mechanics of ATK/DEF, Normal/Special Summon, Spell Speeds and Chaining. Once they felt comfortable, we skipped straight from 2003 to then running a modernized Traptrix deck with DPE package and Utopias. After about a week of that, they're doing combos, chaining and building/breaking boards competently. Mind you, they built the deck themselves after some initial netdecking and will be ordering it here soon. Victor seems to be a good friend and chill enough guy to be willing to play. But he doesn't really seem interested and so he holds himself back from wanting to put in effort and he also doesn't care to play on his own time. Which is fair and fine. But I find that initial investment is what seperates many players from learning modern ygo. Its when you stop worrying about card text length and you care to know the basic rules that jumping into modern ygo is way easier than it looks for someone unprepared and semi-standoffish due to uncertainty. It's tricky and takes time. But pickup games are always going to be a struggle even for someone playing old school ygo.
Actually I started back in 2016 on ygopro and it was able to retain me at around the age of 13, I loved the game and still do because of how interesting it is. Try not to generalize too much because there are a lot of people that find the game fun without nostalgia attached to it!
@@photon1273 it's a generalization, the exception doesn't make the rule. When trying to tackle a problem as broad as "Yugioh having trouble attracting new players" generalizations are fine. It's not supposed to be indicative of every player in the game.
That dude ranking the cards by the art, it's me. It's litteraly me. I vibe with him, I play decks only because I found the archetypes cool. Dinos, japanese heroes, kuriboh. Are they strong? Probably not, but I don't care.
I've been teaching my nephews how to play Yugioh properly. Its funny at times. Even with the misplays and mistakes this was fun to watch. Liked and I'm already subbed :/
I like these videos where you guys teach new people how to play the game. Also how things have changed from my times when i played the game. I remember my old structure decks. Waaaay different this albaz strike
Victor my man. Blink once if you have a gun to your back. Blink twice if I need to call the police. On a serious note though, he really doesn't seem to be very interested. Lmao
I've been playing yugioh as long as I can remember, and this duel taught me that you can tribute summon Kaijus. I always thought the only way to summon them was special summoning.
Our boy Victor warned us he was the one guy on Team APS who nobody wanted to see Duel and we all doubted him... Till now XD He's a great analyst but he's not a great duelist. Definitely Tristian more than a Joey but hey he's got life skills! He can sort massive boxes of cards and that's something the average Yugioh player cannot do so I still love Victor!
I still just run Kozmo’s 😂 theirs a lot but keep learning! Once you get the overall algorithm to the game the rest you learn in time, synchros fusions links spell speeds all that good stuff + ever updating rules and news. It’s all lot, but keep at er! Yugi had to.
Good video but if you want to help your friends get better at yugioh I suggest you make them play the original starter decks from old school yugioh to present yugioh,same thing with the structure decks.
We apologize in advance for this travesty of a Duel! But on the bright side, they both have gotten a little better at Yu-Gi-Oh. 😅
Hello
@@rm36a28 Hello
Don't worry, the old saying here in the Netherlands is: You become rich with every experience. (and I'm not talking about money)☝🏻
@@rikvanengeland137 Thanks for the lesson
@@rikvanengeland137 thank you that’s the nicest thing someone ever said to me in TH-cam
"How is it a hand trap? It's not pink." I felt that one. I used to think hand traps were just a new type of trap card that could be played from the hand.
Well there are some traps that can be activated from the hand
a very resonable thing to confuse but alec and paul look at him like he should know about something he doesnt know about lmao
It gets even worse when you find out there are ALSO pink traps that can activate from the hand.
They totally should make monster hand traps have a marker of some sort...
I kinda feel like Victor started having more fun when he actually started reading the cards. Already better than most ygo players
read cards? what is this, the literature club? I just eyeball the effect and hope no one catch me in my BS like everybody else.
I have to read it multiple times to actually understand what it does
@@Kenjimiyazawas63rdcow me too the way cards are written reminds me of a legal document the words can be twisted. takes me multiple times to really understand just one card. I just stick to duel links and stay there.
This is one of the duels in the history of Yugioh
i like the confidence.
Ey man; that IS, in fact, one of the duels in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh. 😂
In the game's ENTIRE history. 🤣
not only it's one of the duels in the history of Yu-Gi-Oh, but it's also one of the most duel throughout TCG history
Victor, you’re awesome. You make me smile and laugh, and I think it’s because you are the exact personification of every player that used to play but came back recently haha
It's an almost impossible task that you brave duelists have taken on. Im proud of you
Braver men than most
Omg yes teaching a new player how to play is difficult even back then before all the craziness of players using combos and summoning like 10 monster cards before there mp1
I’d ask Victor to blink twice if he’s being held there against his will, but he’s rocking them shades.
😎
I love that victor started with 6700 life points from the start
Then it went to 8000 when he lost points
Rigged
He to good otherwise
This dude can read cards with the shades on that’s talent right there xd
He’s already more knowledgable and cooler than any average Yugioh player.
I think the Albaz structure deck is a perfect teaching tool for someone like Travane, since he already has a decent grasp of modern gameplay with Master Duel. Victor is a champ for rolling with it, but maybe going back to basics with yugi/kaiba or teaching himself with Master Duel could make it feel more rewarding.
Either way this was great, lol. Would love to see some more from these guys in the future
I love that you guys brought back those two i loved when you tried to teach them how to play so i can’t wait to see how this duel turns out.
“How many rules are in this game” pain…nothing but pain.
I swear Victor is a anime protagonist sent from the future to relearn "classic" Yugioh to save the world or his timeline. No cap
Shhh! No spoilers... 👀
@@VictorTAnderson 😂😉🤐
😂
Man mad respect for the chad trying his best figuring all this out.
> Starts with 6700 LP
> Gets attacked with a 1300 ATK difference
> Gains the damage instead
Dude's already doing Atem proud.
I was rolling when Paul groaned at how confusing Yu-Gi-Oh is to new players when he had to explain why his friend couldn't use a hand trap to negate a tribute. 😂 I swear if Master Duel didn't automatically make sure card rules were being followed correctly, I'd have used so many cards wrong because I misunderstood how certain cards interacted with each other.
Yu-Gi-Oh can be really overwhelming that way...
@@TeamAPS why not explain te absolute basics to them at least tho kind of strange.
It could always be worse, imagine handing someone the Endymion Structure Deck.
Sounds complicated
Don’t tell victor what a spell counter is, and how many dice he will need
@@Saixjacket 🤨???
That's literally the structure deck I learned with back in 2015. I still have it and am unsure if I've ever won a duel with it.
I get the joke, but that is actually my first deck that i ever played and i really enjoy it. Not too complicated.
I know I shouldn't laugh and I don't blame Victor for not knowing this, but when he said "how is this a hand trap its not even pink". That right there got me good.
If you’re trying to teach people yugioh, start with goat format to get the foundation, I’ve taught most of my friends how to play just through goat, it’s a very good learning ground for basic chain link and understanding of both phases and actions
Victor really played the “IDGAF” speed duel skill for this one
Vic is one of my favorite yu-gi-oh players. He reminds me so much of what we used to be like when we were kids. Keep him around. He brings great contrast.
5:35 This is the wall that 99% of players who would love to enter our community hit with there head. Ygo needs less text a Key Words that's why magic has 10 x more players than ygo does.
Yeah I don't think magic has 10x more players lol
@@IlluminatedGame im sory dude but ygo doesn't have more than 100k TCG players in the whole world, Master Duel showed us that, not to manchen that 90% players left the MD in first months so around 20k people play it right now and bots, TCG videos have around 30k Vievs, Anime related around 300.000k i watch all anime related videos and duels and i don't touch new TCG, i know how to play its just boring as f.
@@IlluminatedGame you're right, its probably more, lol
@@obrenovic4130 You clearly have no idea what you're talking about.
@@profanemagic5671 🤦♂️🤡
"You can only normal summon once per turn but you have an unlimited amount of special summons."
*Laughs in Nibiru*
The normal summon in defense position killed me lmao
"How is it a handtrap? Its not pink."
So innocent...
The Duel was definitely what you would expect... freaking hilarious xD
Would love to see more games with this structure deck!
"Travesty of the Branded,... i dont know what it does"
Trevane: "Me Neither"
I just died lol
Sunglasses was like season 1 Joey wheeler in the DM arc.
I absolutely loved the deadpan "I play dragonmaid"
Little did they know, victor would become the greatest duelist of all time
Victors dead cold stare even though I can't see his eyes is magnificent
So fun to see it slowly start to click for Victor. I love teaching people to play TCG's for this reason!
You know, the mistakes of the student always results on the failings of their teachers...So really, Alec lost this duel, not Victor. Got 'em.
I appreciate Victor going through with this despite not knowing a thing. I could see myself playing off like him if I was put into the situation.
hes literally guessing
Legit this was probably one of the best structures theyve ever made. So many good cards in it
@Resith and dimensional barrier is good for side against meta and there's also branded fusion and mirrorjade introduced , both cards have seen a lot of play
Wish they make more of this kind of structure decks
It helped me get back into the game since I left during the classic era. I thought there's no way I could get into the game anymore and that my dueling days were over, but nope, here I am with a Branded deck lol.
The problem here is that one person is not interested due to the amount of text on the card. There's too much text vs his knowledge of the game. Which is why the speed duel decks are perfect in this scenario. Best to teach basics first like card types, summon types and basic rules of play. This right here for Victor is information overload.
As someone who hasn’t played since synchros were released I feel like I’m back in the learning stages all over again like these gentlemen, and I’m all for this content. Big props to them both for having the patience to learn the game!
You know... I really tried to get back into Yugioh... but honestly, it's just too hard.
OG Yugioh was originally a game that was easy to get into and using anime rules made playing kinda fun... and we mostly ignored timing... but that's it..
play duel links, its simpler and its speed dueling, it has 3 lanes only and you get to play as the characters from the anime. best starting point for new / coming back players. (i was)
@@R3in_Ch Yeah that is true. And master duel is great for getting into the tcg rules. Meta sucks tho. But i guess thats just the game reflecting what irl yugioh can often be anyway...
My head still hurts from participating in this one... What decks would you have them play with?
Why not do like what you've been doing and pull them through your own little progression series, and see how they improve as new players?
Monarchs or Dinosmashers Fury. Relatively simple structures but still powerful enough to compete. No complicated mechanics - they don't even have an extra deck!
Would be cool to see them duel with classic 2003 starter decks so we can see how well they duel with classic cards compared to modern ones.
Shaddoll!!
Give them a go with the Yugi/Kaiba decks
I'm still holdin out for a Victor Victory :^)
11:14 like a real protagonist
Dude this was hilarious! I felt like I was watching a live duel between my wife and I where she’s Victor saying quite literally, “MP2? Wait, there’s more?” Loved this, also was hilarious watching him play with the shades on
"I don't know what it does"
"me neither".
I love this, make this a series
Two Brothas helping two Brothas it's amazing and respectful not many people can do that much love❤️.
victor is every yugioh boomers spirit animal
I think they should have started off with simpler decks like 2000 starter decks. Giving them complicated effects will make it harder to understand along the way.
Starting with older decks also lets them not play a mirror match which for many people would be more fun.
Something like the Starter Deck Yugi/Kaiba sets or the earliest structure decks would have been better for sure... those are still lots of fun but very simple to play
They did in an older video I'm pretty sure
I’m gonna tell my kids one day that this was Yugi Vs Kaiba 😂
They did my man Victor dirty, he started the duel with 6700 hp
Rigged
"It's cool, this guy's also face down😎" LMFAOO
Victor needs to come back and you hafta teach him Master Duel! Love his energy he’s the “normie” figuring out Yugioh and it seemed like he was actually trying to learn.
Yo! I didn't finish the video yet, but I think this is going to be Victor's training arc lol
YES! needs to learn the heart of the cards!
👀
Team aps has so much personality I wish y'all did more non yugioh content like a podcast or larry in the hole type stuff were it's just y'all being y'all. Kinda like how RDC expanded beyond skits to be a personality/ variety and are killing the game rn.
I taught my friends in college to play and they learned fairly well over our first year and now one runs a budget earth machine deck and the other is a devoted blue eyes and Nordic player despite him losing quite a bit.
Let Victor and Travane play with the 4 old school starters!!! I'd love to see that happen ❤️
Protect Victor
🙏
Now that was awesome. I know someone already said this but there needs to be sleeves when you guys are dueling. Victor with the sunglasses were one of the key highlights of the video lol. that intro was funny though.
They usually do sleeves but these packs are so cheap no one cares
@@jbmlk at my local it was almost 20 euro for one
This reminds me strongly of trying to teach a guy who couldn't read how to play yugioh. We were all in a hospital for physical rehab and the nurses got mad we wouldn't let him play. I handed her a card with like 8 lines of text and asked her how to play without being able to read that
"It's not important!"
"But it's cool."
old yugioh: lol well i managed to get jinzo out first, gg pal.
I love how my guy is literally wearing sunglasses during this duel Lol.
this was so great to watch. Its really intresting how fun it is to watch a game that isn't really that competitive
"Because I can't read this stuff"
That's a Yu-Gi-Oh! player if I've ever seen one xD
I feel bad because of all the confusion, I know how frustrating it can be. Not giving up is a great start!
This brings me back to the 5ds era. I was about 12 I think at the time and wanted to play at my locals since I always watched the anime and collected the cards. My younger sister was interested too at the time but had no cards of her own. So I got my hands on 2 Starter Decks from the time (Junk Destroyer) and we practiced and practiced every day while also acquiring more cards over time. Finally, my sister and I attended our first locals together with little timmy Yusei-inspired decks and got our asses handed to us by triple Shooting Quasar Dragon Fabled Raven turbo. Ahh ~ Memories...
I recently built an albaz strike deck and was hoping to see a video just like this. Really helped to understand the extra monsters effects
Yessiiiiir ! Victor with that “Quick Maff!” 1+1=2 😂
Highly educated 🎓
A lot of my friends even the ones that play yugioh decently, spiritually relate to victor. This is one of the big problems of yugioh, it doesn’t receive new players, it’s completely sustained by players who have already been in the game for a decade, even if they no longer enjoy the game (just out of nostalgia that hopefully they’ll recapture the same vibes as the good old days).
I agree and disagree. I've taught someone with even less experience than Victor to play Modern Yugioh competently withing a weeks time.
The difference is, they actually took interest I'm the card game and wasn't just asked to play in a situation that puts them under a spotlight. As well as the fact that the first few days and sessions were spent teaching the vanilla YGO until they understood the core mechanics of ATK/DEF, Normal/Special Summon, Spell Speeds and Chaining. Once they felt comfortable, we skipped straight from 2003 to then running a modernized Traptrix deck with DPE package and Utopias. After about a week of that, they're doing combos, chaining and building/breaking boards competently. Mind you, they built the deck themselves after some initial netdecking and will be ordering it here soon.
Victor seems to be a good friend and chill enough guy to be willing to play. But he doesn't really seem interested and so he holds himself back from wanting to put in effort and he also doesn't care to play on his own time. Which is fair and fine. But I find that initial investment is what seperates many players from learning modern ygo.
Its when you stop worrying about card text length and you care to know the basic rules that jumping into modern ygo is way easier than it looks for someone unprepared and semi-standoffish due to uncertainty. It's tricky and takes time. But pickup games are always going to be a struggle even for someone playing old school ygo.
Actually I started back in 2016 on ygopro and it was able to retain me at around the age of 13, I loved the game and still do because of how interesting it is. Try not to generalize too much because there are a lot of people that find the game fun without nostalgia attached to it!
In my experience teaching how to play yugioh, It isnt that hard to learn as It seems
@@photon1273 it's a generalization, the exception doesn't make the rule. When trying to tackle a problem as broad as "Yugioh having trouble attracting new players" generalizations are fine. It's not supposed to be indicative of every player in the game.
I just hate the meta
That dude ranking the cards by the art, it's me. It's litteraly me.
I vibe with him, I play decks only because I found the archetypes cool.
Dinos, japanese heroes, kuriboh.
Are they strong? Probably not, but I don't care.
"How many rules are in this game?"
A couple bruh
I've been teaching my nephews how to play Yugioh properly. Its funny at times. Even with the misplays and mistakes this was fun to watch. Liked and I'm already subbed :/
You guys don't have to apologize. This was raw and amazing footage. Hopefully another video
Refreshing watching newbies not going into auto otk mode win combos
I like these videos where you guys teach new people how to play the game. Also how things have changed from my times when i played the game. I remember my old structure decks. Waaaay different this albaz strike
Bro Travane had the biggest glow up in history. Man looks so fresh with the new hair cut and lost a lot of weight aswell. What a legend
Absolutely love this content considering I just returned not long ago and after a 15 year break boy oh boy there’s a lot to learn. 😂
Victor my man.
Blink once if you have a gun to your back. Blink twice if I need to call the police.
On a serious note though, he really doesn't seem to be very interested. Lmao
😐😑😐😑😐😑😐
What if I blink thrice? 👀
Whenever I introduce people to Yugioh, I whip out the pre-built battle city speed duel box, or recently the gx speed duel box.
Give Victor a break. Yugi was able to defeat Kaiba without even knowing what Exodia was.
I like how Victor starts with 6700 due to how unfair it would be with 8000
It's nice to see that he's becoming into this...I'm not surprised if I see him beat his master sooner or later.
Mad respect for Travane playing dragonmaids in master duel
This has been one of the only channels I’ve been watching in he past 2 days
The *gasp* and “he drew!” was like an anime scene
I've been playing yugioh as long as I can remember, and this duel taught me that you can tribute summon Kaijus. I always thought the only way to summon them was special summoning.
0:01 Player: "how many rules are in this game ?"
Me: Oouuhh,,,hehehh,,,, you don't wanna know ^^'
Our boy Victor warned us he was the one guy on Team APS who nobody wanted to see Duel and we all doubted him...
Till now XD He's a great analyst but he's not a great duelist. Definitely Tristian more than a Joey but hey he's got life skills! He can sort massive boxes of cards and that's something the average Yugioh player cannot do so I still love Victor!
lol this was fun!
“Oh you might be in trouble”.
Dude… I felt that.
This feels like seeing the kid who studied for the test vs the kid who forgot to do and just wings it.
This is like watching myself back when Cyber Strike came out.
I remember these guys. I'm excited to see how this goes.
They are so lucky to have friends like you to tech them how to duel
7:22 The Anime power was kicking in him 😂
rule 1 never wear sunglasses in a yugioh duel
This was hilarious to watch, got new members for APS too.
I still just run Kozmo’s 😂 theirs a lot but keep learning! Once you get the overall algorithm to the game the rest you learn in time, synchros fusions links spell speeds all that good stuff + ever updating rules and news. It’s all lot, but keep at er! Yugi had to.
Victor: How many rules are on this game?
Every YGO players in existence: YES
Victors haircut is so FRESH
Thank you 🙏
As a person who hates branded. This was a funny duel to watch
Victor reminds me of myself when I got back into Yu-Gi-Oh! - "Who has time to read all of these cards?"
I thoroughly enjoyed it 😁 definitely want more of this
Good video but if you want to help your friends get better at yugioh I suggest you make them play the original starter decks from old school yugioh to present yugioh,same thing with the structure decks.