Me when I want to test a deck build: "Let's join a lolcals tournament, surely this will work!" 4 hours later.. If it tops or wins: "Time to make a 4 minute video explaining my tech & build!" if it flops: "Why the helll does my opponent always get defensive triggers, heals 3x, & get a defensive OT on their 6th damage!?"
Amazing video, the editing is great for making the info digestible while still being entertaining. You're exactly what the vanguard community needs, i hope you grow huge!
I dunno if it's just me....but playtesting the deck on online simulator (be it the official Dear Days or CFA) feels like an entirely different experience than playtesting it in real life (sometimes proxies are required) When it comes to deciding card ratios, like whether certain cards need to stay at 4, or 2-3 copies are sufficient, the online simulators don't really give me a more accurate reflection on how ratios might impact the chance to see my cards. I originally thought maybe it was due to my shuffling techniques and frequencies, but after countless testings I have realized that is not the case at all. So personally I strongly encourage people to playtest the deck in real life (try proxies if necessary) before you commit the budget. Lots of cards and combos work in theory and they may happen to be too piece reliant in reality. If DivineZ anime didn't show you such example already (thanks to Mikoto) , playing it live will make your ratio judgment much easier.
I like to look at deckbuilding, after the mandatory core engine of any given archetype, like this: "Does your deck already punch really hard inherently? Then maybe look at cards that help you not die longer" Or "Does your deck already handle the grind game well inherently? Then maybe look at cards that help you punch a bit harder" I feel a lot of times people look at already heavy hitting decks and double down on it or look at grindy decks and try to make them even grindier.
nah its no longer bout choosing a clan or nation you wanna play now, its mor bout choosing that one card you like the most, then build you deck around it cause most good supports thats cheap only support one boss unit and all good generic supports are hard to get from pack/expensive RRR cards
Ones like Varga, Androld, and Veleno are pretty playable out of set, but would like some support from previous sets. Rezael and Krisrain are in a similar spot but it's more exaggerated for support.
damnnn i miss v era where budget decks were as defensively weak but offensively deadly, half the common/rare cards are good supports can be used in literally any deck of the same clan, and literally hybrid decks were possible changing playstyle mid way like there is no problem
This question is not so much about deck building but about rulings. If I activate a skill and the start of the skill is free but at some point of the skill there’s a cost can I activate the first part of the skill without paying a cost and choose not to activate the rest of the skill?
Yep, you must resolve everything up to where it mentions the cost. In Surga's case you do the top deck check, and then you can choose then to pay the cost or not.
Me when I want to test a deck build: "Let's join a lolcals tournament, surely this will work!"
4 hours later..
If it tops or wins: "Time to make a 4 minute video explaining my tech & build!"
if it flops: "Why the helll does my opponent always get defensive triggers, heals 3x, & get a defensive OT on their 6th damage!?"
This channel's videos are peak VG content- helpful insight + being funny as hell is quite the formula lmao
when you fullblast yourself instead of the opponent 0-0
Tomori Masques never ceases to make me laugh. 😂
1:17 i love how you show Vowing Saber from V format when we're definitely not talking about v format
Amazing video, the editing is great for making the info digestible while still being entertaining. You're exactly what the vanguard community needs, i hope you grow huge!
Babe wake up best the GOAT came back
I dunno if it's just me....but playtesting the deck on online simulator (be it the official Dear Days or CFA) feels like an entirely different experience than playtesting it in real life (sometimes proxies are required)
When it comes to deciding card ratios, like whether certain cards need to stay at 4, or 2-3 copies are sufficient, the online simulators don't really give me a more accurate reflection on how ratios might impact the chance to see my cards. I originally thought maybe it was due to my shuffling techniques and frequencies, but after countless testings I have realized that is not the case at all.
So personally I strongly encourage people to playtest the deck in real life (try proxies if necessary) before you commit the budget. Lots of cards and combos work in theory and they may happen to be too piece reliant in reality. If DivineZ anime didn't show you such example already (thanks to Mikoto) , playing it live will make your ratio judgment much easier.
Ooh well made video! Already subbed
Another banger man
The memes in this video are amazing ! 10/10 video
Top tier video
I am interested in this item
ALL OF THE LIGHTS (x-4 shaman king goes crazy)
Ey you guys are back
Finally, a new video!
I wonder if you're planning on making premium and V content or just focus on standard?
I think the start decks and their upgrades are great for upgrading
I like to look at deckbuilding, after the mandatory core engine of any given archetype, like this:
"Does your deck already punch really hard inherently? Then maybe look at cards that help you not die longer"
Or
"Does your deck already handle the grind game well inherently? Then maybe look at cards that help you punch a bit harder"
I feel a lot of times people look at already heavy hitting decks and double down on it or look at grindy decks and try to make them even grindier.
good content
Great guide, just wish so many people wouldn’t play Razael and only Razael
Awesome video will recommend!
ah.. that picture on 8:11, i knew the context behind of it. Well because it was taking place on my local lmao
Blessed be the lord
2:45 : As an ex-Yugioh player, Vanguard isn't even have that much text to read 😂
nah its no longer bout choosing a clan or nation you wanna play now, its mor bout choosing that one card you like the most, then build you deck around it cause most good supports thats cheap only support one boss unit and all good generic supports are hard to get from pack/expensive RRR cards
I trust whatever Mystic cookin
are you able to construct full playable decks from a case of the new divineZ set in may?
Ones like Varga, Androld, and Veleno are pretty playable out of set, but would like some support from previous sets. Rezael and Krisrain are in a similar spot but it's more exaggerated for support.
cool. well I will have a lot of trade bait after opening 2 cases of DZ01 😅
getting back into the game
Me who just thought buying a ahiranui deck set and add in some additional cards
damnnn i miss v era where budget decks were as defensively weak but offensively deadly, half the common/rare cards are good supports can be used in literally any deck of the same clan, and literally hybrid decks were possible changing playstyle mid way like there is no problem
This question is not so much about deck building but about rulings. If I activate a skill and the start of the skill is free but at some point of the skill there’s a cost can I activate the first part of the skill without paying a cost and choose not to activate the rest of the skill?
An example would be “dark bond abyss surga and dargage”
Yep, you must resolve everything up to where it mentions the cost. In Surga's case you do the top deck check, and then you can choose then to pay the cost or not.
@@passturnVG thank you for your answer :D
Good video but I disagree with the pronunciation of charmout 😂
3:58 wait wat game is dat???
thank you not easy made the prem list
Am i a dummy...?
yeah
when you fullblast yourself instead of the opponent 0-0
And sometimes you Revolform Fullbrick yourself💀