Did you already make a video explaining a basic 40 cards pure Dragunity combo? All I can find are crazy wackadoo 47 and a half cards lists for veterans. xD
That's also a viable option, too. I tend to avoid playing with floodgates, on principle, but as long as YOU are having fun with it, that's all that matters, mate.
It depends on what you want your deck to have. - The Bystial package offers a better turn 1 board, plus a better grind game and add a control aspect to the deck. It also offfers a better recovert and recursion of our cards, with Regained. Your going 2nd turn, however, is a bit weak. - The Tenpai package offers a better Going 2nd turn, with a simpler OTK line, if you play the Sangenpai Dragons. Also, Tenpai allows for more hands that lets you go into CW on 5th summon, as well. Your going 1st turn, however, is much weaker, without the Bystial package.
Hey i really would like new dragunity support in the tcg i want dragunity to be meta xD i mean u can play buster blader or tenpai dragunity but thats all not dragunity its floodgates and just tenpai whith extra steps xD
That is rough. There are rare cases where you can play without Gae Dearg, and establish small boards, but there is no specific way of doing it and it all depends on so many factors: - Did you successfully Synchro summon it, first? - What resources did you already access? - Where did it get banished from? (ED, field or GY). - What was your hand, at the time? etc. The best you could hope for, is to find a way to summon Dis Pater and use its " destruction " effect to recover Gae Dearg back from banishment, even if it was banished face-down. Or, you could try to play a slow control game, by relying on the Bystial package.
@craftymindgaming Thank you, bro. I really like Dragunity. But, I realize that the deck still has many weaknesses. There are many bad things that I often experience when playing Dragunity, for example: 1. when Gae Dearg is banished 2. Gae Dearg and Romulus effects are negated. 3. Tributed by Nibiru when summoned more than five times (if it's still 5 times and getting tributed, I think I can still continue the combo). But, when I see you play, all of that looks easy for you to play the deck.
@@raflihaidar760 Yeah, I can understand your concerns. The thing with Dragunity is that you need to play it a lot, and practice every 2+ card interactions in your deck, to understand how to play through disruptions and how to recover from them. Not all hands can play through stuff, but also not all players would recognise if a hand can play through it or not. Dragunity is hard to learn and even harder to master. You gotta be fully commited to it and be patient, as you play more and learn. The rewards will come naturally, later.
Unfortunately, we don't really have a good play under Maxx "C". All our opening plays require special summoning. It all depends on when they Maxx "C" and what's in our hand. Usually, it's better to just pass and rely on hand traps to keep us alive. However, sometimes, there are few options: - You can make Seals, with just 2 special summons, and pass, but that alone is weak. You would need hand traps to back it up. - If you play Senatus, and open it with a " Dragunity " card, you could pass on Senatus equipped with a Lv.2 tuner. In case you survive, that would make it so that you already have access to Phalanx or Remus, for the follow up. - Taking the challenge is, almost, never worth it, but you could go for it if you'regoing 2nd and they already thinned their deck and have, at least, 1 monster on the field (turning off imperm and Gamma).
Sometimes, you get hand trapped to death. Other times, you combo them to death. It is what it is.
Very beautiful, very powerful
Did you already make a video explaining a basic 40 cards pure Dragunity combo? All I can find are crazy wackadoo 47 and a half cards lists for veterans. xD
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I have been playing dragunity buster blader.
That's also a viable option, too. I tend to avoid playing with floodgates, on principle, but as long as YOU are having fun with it, that's all that matters, mate.
Which version do you think is stronger for Dragunity: Tenpai or Bystial?
It depends on what you want your deck to have.
- The Bystial package offers a better turn 1 board, plus a better grind game and add a control aspect to the deck. It also offfers a better recovert and recursion of our cards, with Regained. Your going 2nd turn, however, is a bit weak.
- The Tenpai package offers a better Going 2nd turn, with a simpler OTK line, if you play the Sangenpai Dragons. Also, Tenpai allows for more hands that lets you go into CW on 5th summon, as well. Your going 1st turn, however, is much weaker, without the Bystial package.
Hey i really would like new dragunity support in the tcg i want dragunity to be meta xD i mean u can play buster blader or tenpai dragunity but thats all not dragunity its floodgates and just tenpai whith extra steps xD
But i will remake the first decklist into a tcg legal version
Many Duel Terminal lore archetypes have been getting new supports, recently, so maybe there is hope, in the near future for some Dragunity support! 🙏
@@craftymindgaming yeah i really hope for a dragunity king bossmonster that would really fit
@@pendlix Whatever we get, I just want something that does NOT discards... We have enough discarding as it is. xD
@@craftymindgaming true
Hi, bro. Can you show me how to play Dragunity if Gae Dearg is banished?
That is rough. There are rare cases where you can play without Gae Dearg, and establish small boards, but there is no specific way of doing it and it all depends on so many factors:
- Did you successfully Synchro summon it, first?
- What resources did you already access?
- Where did it get banished from? (ED, field or GY).
- What was your hand, at the time?
etc.
The best you could hope for, is to find a way to summon Dis Pater and use its " destruction " effect to recover Gae Dearg back from banishment, even if it was banished face-down.
Or, you could try to play a slow control game, by relying on the Bystial package.
@craftymindgaming Thank you, bro.
I really like Dragunity. But, I realize that the deck still has many weaknesses. There are many bad things that I often experience when playing Dragunity, for example:
1. when Gae Dearg is banished
2. Gae Dearg and Romulus effects are negated.
3. Tributed by Nibiru when summoned more than five times (if it's still 5 times and getting tributed, I think I can still continue the combo).
But, when I see you play, all of that looks easy for you to play the deck.
@@raflihaidar760 Yeah, I can understand your concerns.
The thing with Dragunity is that you need to play it a lot, and practice every 2+ card interactions in your deck, to understand how to play through disruptions and how to recover from them. Not all hands can play through stuff, but also not all players would recognise if a hand can play through it or not.
Dragunity is hard to learn and even harder to master. You gotta be fully commited to it and be patient, as you play more and learn. The rewards will come naturally, later.
Hi, what should i do if they activate maxx c against me first turn? What is the best play? Thanks in advance
Unfortunately, we don't really have a good play under Maxx "C". All our opening plays require special summoning. It all depends on when they Maxx "C" and what's in our hand. Usually, it's better to just pass and rely on hand traps to keep us alive. However, sometimes, there are few options:
- You can make Seals, with just 2 special summons, and pass, but that alone is weak. You would need hand traps to back it up.
- If you play Senatus, and open it with a " Dragunity " card, you could pass on Senatus equipped with a Lv.2 tuner. In case you survive, that would make it so that you already have access to Phalanx or Remus, for the follow up.
- Taking the challenge is, almost, never worth it, but you could go for it if you'regoing 2nd and they already thinned their deck and have, at least, 1 monster on the field (turning off imperm and Gamma).
@@craftymindgaming thanks a lot!