Step 1: Tell your opponent to respect columns Step 2: Don't play any column cards Step 3: ?????????????????? Step 4: Play Yu-gi-oh the way Kazuki Takahashi intended
If we play the way Kazuki Takahashi intended, then we'd all be walking around with hologram projectors strapped to our wrists or playing card games at giant battlefields that probably costs million of dollars a piece. :p
@@eggmug562 Did you ever see what Yami Yugi does to the people who loses his games in the original manga? Dueling Kazuki Takahashi style is NOT fun for the loser.
@@johnsmovies287 Mekk-Knight Invoked was absolutely tier 2/1.5 and you could make a good argument for it being tier 1, based on representation and results, primarily during mid-late 2018 formats but it also saw a big resurgence in early 2020. That deck is rogue *now* and was absolutely tiered back then.
The thing about playing with columns back then, it sounds like you could bluff your opponent by saying “we’re playing with columns” to throw them off. Almost like a transformative side board.
I remember in the 2008 DS game, that you have to pick what zone you play cards if either player had a single card that dealt with columns otherwise you don't pick.
Interface Spoiler? Like I play Switch Online NO OPPONENT CARD IN FIELD And I am waiting for an answer for anything I play... THANKS , CPU, FOR TELLING ME THEY HAVE HANDTRAPS! XD
This set is so funny to me. It was so bad that my local dollar tree had TONS that they sold for years for just 1 dollar per pack. I thought the set was garbage but now I realize that I got some pretty decent cards from it lol
It'd be even more interesting if it also considered the impact of said cards, like if a set had only one competitive card but that one card completely shifted the format then it can't really be considered a bad set
@@Krasser_Crusader Strike of Neos is up there. Aside from Grand Mole, like 1 or 2 Six Sam cards, and Advanced Ritual Art, the set is uniquely awful. The set had some weird impact on the meta though, enabling Demise OTK, Six Sams of course, and Grand Mole being a great generic. The Lost Millennium would also be up there, but Brain Control had such an impact on the game that it might be hard to put it in that same category.
What could have been interesting with Blasting Fuse is that people tend to move cards to the center, making this a great surprise for them. What you do is placing this behind you central monster and activate it as soon as they move their cards around. If they would call a judge on you, you just tell the judge that they moved cards around and the fault would be on them for breaking game rules.
Counter-Argument: You DON'T tell your opponent that they need to play with columns, and instead you call the judge on them the second they move a card to get them DQ'd for cheating. Think smarter, kids.
Some ideas I had: “When this monsters moves to another column, you can equip each one Equip card in that column to this monster.” “This card gains the following effects, according to the number of cards pointing to it:” Any others?
Back in the day, I actually won a single game on Dueling Network with a Senet Deck. Sure, it was against a forum friend, and sure, we weren't exactly playing competitive decks, but a win with a Senet Deck in the era when the only column cards were those in this video is still awesome. :D Yes, I said Dueling Network. It was that long ago that it hadn't been restarted as Dueling Book yet.
I like how columns were integrated into the game. Not only with Imperm and Mekk-Knights, but just with links in general made columns more important to strategy. Then there's also Iron Dragon Tiamaton, and even Appliancers to a certain degree since placement matters for their co-linked/not co-linked effects
So... since people didn't care if you moved your cards around, what if you just moved Blasting Fuse before activating it? I wonder how people would react to that one xD
There are a few ways to change which zone these cards are moved to, and some of them are actually decent cards. Magical Hats is 1 example most players may have never thought of. Not only could you change its location of the card, but you could also either get your floating effects of cards or get spells and traps in the grave that need to be there to use effects. And of course, you also have a chance to protect your monster as intended upon the cards creation. Before posting this, I did look up rulings on Magical Hats and have seen that there arent any involving monsters in the Extra Zone, nor are there any errata to adjust the text to the new rules. Hats has been 1 of my favorite cards since it was first released because I saw just how good it could be. So if anybody has new rulings or errata, please share as I would love to know so I can see about building a strategy that can use the card for support
As a MtG player, columns in he old days kind of remind me of Miracle. Miracle maid you draw your first card for turn in a very specific way, or else you wouldn't get the effect, so you gave away information to your opponent. It's a weird situation where mechanics are effected by the physical realities of play.
Not sure if you've already covered it, but two cards I've had multiple issues with are Staunch Defender (I know how it works now, but at the time... oooooooo) and Cat's Ear Tribe since its attack modifying affect was weird
Not going to lie, for the longest time, I thought you had to use your columns in a specific order. I didn't know you had an option as to where to place cards.
I did run storm shooter in a Harpie deck at one point. Swapped it for swift birdman joe but then realized running 3 harpies hunting ground already gave me enough back row pops
Storm Shooter seems like it could be an interesting Simorgh Link target, if you aren’t already going for Mist Valley Apex Avian. MAYBE. Free bounce sounds like it may be interesting
Konami should have released like 10-20 cards that used columns in this set. That would increase their popularity and likely their viability by a lot so you wouldn’t need to have the awkward “oh I’m playing with columns” conversation. Since they would have been more normalized.
"an adjacent (horizontal) unoccupied Monster Card Zone." So, prior to the errata one could move a monster to the opponent's side of the field. Would that give the opponent control of your monster or would it temporarily rob them of one of their monster zones? If the latter I think the power of column monsters may've been underestimated.
Not sure of other peoples areas but I've been playing since 2003 and here in Toronto Canada I've almost never seen players shift cards once on the field. They might shift them a little is space was limited but they still kept things lined up, never looking like Stonehenge like in your video. Rampaging Rhynos was a nice addition to my Pest Control (Earth toolbox) deck back then, along with injection Fairy Lilly and Ancient Gear Engineer they made a trio of troubleshooting battle phase tricks.
You should do a series where you talk bout cards that when released had no purpose and people thought were trash but later became a very important staple to whatever deck applies
I definitely think you had something with the bulk challenge it just didn't seem to be popular seeing over dueling book. I think that it might be worth considering when non-virtual tournaments start back up to maybe bring a few packs of them and one night play a game with them casually while chatting about other stuff as well.
Mindgame in the past: tell them they need to care about columns while playing a deck that doesn't actually care about columns. They'll spend multiple turns playing around nothing
The only place where these cards had a chance was in the video games where the game automatically places your cards in the zones in the same preprogrammed order. But even then no one would use Storm Shooter, because better monsters and Compulsory Evacuation Device exist.
Saddest thing about Senet Switch is how it was more useful as a Maiden with Eyes of Blue trigger than for its actual effect. Not that it was particularly good for that purpose either because that's not much of a pay-off for running an otherwise completely dead card, but it was a niche that saw some low-level play at least.
I was wondering why I never saw any of these cards. I just realized it's because I played almost exclusively the video games that they released for consoles, and they just never included these. Makes sense too. For one, they are pretty bad and not a lot of people liked them, but you'd have to reprogram entire sections of the game to even be able to include them. When you don't have a lot of ROM space to begin with, then cutting them out is just the smart move.
To be fair, people moving cards around were the dumb ones back in the day. Yugioh is played with a set number of zones where cards are allowed to be placed, so you have no business in moving stuff around for no reason. It would be reasonable to do it in games like Magic, where there are no zones, so your card placement on the field is irrelevant. But yeah, the argument "this card is bad because people break the rules" is not really a valid one. Just call a judge if they do it in tournament
There were already stronger Direct Attack monsters than Alien Infiltrator, so the card would have found more use, if it had more ATK, also it's easier to have a strong big monster and just direct attack the opponent with Shooting Star Bow (and Reverse Trap)
I never played with anyone who shifted their cards after setting them. Also while not columns ground collapse took away monster zones. Anyone who played legit never moved their cards
Rampaging Rhynos I used by Ulti in a pure beast warrior deck. Its got pretty good stats for a level 3 beast warrior so had some uses still has a bad mechanic it had though.
I still think senet switch and darkness approaches and a bunch of other cards were unnecessarily errataed, what was wrong with darkness approaches puting the monster in face down attack position? To me it doesn't sound like it would be that hard to come up with rulings for it, like the link arrows while the monster is face down doesn't work and etc. To me it just sounds like they wussed out even though I don't think either of them would of made much of an impact.
Bulk was great but it was poorly promoted and until the last one the thumbnails did not explain what happened. Also usually the sellers are going to sell a lot of similar cards so it is mostly a mirror match. I'm really looking forward another series from you.
I don't think people really play the game in real life besides tournaments....cards are too expensive to just make any deck and play with friends....most people just plays videogames like tag force games
always seemed weird when you can target extra deck monsters with bounce effects when it was such a big deal about flipping a link monster face down.....
The problem with putting a Link Monster in defense position is that it messes up the arrows. It’s not got anything to do with balance, it’s just the problem of “if this card is on its side do I play the arrows as they now appear or do I play them as they would be in attack position”
They just had to allow Darkness Approaches AND NOTHING ELSE Flip Summon is just Flip to Face-up Attack Position. That would have made Extra Link less broken since you had a way to pause it (opponent’s Flip Summon brings it back)
How would column cards work in the Video game adaptations? The cards you play automatically goes in the first unoccupied zone in this order: Center, Left of Center, right of center, far left, far right.
In the old DS games there was a button that switched the game to a mode that let you pick the column. Legacy of the Duelist Link Evolution lets you choose as well.
Switch and more modern games let you choose CPU still plays center first, then left,right unless something is already there You can practice Mekk-Knights and column cards easy against CPU XD
It feels incredibly weird to me that people had to just give away they use column cards because their opponent was playing the game incorrectly at a tournament level. Wouldn't people have been able to cheese wins by side decking column cards and when they see an opponent doesn't use columns correctly, side in a column card and then judge call on activation to score an easy game win because your opponent was technically cheating by moving their cards around?
You can make this type of judge call without needing to play the column cards, though keep in mind that the judge will not just give you a game win if the game state can easily be repaired. And judges will not typically allow you to make a call retroactively (i.e. "he shuffled his cards 2 turns ago"). Note that you can do this same nonsense with GY order due to "Question" existing.
im a Mekk-Knight main and i really got to say agenst old players i hate fighting them just cuz they just are like i activate and thows it in the grave im like where did u activate it......... also arguing columns is a butt for remote duels
Seriously Darkness Approaches was NOT THAT BIG A DEAL Flip Summon a vertical Face-Down monster STILL VERTICAL AND you could SHUT DOWN EXTRA LINK. Or Codebreaker/Topologic bad effects. They just flip them back on their turn IT IS NOT QUANTUM PHYSICS Seriously, that card was not hard to deal with at all. They really get a bit too panicky, methinks. XD
Me as a kid telling my opponent I'm using columns so they keep their zones clear of my set Pyramid of light so I can load my Alien Infiltrator full of equips and smoke him for game.
@@eavyeavy2864 The joke is that you tell them you're using columns, and seeing as how Blasting Fuse was the only decent column card at the time, naturally they'd keep all their cards out of the way of your set back row, thus allowing Alien infiltrator to do his thing. I just used Pyramid of Light because it's a really bad card.
Step 1: Tell your opponent to respect columns
Step 2: Don't play any column cards
Step 3: ??????????????????
Step 4: Play Yu-gi-oh the way Kazuki Takahashi intended
If we play the way Kazuki Takahashi intended, then we'd all be walking around with hologram projectors strapped to our wrists or playing card games at giant battlefields that probably costs million of dollars a piece. :p
@@MysticJhn and that's supposed to be a BAD thing?
@@eggmug562 Did you ever see what Yami Yugi does to the people who loses his games in the original manga? Dueling Kazuki Takahashi style is NOT fun for the loser.
@@MysticJhn Then just don't lose, scrub.
@@MysticJhn
Yugioh season 1: Mind Crush!
Yugioh season 0: Swoogity swooty, there's no joke in here, you're a rotting corpse.
“Cyberdark Impact. Now this set has aged pretty well”
Imagine telling someone that 10 years ago 😂
Columns are an interesting concept and Impermanence proves that it's a viable mechanic. It's just that most of these were bad.
Well, it was a good card that has a column thing built in. It doesn't prove it's viable. Even Mekk-Knights were only ever rogue at best.
@@johnsmovies287 Mekk Knights hitting Rogue does, it just means that they need to have proper effects
@@johnsmovies287 Mekk-Knight Invoked was absolutely tier 2/1.5 and you could make a good argument for it being tier 1, based on representation and results, primarily during mid-late 2018 formats but it also saw a big resurgence in early 2020. That deck is rogue *now* and was absolutely tiered back then.
Ppl be underestimating Mekk-knights. Better watch yo columns!
@@johnsmovies287 Then why do people play around mekk-knights?
The thing about playing with columns back then, it sounds like you could bluff your opponent by saying “we’re playing with columns” to throw them off. Almost like a transformative side board.
"Once per turn, this card can move to an adjacent unoccupied Monster Card Zone"
*Slams table* THAT'S how you know it's going to be a good effect. 😤
We are going to train town baby
Thanks, Indigo Eclipse is crying now
He’s coming
Clark did that in YGO 5D's.
With links it would be useful to scoot around to open up linked areas for other cards
I remember in the 2008 DS game, that you have to pick what zone you play cards if either player had a single card that dealt with columns otherwise you don't pick.
theres a button to choose what column You can place
Interface Spoiler?
Like I play Switch Online
NO OPPONENT CARD IN FIELD
And I am waiting for an answer for anything I play...
THANKS , CPU, FOR TELLING ME THEY HAVE HANDTRAPS!
XD
This set is so funny to me. It was so bad that my local dollar tree had TONS that they sold for years for just 1 dollar per pack. I thought the set was garbage but now I realize that I got some pretty decent cards from it lol
I'd be interested in a video on what the actual worst main set is, in terms of number of competitive cards.
Me too! If I had to guess it has to be one of the GX Sets. Maybe Elemental Energy or Cyberdark Impact
It'd be even more interesting if it also considered the impact of said cards, like if a set had only one competitive card but that one card completely shifted the format then it can't really be considered a bad set
The Lost Millennium. Only 1 good card in the entire set
@@shawnli4746 I agree. It’s not gonna be CDIP, the problem with that set is all the HOLOS were terrible, the commons and Rares were nuts
@@Krasser_Crusader Strike of Neos is up there. Aside from Grand Mole, like 1 or 2 Six Sam cards, and Advanced Ritual Art, the set is uniquely awful. The set had some weird impact on the meta though, enabling Demise OTK, Six Sams of course, and Grand Mole being a great generic. The Lost Millennium would also be up there, but Brain Control had such an impact on the game that it might be hard to put it in that same category.
What could have been interesting with Blasting Fuse is that people tend to move cards to the center, making this a great surprise for them.
What you do is placing this behind you central monster and activate it as soon as they move their cards around. If they would call a judge on you, you just tell the judge that they moved cards around and the fault would be on them for breaking game rules.
Counter-Argument: You DON'T tell your opponent that they need to play with columns, and instead you call the judge on them the second they move a card to get them DQ'd for cheating. Think smarter, kids.
7:05
Storm Shooter: because Konami thought Normal Summoning Möbius for 1 tribute was too cool
Drinking game: take a shot everytime dzeff says "back in the day"
I was just thinking about these column cards and how to use them in today’s modern day game and then voila!
Senet Strats!!
XD
Some ideas I had:
“When this monsters moves to another column, you can equip each one Equip card in that column to this monster.”
“This card gains the following effects, according to the number of cards pointing to it:”
Any others?
It's a such a YGO thing that most of this video boils down to "the cards were bad cause people wouldn't follow the rules"
Reminder that Rata meme'd Links into existence.
How?
@@qedsoku849
When Rata made fun of how columns are irrelevant when going over Alien Infiltrator, literally a few days later, Links were announced.
Reminder that Rata absolutely hates this meme
You fellas reminded me of that Ice Barriers situation...
ROYAL KNIGHT
XD
@@Ramsey276one Ally of Justice Spellcaster 🤬
Back in the day, I actually won a single game on Dueling Network with a Senet Deck.
Sure, it was against a forum friend, and sure, we weren't exactly playing competitive decks, but a win with a Senet Deck in the era when the only column cards were those in this video is still awesome. :D
Yes, I said Dueling Network. It was that long ago that it hadn't been restarted as Dueling Book yet.
I like how columns were integrated into the game. Not only with Imperm and Mekk-Knights, but just with links in general made columns more important to strategy. Then there's also Iron Dragon Tiamaton, and even Appliancers to a certain degree since placement matters for their co-linked/not co-linked effects
Farfa viewers when they see effects to move columns: "monkaW, he's coming"
So... since people didn't care if you moved your cards around, what if you just moved Blasting Fuse before activating it? I wonder how people would react to that one xD
There are a few ways to change which zone these cards are moved to, and some of them are actually decent cards. Magical Hats is 1 example most players may have never thought of. Not only could you change its location of the card, but you could also either get your floating effects of cards or get spells and traps in the grave that need to be there to use effects. And of course, you also have a chance to protect your monster as intended upon the cards creation. Before posting this, I did look up rulings on Magical Hats and have seen that there arent any involving monsters in the Extra Zone, nor are there any errata to adjust the text to the new rules. Hats has been 1 of my favorite cards since it was first released because I saw just how good it could be. So if anybody has new rulings or errata, please share as I would love to know so I can see about building a strategy that can use the card for support
As a MtG player, columns in he old days kind of remind me of Miracle. Miracle maid you draw your first card for turn in a very specific way, or else you wouldn't get the effect, so you gave away information to your opponent. It's a weird situation where mechanics are effected by the physical realities of play.
Not sure if you've already covered it, but two cards I've had multiple issues with are Staunch Defender (I know how it works now, but at the time... oooooooo) and Cat's Ear Tribe since its attack modifying affect was weird
Fun fact: Storm Shooter doesn't target. So it can get around those pesky "this card can't be targeted" effects.
Blasting Fuse is great for an Unchained VS Mekk Knight matchup. Clearly that is its best use case.
Not going to lie, for the longest time, I thought you had to use your columns in a specific order. I didn't know you had an option as to where to place cards.
I did run storm shooter in a Harpie deck at one point. Swapped it for swift birdman joe but then realized running 3 harpies hunting ground already gave me enough back row pops
Storm Shooter seems like it could be an interesting Simorgh Link target, if you aren’t already going for Mist Valley Apex Avian. MAYBE. Free bounce sounds like it may be interesting
Nah. I rather use Alector, Sovereign of Birds or Troposphere if i don't bring another simorgh from the deck.
Konami should have released like 10-20 cards that used columns in this set. That would increase their popularity and likely their viability by a lot so you wouldn’t need to have the awkward “oh I’m playing with columns” conversation. Since they would have been more normalized.
"an adjacent (horizontal) unoccupied Monster Card Zone."
So, prior to the errata one could move a monster to the opponent's side of the field.
Would that give the opponent control of your monster or would it temporarily rob them of one of their monster zones? If the latter I think the power of column monsters may've been underestimated.
I think it allowed you to move your Link off the Extra Zone, which could be VERY EXPLOITABLE.
Not likely to let you give your opponent monsters
No, it doesn't give your opponent control of your monster it only place your monster on your opponent side of the field.
Not sure of other peoples areas but I've been playing since 2003 and here in Toronto Canada I've almost never seen players shift cards once on the field. They might shift them a little is space was limited but they still kept things lined up, never looking like Stonehenge like in your video.
Rampaging Rhynos was a nice addition to my Pest Control (Earth toolbox) deck back then, along with injection Fairy Lilly and Ancient Gear Engineer they made a trio of troubleshooting battle phase tricks.
Columns would be cool in a Chess-like Labyrinth Wall synerio, but this game lasts 2 turns give or take.
3:19 In other words, Konami hated people with OCD and decided to plague them with column cards
You should do a series where you talk bout cards that when released had no purpose and people thought were trash but later became a very important staple to whatever deck applies
Like Aqua Dolphin?
I definitely think you had something with the bulk challenge it just didn't seem to be popular seeing over dueling book. I think that it might be worth considering when non-virtual tournaments start back up to maybe bring a few packs of them and one night play a game with them casually while chatting about other stuff as well.
I guess you could say that cyberdark impact wasnt very… impactful
I really like the bulk challenges. Using random cards like that it’s really fun :)
I have never ever in my life seen Storm Shooter lmao, I've been playing since day 1, what an absolute misfire of a card Konami...
It's funny because none of the games cares about columns prior to MR4 either. They just spawned things in a zone without letting you pick.
Mindgame in the past: tell them they need to care about columns while playing a deck that doesn't actually care about columns. They'll spend multiple turns playing around nothing
The only place where these cards had a chance was in the video games where the game automatically places your cards in the zones in the same preprogrammed order. But even then no one would use Storm Shooter, because better monsters and Compulsory Evacuation Device exist.
Saddest thing about Senet Switch is how it was more useful as a Maiden with Eyes of Blue trigger than for its actual effect. Not that it was particularly good for that purpose either because that's not much of a pay-off for running an otherwise completely dead card, but it was a niche that saw some low-level play at least.
Yes back in the day we did shift cards to keep the field neet before placement of cards mattered, barbaric
pretty nice that this video came out days after pak topped with a deck playing broken line, a column based negate
I was wondering why I never saw any of these cards.
I just realized it's because I played almost exclusively the video games that they released for consoles, and they just never included these.
Makes sense too. For one, they are pretty bad and not a lot of people liked them, but you'd have to reprogram entire sections of the game to even be able to include them.
When you don't have a lot of ROM space to begin with, then cutting them out is just the smart move.
To be fair, people moving cards around were the dumb ones back in the day. Yugioh is played with a set number of zones where cards are allowed to be placed, so you have no business in moving stuff around for no reason.
It would be reasonable to do it in games like Magic, where there are no zones, so your card placement on the field is irrelevant. But yeah, the argument "this card is bad because people break the rules" is not really a valid one. Just call a judge if they do it in tournament
This did matter with regards to know information.
There were already stronger Direct Attack monsters than Alien Infiltrator, so the card would have found more use, if it had more ATK, also it's easier to have a strong big monster and just direct attack the opponent with Shooting Star Bow (and Reverse Trap)
I never played with anyone who shifted their cards after setting them. Also while not columns ground collapse took away monster zones. Anyone who played legit never moved their cards
Column cards are now good to unlink your monsters to opponent's link monsters...
Rampaging Rhynos I used by Ulti in a pure beast warrior deck. Its got pretty good stats for a level 3 beast warrior so had some uses still has a bad mechanic it had though.
What? I never heard of players not following columns in early days Yugioh lol that’s insane
I remember when we would move our back row around for equip cards to be underneath the monster.
The thumbnail looks like the next-to-final boss on Zelda II: The Adventure of Link.
Revently learned that despite all the often unexcesary editing, konami released a card named lucifer. No sir
There were card in gx that used columns
0:21 I thought Cannibalism Week was over?
I still think senet switch and darkness approaches and a bunch of other cards were unnecessarily errataed, what was wrong with darkness approaches puting the monster in face down attack position? To me it doesn't sound like it would be that hard to come up with rulings for it, like the link arrows while the monster is face down doesn't work and etc. To me it just sounds like they wussed out even though I don't think either of them would of made much of an impact.
Columns were a really interesting idea, pity the originals weren't any good. Still a fun idea
I forgot majority of these cards existed
6:19 Is that a Junior Journey reference!?
Bulk was great but it was poorly promoted and until the last one the thumbnails did not explain what happened. Also usually the sellers are going to sell a lot of similar cards so it is mostly a mirror match. I'm really looking forward another series from you.
I don't think people really play the game in real life besides tournaments....cards are too expensive to just make any deck and play with friends....most people just plays videogames like tag force games
always seemed weird when you can target extra deck monsters with bounce effects when it was such a big deal about flipping a link monster face down.....
The problem with putting a Link Monster in defense position is that it messes up the arrows. It’s not got anything to do with balance, it’s just the problem of “if this card is on its side do I play the arrows as they now appear or do I play them as they would be in attack position”
They just had to allow Darkness Approaches AND NOTHING ELSE
Flip Summon is just Flip to Face-up Attack Position.
That would have made Extra Link less broken since you had a way to pause it (opponent’s Flip Summon brings it back)
Keep the nostalgia coming
*_*thinks about the card Needle Wall*_*
Look who's back
Can you do why nobody plays relinquished
Column cards walked so Mekk-Knights could run
Now when’s Majesty’s Ruler to tie in Vanity’s Ruler?
Or Majesty's Emptiness?
can you do a Bulk Archetype Challenge? instead of just random archetypes all mixed in you each get bulk cards from only one archetype.
How would column cards work in the Video game adaptations? The cards you play automatically goes in the first unoccupied zone in this order: Center, Left of Center, right of center, far left, far right.
In the old DS games there was a button that switched the game to a mode that let you pick the column. Legacy of the Duelist Link Evolution lets you choose as well.
Switch and more modern games let you choose
CPU still plays center first, then left,right unless something is already there
You can practice Mekk-Knights and column cards easy against CPU
XD
>column cards
thank you for the nostalgia
Aw... I liked the bulk challenge series, sad that It went bad in the channel. Well, at least we tried.
What about needle trap?
Is alien infiltrator even real?
Unfortunately, yes it is.
I'd use storm shooter as aeme card in simorg decks
Cyberdark Impact was so insanely bad on release it completely killed the Yu gi Oh Hype in my high school within a week
old yugioh, how I’ll miss thee. At least mystic mine is still at 3.
I actually want to make an alien deck any suggestions
Bouncing cards almost invalidates the mechanics of moving cards to Adjacent spots. Can't you just bounce them to a new spot on the board?
It feels incredibly weird to me that people had to just give away they use column cards because their opponent was playing the game incorrectly at a tournament level. Wouldn't people have been able to cheese wins by side decking column cards and when they see an opponent doesn't use columns correctly, side in a column card and then judge call on activation to score an easy game win because your opponent was technically cheating by moving their cards around?
You can make this type of judge call without needing to play the column cards, though keep in mind that the judge will not just give you a game win if the game state can easily be repaired. And judges will not typically allow you to make a call retroactively (i.e. "he shuffled his cards 2 turns ago"). Note that you can do this same nonsense with GY order due to "Question" existing.
Also Storm shooter doesn't target
im a Mekk-Knight main and i really got to say agenst old players i hate fighting them just cuz they just are like i activate and thows it in the grave im like where did u activate it......... also arguing columns is a butt for remote duels
I Think If the Rhino Had 200 or So More Attack It Would Be Pretty Good.
And had "adjacent" errata'ed out.
Why can’t we get an episode of the Yu-Gi-Oh bulk challenge against Larry from Team APS???
02:59 amogus
9:55 WHY?
Not another Darkness Approaches , for f-
Oh
That makes sense
But SERIOUSLY
Seriously
Darkness Approaches was NOT THAT BIG A DEAL
Flip Summon a vertical Face-Down monster STILL VERTICAL
AND
you could SHUT DOWN EXTRA LINK. Or Codebreaker/Topologic bad effects.
They just flip them back on their turn
IT IS NOT QUANTUM PHYSICS
Seriously, that card was not hard to deal with at all. They really get a bit too panicky, methinks.
XD
April 24, ehh?
Hopefully this is actually true.
Mekknight players rise up!
Remember when rata said columns won't ever be relevant? Good times
i agree
👍👍👍
that is the most i hate in yu-gi-oh
One old card that required people to respect column placement is Needle Wall. But it’s pretty bad!
How could it possibly make people be careful of where they place monsters if the card is based off a random dice roll lmao
Jackamoo Umm... because it’s a fucking rule, regardless of the card.... 🙄
What about how certain Link Monsters gain effects when a card is where they point, like Decode Talker?
Xc's? Xyz's...
im not a fan of column effects cards😠😠😠
0:55 "Now this set has aged pretty well" was it supposed to be like one of the worst, if not the worst set ever?
Small thing, but “winged beast” is not wind beast. It is wing-ed beast.
He is saying it properly - It's just that his accent makes it easy to mishear
Me as a kid telling my opponent I'm using columns so they keep their zones clear of my set Pyramid of light so I can load my Alien Infiltrator full of equips and smoke him for game.
I still keep making a “Make Armed Samurai Ben Kei attack (directly?) 5 times without getting wrecked” deck.
Just for the heck of it.
XD
@@Ramsey276one Aw man I loved that deck, though I haven't played it in probably more than 7-8 years.
@@felixeisenmenger1914 Armory cards help. A LOT
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How is Pyramid of Light column?
@@eavyeavy2864 The joke is that you tell them you're using columns, and seeing as how Blasting Fuse was the only decent column card at the time, naturally they'd keep all their cards out of the way of your set back row, thus allowing Alien infiltrator to do his thing. I just used Pyramid of Light because it's a really bad card.
Somewhere out there, a Train enthusiast is STILL hating on Cyberdark Impact
"What's that smell? Oh. It's a box of Cyberdark Impact on fire."
I was thinking the same thing.
Davidnator have 1 set from gx era worse than CDA
Columns you say?
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