@Tenshimaru honestly people who complain about these decks have no idea what they're talking about. I would rather play against snake-eye than branded (Gimmick puppet turbo). Snake-eye barely ends on anything too. What, I:P and princess???
@@competitivetrash7660 Yeah. In case of going first, theres a lot of decks that can put a impossible board. This video is a example, going first without hand traps is the real enemy.
Also, you're comparing a balls to the walls combo deck to a resilient one that can plsy through interruptions like no other. I'm not saying one is better than the other, they are just two very different beasts.
Can you make a duel with a board of wind synchro monsters? But is not obligatory play with the stardust dragons of yusei You can play with baronness, crystar wing synchro, crystal clear wing synchro dragon or other boss monsters WIND
Gonna do duels going 2nd, but will always be the same thing: Called by the Grave The Winged Dragon of Ra - Sphere Mode Gameciel, the Sea Turtle Kaiju Raigeki Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring Infinite Impermanence Modern Yu-Gi-Oh! resume to this.
@@Tenshimaru You should break boards with deck engine alone. At least even a well-timed handtrap would be fine but playing a full dedicated going 2nd package of nonengine doesn't prove the deck is good going 2nd (Deck engine I mean). Maybe Ash on Ash 2nd effect, Or Imperm on Ash, Then play through what they throw at you with the deck engine alone would be a good argument of why your deck is inherently good going 2nd. Also Adamancipator cannot play that many staples or else you will keep wiffing your excavations
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Mfs who complain about snake eye be like:
There will always be a target in some archetype, Tenpai will be next.
@Tenshimaru honestly people who complain about these decks have no idea what they're talking about. I would rather play against snake-eye than branded (Gimmick puppet turbo). Snake-eye barely ends on anything too. What, I:P and princess???
Bro. At what rank is ip and princess all snake eyes does? That's just... No.
@@competitivetrash7660 Yeah. In case of going first, theres a lot of decks that can put a impossible board. This video is a example, going first without hand traps is the real enemy.
Also, you're comparing a balls to the walls combo deck to a resilient one that can plsy through interruptions like no other. I'm not saying one is better than the other, they are just two very different beasts.
Holy Royal Rare, that's a lot of shiny
Shine bright like a diamond
Can you make a duel with a board of wind synchro monsters?
But is not obligatory play with the stardust dragons of yusei
You can play with baronness, crystar wing synchro, crystal clear wing synchro dragon or other boss monsters WIND
Yeah, I have some ideas.
Stay tuned.
Thanks bro ❤❤
Sorry for the delay. Too much work these days.
My adamnsipetor 😢 i havent destroyed the copy of mu block dragon yet
I'm in hope Lego Dragon get free from jail.
It's all fun and games until YOU go 2nd
Gonna do duels going 2nd, but will always be the same thing:
Called by the Grave
The Winged Dragon of Ra - Sphere Mode
Gameciel, the Sea Turtle Kaiju
Raigeki
Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring
Infinite Impermanence
Modern Yu-Gi-Oh! resume to this.
@@Tenshimaru You should break boards with deck engine alone. At least even a well-timed handtrap would be fine but playing a full dedicated going 2nd package of nonengine doesn't prove the deck is good going 2nd (Deck engine I mean). Maybe Ash on Ash 2nd effect, Or Imperm on Ash, Then play through what they throw at you with the deck engine alone would be a good argument of why your deck is inherently good going 2nd. Also Adamancipator cannot play that many staples or else you will keep wiffing your excavations
Snake eyes need dark rule now
Every deck needs Dark Ruler on modern Yu-Gi-Oh!
Two of the worst yugioh players, snake eyes & negats.
Modern Yu-Gi-Oh! resume on these two.
Soon will be Tenpai and negates.