What Exactly is Turn Player Priority in Yugioh (and how you can use it to win)
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The deeper u get into yugioh the more u realize GX having a duel academy was not silly at all.
forreal, it gets complicated sometimes
This is the type of content that Yugioh content creators should make, I hope for more lessons in the future!
More coming soon! New one just released :)
Turn Player Priority also applies when Triggered activation conditions are met. If an event happens that meets the activation conditions for cards/effects on both players' sides, the turn player has priority to activate their cards/effects. Keep in mind that cards like Ash Blossom can only respond to the most recent effect activated so it has to be valid, but a card like Torrential Tribute can still be activated in response to a summon even if other cards/effects have been activated in response to (or were triggered by) that summon.
example:
P1 (turn player) summons Robina. Turn Player Priority means P1 gets to activate the effect of Robina to search before P2 can activate their set Torrential Tribute.
In response to Robina, P2 activates Ash Blossom, and must do so here to negate the search effect.
P1 has nothing to respond with and passes priority.
P2 can still activate Torrential Tribute, responding to the initial summon despite the fact that another unrelated effect was activated before it.
As a new player I thank you. This is the best explanation I have found so far. Can’t wait for the next vid in the series!
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you so much!!! This is the hidden gem of Yu gi oh!! Pak made a video the other day saying people lose because they don’t know how to technically play Yu gi oh but did not explain any of it. This is GOLD!! Please keep making these videos. I’ve been playing IRL for about a year and this I feel can help we get to the position of topping a regional. 🙏🏽
Keep at it, and I'll keep the videos coming too. Regional top would be awesome
Yeah Pak is not good at explaining himself. He rambles and is kinda mushy mouthed
This is a banger!! I know this series isn’t as easy to make as your other videos or chat sessions but you keep this up man. Gold right here
Thanks! Will do!
It's what separates the Chain from the Stack
I love this series man. Because of you I finally after one year since I picked up the game again I can play with my friends without having to guess every second interaction that happens through out our games.
Thank you for that man! 🔥
Glad to hear it! Thanks for watching these!
Cool video, excited for more in the series
Another good idea for an episode would be (explaining how does a card miss timing), (explain how you can dodge negations by "moving the monster" into GY or ban zone temp or permanent), (explain what is a CHAIN and how can you manipulate it so that negations get eaten by cards you divebomb to specific spots in the chain to allow the main effect you want to go off to trigger uninhibited)
yep those are good ideas and some of em already recorded and planned
Thank you for sharing your knowledge in both the video and the comments. Subbed and looking forward to the rest of the series
Awesome, thank you!
I think a really good example is if you are attacking and at the start of dmg step you activate droplet
Great video bro! Very helpful for beginners and also returning players as well. Keep up the great work
Appreciate it!
For the new players its important to know that the "Resolution window" only comes up after Chain link 1 is resolved. Cards and effects can NOT be activated once the chain starts resolving. So for example you can not activate an effect after chain link 2 is resolved, only after chain link 1
Yep good to point out thank you
it's what separates the Chain from the Stack
Bro you make great content! I hope others find you so they could also enjoy! I love how you explain combos and concepts
ayy that means a lot thank you. I hope others find it too
great video and perfect timing! Gonna show this to my friend who was struggling with understanding this
Great to hear! Thanks for sharing it with others
Thank you very much for the video! Really looking forward for the chain block one 😅
You bet!
This is a really good idea for a video series. I'd like to see more of that. (subscribed)
Thanks for the sub! More on the way
Great explanation! I had wondered about the implications turn player priority could have
Glad it was helpful!
Excellent explanation
Good vid bro.... Been around since the start and you have one of the beat videos on this.... Keep it up
Thanks, will do!
Man dropping the cranium increases!
Doin my best!
Phase cheating happens SO often! Great video
Thank you so much for this video. Everything, that isn't written anywhere is peek information to be a better player.
Glad it was helpful!
“When” effects would be a good idea in my opinion, very informative vid👍
thanks! i'll have one like that soon
This is awesome
Absolutely love using turn player priority to normal summon a level two then inherent summon 3 sprights from hand (never starting a chain) then making an underworld goddess to out a baronne. Amazing content, keep it up!
Well I thought Baronne's first effect can only occur during its owner's turn?
@@leekyonion the negate and destroy on your normal summon can be game-ending
I love your videos! Thank you for your content!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks for watching!
Gotta love me some turn player priority 😈
A rule which can sometimes "bypass" Turn Player Priority is Mandatory Effects.
example:
P1 attacks with Suship Dreadnought and deals battle damage while P2 has 3 Volcanic Counters in their GY
Even though P1 is the Turn Player and the condition of inflicting battle damage was met, P2's 3 Volcanic Counters will all activate first before P1 can activate Suship Dreadnought's effect.
Of course, if both players have mandatory effects, then the Turn Player's mandatory effects have priority.
Yep good explanation
Bro thank you so much... I've been "playing" this game ever since it came out, but way back then I didn't even know English so... never truly learned the rules.
Master duel helped some, but I still can't play in paper and try to socialize. This is insanely helpful, more helpful than the damned rulebook...
yeah it's tough sometimes, hopefully this series helps
Your chart is excellent. Thank you
Thanks and welcome
Yooo I love this series idea! Not enough people know this kind of stuff. Yugioh can be complicated
for sure! thanks!
Btw loved the topic cause I never understood I stopped playing back in the GX era - I’ve played occasionally through the years since then but this type of topic is what I wanna learn more of! :)
Glad you enjoyed! Hoping to help out players getting into the game
Kinda simiar theme with the channel GG - Ground Game series called Mind Crush. Concepts that are universal and timeless.
Hey man , I had a question about activating effects in the draw / standby phase.. as the turn player, can you activate anything? Or only quick effects / quick play spells/ traps ? For example could I activate a cornfield coatl effect during the standby phase, even tho it’s not a quick effect???
Yeah only quick effects can be activated in the draw phase in an open gamestate =]
Mate, if you could do a video covering the battle phase, the different parts that make the battle phase, what can be done in each part etc :) P.s. Great video!
hah i gotta learn it all myself first so i can explain it well. good idea though, maybe i'll revive this series
@@phantomsygo haha right, it's pretty cimplicated. but i really feel will bring a lot of value to your channel. you explained this video perfectly so to have more content like it from you would be great
Question : For context, I play Scareclaw versus a set Super Poly on my opponent side of the board. I enter main phase thus i have priority, then I proceed to SS Fenrir, then normal any level 3 Scareclaw monster, then SS from hand another level 3 Scareclaw monster for my hand via his summoning condition requirement. At any point during these 3 summons my opponent could have chained Super Poly and wipe my board. Or since they are all summons that does not start a chain, it prevent my opponent from playing it letting me go into the Scareclaw link without him having any window to use Super Poly.
By the way thank you for your video helped me a lot.
After every summon you enter a response window, the same window a player would be able to activate things like torrential tribute. Even if the summons dont start a chain, you still go to that window. Ao that’s where they would be able to use SPoly
Question: When two effects trigger at the same time (ex: Bystial Magnamhut banishes Thunder Dragonroar. Magnamhut’s effect contains “If this card is special summoned” and Dragonroar has “If this card is banished…”), which effect must start the chain? And when does the opponent have a chance to respond within that chain?
Since both cards would trigger at the same time, I would assume that you banished your own roar, you could use either effect as cl1 or cl2 & vice versa. However let's say it's Player A's turn. Player A activates Bystial magnamut banishing Player B's Thunder Dragon Roar. On a new chain the turn player(player A) has priority to activate trigger effects like Bystial magnamut as cl1 & then Player B would have a chance to activate their trigger in roar. However since that happens if they use roar they cannot for example ash your magnamut.
Sorry if that is a lot to digest
That video is coming out tomorrow actually, no joke. Already have it uploaded and scheduled
Questions This question came up on one of the duels that happened yesterday to-do list 1 playing labyrinth and the other playing naturiaThe labyrinth player decided to discard fiendish rhino with a labyrinth effect and choose to send from his deck to the graveyard blackjack now it's the naturia players turn can black jack activate its effect to excavate during his opponent's turn or do he have to wait intell his opponent's activet a card because all that is going on during the naturia player main phase can black jack use his effect to start excavating
Yes the Lab player can activate the backjack trigger effect in the resolution window of rhino’s effect to excavate 3 cards and reorder them. Then, Lab player has the option to, in the resolution window of the backjack reorder effect, use the banish effect of backjack to excavate the top card and set it if it’s a trap. However, if they dont do it immediately on resolution, then theyve passed their priority and its an open gamestate. Lab player must then wait for Naturia player to do something and then respond with backjack quick effect
Thank your so much help 🎉
Does the opponent have a window to respond after summon but before effect when the monster's effect says "when this is Normal or Special Summoned you can activate..." like Fallen of Albaz's effect? Or is it just Normal Summon, immediately declare activation or not, then they can either respond to the effect, or respond to the summon?
Yea for summons there’s an extra little window after the summon specifically where effects that negate summons can be activated. Everything else goes in the response window, including stuff like albaz activating its effect
I wish you made this video a year ago when I was learning how to play the game lol. But this stuff is really important. The game just kinda doesn’t work if these procedures aren’t followed
As an aside, I cannot believe that Beatrice isn’t banned yet
It’s a matter of time for beatrice to go
Dumb question, but what's the difference between an ignition effect vs activated effect vs trigger effect. Or difference between an on summon effect and just normal summon a monster then activate effect.
Next video in the series will have a lot of that question answered, already recorded just need to edit it
@@phantomsygo hell yeah, appreciate it. I feel like stuff like this and PSCT is a big hurddle for new players
Little confused on one bit! So you as player with prio want to use Super Poly/Kaiju/etc to stop opponent from using his card to make you skip your turn. I understand that as you have prio you get to cast these first. But couldn't you're opponent respond to you casting these, to use his cards effect first?
Well with those particular cards your opponent can’t respond. Like super poly, your opponent can’t respond to, allowing you to clear their monsters. Same with kaijus. The monsters are tributed and they can’t chain to it, since the monster is already gone
I need some help
Is the following legal:
Player 1 does their play set up a non negate board and searches droll.
Player two
- uses rota
- in res uses superpoly
Tbh my reading is still that "droll is a triggered effect that triggers upon chain resolution and starts a new chain", meaning turn player cannot use priority to play something before it...
super poly and droll are both quick effects and because there were no trigger effects activated the turn player is the first to be able to use quick effects in resolution and therefore they can activate super poly first and player 1 cannot use droll in response.
this the type of content that draws folks in. I've been knee deep into the discords. THEIR IS A LOOOOOTTTTT OF FOLK WHO HAS ABSOLUTELY NO IDEA WHAT THE FUCK THEIR DOING in terms of deck building as well as IMMEDIATELY giving up the moment their first plan work and not using the game's mechanics themselves to figure out how to beat losing your field as example.
I'm here to help if possible. This game really is complicated sometimes, helps to visualize what is actually goin on.
@@phantomsygo i saw one dude basically go into a 40 minute long explanation on Solfachord and obliterate 3 matches with a near pure Solfachord deck with a few ED monsters for emergencies and mainly used the pendulum girl link and the two archetype links. If their was ANYTHING that spoke volumes that the yugioh discords dont know jack shit anymore except "har har har spit out as many extra deck monsters as possibles by throwing in extra engines that have no synergy with the main archetype, every deck so slow if it no spit out 5 ED monsters 1 turn!" it be videos like that.
what about chain blocking??
Yep that one's coming up soon
This was so informative! Thank you for putting it together.
Have you ever considered doing coaching? O:
Maybe one day! Not opposed to it
I'll be on the look out! haha@@phantomsygo
Well dang I’m surprised you didn’t talk about using priority to use cards like, superpoly/droplet/xyz encore?/etc during the resolution of a search card to prevent people from drolling altogether because you get to respond with something before they can droll(and if you use a card they can’t chain too then the you stopped droll at least once this turn).
Overall super nice refresher for a veteran like me, good video!
So if I search, and use turn player priority to activate droplet (sending a monster) in the resolution window, then they can't droll after that?
that's interesting because droll is a trigger so i'm surprised it wouldn't activate before you can activate a quick effect. not sure on this one. but i've heard of this type of play before so maybe it's a thing. I need to brush up on that as well.
@@Plandrewcorrect. I’ve done this in master duel a few times. It’s saved my bacon letting me 2 searches before a droll happens.
@@phantomsygoyea it’s super weird but I’ve done it on master duel and on simulators. You just gotta set the toggle to “on” like when trying to imperm accesscode talker.
it's actually because droll isn't a trigger effect, it's a quick effect. so as turn player you can activate your quick effects first and cards like super poly and droplet wouldn't allow direct responses by monster effects. since droll has to activate in the resolution of an effect to search, it would skip this activation window.