The strategy in vanguard isn't to take as little damage as possible, but just make sure you can take the damage without losing. Taking damage becomes a resource to activate your effects. The tutorial is most likely scripted to make you lose, seeing as it gives the opponent an Overtrigger.
It’s also about strategizing when to take the damage like if you need to counter blast a bit on the next turn take the damage but if you don’t and can guard guard it
@@benl2662 I usually don't focus on guarding until I'm at 3-4 damage really. Because at that point I don't know if my opponent is going to get a miracle crit. As I've done with Phantom blaster dragon with 4 crit. lol.
Vanguard does have a bit of a learning curve since there's a fair amount of terminology to it and because it is very different to other TCGs you don't quite have a TCG you can make an immediate comparison to for explaining mechanics, but once you get the hang of the game mechanics it is quite straightforward with still a lot of room for strategy and decision making.
vanguard honestly my favorite card game. Doesnt usually have massive walls of text, simple mechanics and easy to learn, and anyone can pick it up pretty easily. Also has some really nice art, as well as a decent anime (referring to overdress, not the other vanguard anime)
@@KushiKush well the game is coming out in 2 days tho is costs 70 bucks so yeah- though the game is REALLY good, also the reason your character didn't guard is some abilities NEED you to have damage to use therefore it isn't always smart to defend.
@@KushiKush I just played through the trial myself, including story and all the other battles, and honestly the story is also pretty good lol, so maybe try it next time around if your up for it.
As much as I love seeing people play Vanguard for the first time, it gets pretty frustrating when people play the tutorial only to skip over the text that explains what is happening. I get that you play the game your own way but it's the tutorial. Hope to see more of Vanguard content though, I haven't touched any of Bushiroad's Vanguard games but this one seems promising.
Thanks for watching, sorry about skipping the initial text. Vanguard dream days looks cool. It's just a bit pricey for me 70$. So I am waiting for it to go on sale for maybe 30 or 20, to pick up. Hopefully soon :)
Taking damage in vanguard is different than Yu-Gi-Oh. In Yu-Gi-Oh, you would want to avoid taking damage so you can avoid losing or giving your opponents the advantage.But in vanguard, taking damage can benefit you, cards in the damage zone can be used as costs for card effects, and of course, don't always let the opponent hit you, sometimes you need to know when you want to guard or not
This game is like a yugioh tag force type of game, it’s got a story to facilitate the game. The game itself is fairly simple and pmuch everything is handled by the cards itself. It’s nice to see people try the game.
@@KushiKush Generally, all decks in vanguard use damage the same way, as a cost to activate effects ("skills" to use the vanguard terminology). The factor seperating good decks and bad decks is usually just, how much they get out of their counter blast, how easily they are able to farm advantage, how quickly and effectively can they get to their win con, and how effective and consistent is their win con at knocking the opponent to 6.
@@KushiKush Part of what differentiates a good player from an average one is knowing match ups, and knowing what is the best "timing for damage". Knowing when is the right time to take damage, when you should guard, when you should deal damage, and when you should hold back
@@KushiKush th-cam.com/video/qCFmYO4EILM/w-d-xo.html There is actually a really good example of understanding damage timing in a recent ish episode of the anime Here, the purple haired player knew that the girl was playing a very aggressive but piece reliant aggro deck that uses damage to gain advantage a gather pieces. So he delibrately, kept her damage low at the start to prevent her from gaining too much advantage at the very start and kep his damage low to act as a buffer and let him sponge more hits at the latter half of the game. By the end of the game, even though the difference on damage and handsize isn't huge, it is clear that purple hair guy dominated his opponent, since he had full control over the momentum for the whole game
This game is easy to learn. Back then I learned the game through the anime. In Yu-Gi-Oh that's not possible since the anime has a lot of BS on it, you will just learn how to make up cards like Yugi and Yusei
I remember the cartoon for this game. It was a fun Saturday morning show. Are you going to do more set review videos for MTG Brothers' War and if so do you got a timeline?
Ah, that's cool! I was thinking of going over each of the colors included in brothers war. Since I think its going to be very important to know all the cards entering the meta in two days. I am working on ep2: Blue rn. Should be up later today. and I work alot this coming week, so I will be uploading the other cards included a little slower. When I work I generally record one day and edit the other :) Regardless thanks so much for supporting me and asking for me, it makes me happy and motivated!
hey so I'm pretty sure you are supposed to lose in toutorial as you do on the phone Verizon of vanguard cause it's part of the story for you to learn really quick build your deck well not brick
yeah, Over Trigger caused quite an uproar when it was introduced lol. It basically just guarantees one free damage or a perfect defense. At 50k shield it's even good if you draw it. But you're usually more excited about the extra effect given to your specific nation than just getting the trigger effects, and once you use it once it's completely deleted from the game, not even in the bind zone, so it's not quite as game breaking as it first appeared. The 100 million was intended to be ridiculous so that it's obvious no other card can beat it. except for two Over triggers themselves, one gives you 100 million twice, and another gives you 100 million then doubles all power and critical
Listen two card games is already enough. You should first learn mtg then vanguard. Like all the names of color combinations What stax and edict and tutor means. How you can hold priority What ping,shock,check dual,triome,boune and fetch lands are. And stuff like cycles and the color pie are I am not a professional mtg player but I think you don't know any of these terms so you should check the mana logses ,,mtg jargon and terms,, TH-cam video. I hope this comment helps you get more into the game of magic.
The strategy in vanguard isn't to take as little damage as possible, but just make sure you can take the damage without losing. Taking damage becomes a resource to activate your effects. The tutorial is most likely scripted to make you lose, seeing as it gives the opponent an Overtrigger.
yoi are right
It’s also about strategizing when to take the damage like if you need to counter blast a bit on the next turn take the damage but if you don’t and can guard guard it
@@benl2662 I usually don't focus on guarding until I'm at 3-4 damage really. Because at that point I don't know if my opponent is going to get a miracle crit. As I've done with Phantom blaster dragon with 4 crit. lol.
Vanguard does have a bit of a learning curve since there's a fair amount of terminology to it and because it is very different to other TCGs you don't quite have a TCG you can make an immediate comparison to for explaining mechanics, but once you get the hang of the game mechanics it is quite straightforward with still a lot of room for strategy and decision making.
vanguard honestly my favorite card game. Doesnt usually have massive walls of text, simple mechanics and easy to learn, and anyone can pick it up pretty easily. Also has some really nice art, as well as a decent anime (referring to overdress, not the other vanguard anime)
I really do like that vanguard art. It's very pretty. I still have a ways to go before I can ever play against an actual player 😂
@@KushiKush well the game is coming out in 2 days tho is costs 70 bucks so yeah- though the game is REALLY good, also the reason your character didn't guard is some abilities NEED you to have damage to use therefore it isn't always smart to defend.
And swimsuit rarity.
The only animes were really good aswell but yeah Overdress is fun ^^
@@KushiKush I just played through the trial myself, including story and all the other battles, and honestly the story is also pretty good lol, so maybe try it next time around if your up for it.
As much as I love seeing people play Vanguard for the first time, it gets pretty frustrating when people play the tutorial only to skip over the text that explains what is happening. I get that you play the game your own way but it's the tutorial. Hope to see more of Vanguard content though, I haven't touched any of Bushiroad's Vanguard games but this one seems promising.
Thanks for watching, sorry about skipping the initial text. Vanguard dream days looks cool. It's just a bit pricey for me 70$. So I am waiting for it to go on sale for maybe 30 or 20, to pick up. Hopefully soon :)
Taking damage in vanguard is different than Yu-Gi-Oh. In Yu-Gi-Oh, you would want to avoid taking damage so you can avoid losing or giving your opponents the advantage.But in vanguard, taking damage can benefit you, cards in the damage zone can be used as costs for card effects, and of course, don't always let the opponent hit you, sometimes you need to know when you want to guard or not
It’s definitely a good game if you give it an honest attempt. I love it and Bushi is always doing its best to keep the game balanced.
Oh yeah, I'm hoping dear days is F2P so I can try it out more
@@KushiKush same, altho id still buy it if it had an initial price tag lol
@@KushiKush it's 70 dollars msrp
@@YeetNation2006 70 bucks on either steam or Nintendo switch.
@@lemiowo2001 holy cow, I might wait for a sale, saving money for black Friday
This game is like a yugioh tag force type of game, it’s got a story to facilitate the game. The game itself is fairly simple and pmuch everything is handled by the cards itself. It’s nice to see people try the game.
Thanks, im glad to be able to share it.
Taking damage allows to use certain abilities called counter blasts, so sometimes you want to take damage
This is a year late, but sometimes in Vangaurd it's a good idea to TAKE damage. Because some of your damage can be used for cost to use your effects.
How does a Yugioh player not understand that the only life that matters is the last one 😂
It's pretty cool how Vanguard has a built in mechanic that plays around lp. I'm curious to see how meta decks utilize this
@@KushiKush Generally, all decks in vanguard use damage the same way, as a cost to activate effects ("skills" to use the vanguard terminology).
The factor seperating good decks and bad decks is usually just, how much they get out of their counter blast, how easily they are able to farm advantage, how quickly and effectively can they get to their win con, and how effective and consistent is their win con at knocking the opponent to 6.
@@KushiKush Part of what differentiates a good player from an average one is knowing match ups, and knowing what is the best "timing for damage". Knowing when is the right time to take damage, when you should guard, when you should deal damage, and when you should hold back
@@KushiKush
th-cam.com/video/qCFmYO4EILM/w-d-xo.html
There is actually a really good example of understanding damage timing in a recent ish episode of the anime
Here, the purple haired player knew that the girl was playing a very aggressive but piece reliant aggro deck that uses damage to gain advantage a gather pieces. So he delibrately, kept her damage low at the start to prevent her from gaining too much advantage at the very start and kep his damage low to act as a buffer and let him sponge more hits at the latter half of the game.
By the end of the game, even though the difference on damage and handsize isn't huge, it is clear that purple hair guy dominated his opponent, since he had full control over the momentum for the whole game
This game is easy to learn. Back then I learned the game through the anime. In Yu-Gi-Oh that's not possible since the anime has a lot of BS on it, you will just learn how to make up cards like Yugi and Yusei
I watched a bit of the anime and it was interesting. And I am happy to see that the game has a lot of nice fans who are welcoming
If you do get the game use keter sanctuary because the deck is mad strong when used correctly
I remember the cartoon for this game. It was a fun Saturday morning show. Are you going to do more set review videos for MTG Brothers' War and if so do you got a timeline?
Ah, that's cool! I was thinking of going over each of the colors included in brothers war. Since I think its going to be very important to know all the cards entering the meta in two days. I am working on ep2: Blue rn. Should be up later today. and I work alot this coming week, so I will be uploading the other cards included a little slower. When I work I generally record one day and edit the other :) Regardless thanks so much for supporting me and asking for me, it makes me happy and motivated!
hey so I'm pretty sure you are supposed to lose in toutorial as you do on the phone Verizon of vanguard cause it's part of the story for you to learn really quick build your deck well not brick
Try Marvel Snap i’ve been playing it for a couple days and it’s pretty dope
Yeah, my bro mentioned it a couple days ago. Its a mobile game, ill check it out when i got time
Over trigger is so stupid. 100 millions aahahah. In vanguard I don't remember such singh... why 100? Maybe 50k or 100k and no draw that's good
yeah, Over Trigger caused quite an uproar when it was introduced lol. It basically just guarantees one free damage or a perfect defense. At 50k shield it's even good if you draw it. But you're usually more excited about the extra effect given to your specific nation than just getting the trigger effects, and once you use it once it's completely deleted from the game, not even in the bind zone, so it's not quite as game breaking as it first appeared. The 100 million was intended to be ridiculous so that it's obvious no other card can beat it. except for two Over triggers themselves, one gives you 100 million twice, and another gives you 100 million then doubles all power and critical
My fave tcg tbh
The art is beautiful
Yugioh?
Names cardfight vanguard
Lol you sound like moistcritical
That's a first for me, thanks I love his content.
Listen two card games is already enough. You should first learn mtg then vanguard.
Like all the names of color combinations
What stax and edict and tutor means.
How you can hold priority
What ping,shock,check dual,triome,boune and fetch lands are.
And stuff like cycles and the color pie are
I am not a professional mtg player but I think you don't know any of these terms so you should check the mana logses
,,mtg jargon and terms,, TH-cam video.
I hope this comment helps you get more into the game of magic.
Yeah honestly, I really dont know those terms LOL. I do hope to grow in magic, and cant wait for the new set to release!