One tip I got from OG vangaurd was be ok to take damage this goes with every card game best quote is from MTG "life is a resource" dont worry since " there is no difference from a game won at 6 life and one won at 1 life" so manage your life just as you would your energy, field and Hand
Thanks for these tips! I recently discovered this game and I am a big fan so far but there is definitely a bit of a learning curve and this helps lessen that. Enjoying the content!
thanks for this, it's helpful, but it's also learnable just by playing games. you wonder 'why is my opponent not attacking me', you watch while they have 8 cards in their hand while you have 3, you watch them play their hand in pieces, after they try to spice up and attack with their leader
I had a Broly vs Broly game he dropped 2 8 brolys on me was ahead 2 energy. Just because I didn't give up with 1 life left I managed to pull a android and win with a double strike. Never even got to reach 8 energy
Do you think you could make a video that kind of contextualizes some “core” TCG principles, as they apply to DBS? I play both MTG and Yugioh, and I’m having a lot of trouble understanding card advantage and card economy in this game; this video definitely helped already in just solidifying that “attackers have advantage at equal stats” means your opponent will have to commit more to win the fight. My issue though is just how many cards you draw and how freely you draw them, and the way that hitting your opponents life adds cards to their hand. I have a hard time evaluating the board state because I feel like attacking my opponent will generate them more resources to hurt me next turn (unless I have the Critical keyword). Something about the game is interesting to me, but I’m just having a really difficult time grasping what the general flow of the game should be (and this is coming from a relatively experienced TCG player).
Big thing i can say from playing One Piece for awhile and playing alot of TCGs of varying natures. You have to control the board and wipe characters when given the opprutunity. Also know when not to attack with your character. SO say your opp hasa rested character at 20k power. you hvae a 20k power character and are at 20k as lead(whether awakened or as broly) here itd be more benficial to swing with Leader and leave your character active to not give them a target. Theres a lot to it really, takes time and practice. Also look at your hand size as your life pool and not your life. Also dont over commit in saving characters ethier. sometimes its worth it but a lot of the time you can get punished for it. The big core tcg principal i can say is resource mangament is still important and looks not much different then MTG in ways.
okay since this video is a month old ill try my best to explain it to you. Bascially decks start popping off when they awaken since their leader gets an additional ability. If you dont attack them you are taking them into a more stally kind of game where you lock them out of their awakening if you get what im saying. its more for stall decks that need to ramp energy to make value plays rather than aggro for example.
@@OliverTCG1243 it depends on the deck. he mentions frieza because frieza is all about blockers, destroying rested battle cards, and activated your own rested battle cards. you are wasting potential by a) playing some of those cards early and b) giving you opponent many extra cards. you win with frieza by playing a game of attrition, and unless you're playing frieza vs frieza, that means, playing your cards that dont trigger forced rests, trying to destroy their battle cards. a lot of frieza's cards have draw on play, draw on ko, do something else on ko, as well as a lot of 'destroy rested cards' on play, giving you the late game advantage, because frieza's starter deck is the only deck that can kill things that cost over 5 without battling
Si much bs in this video lol. It’s a simple strategy game that doesn’t require all of this bs “tips”. It’s all about what your and your oponente decks can and can not do. That’s it..
Best tip I can give for any card game is to periodically look up at your opponent and squint after looking at your hand.
You can also push your glasses up your nose a little, smirk and wait for the gloss to hit the lens.
One tip I got from OG vangaurd was be ok to take damage this goes with every card game best quote is from MTG "life is a resource" dont worry since " there is no difference from a game won at 6 life and one won at 1 life" so manage your life just as you would your energy, field and Hand
6 months later, been playing the online client as a f2p kinda following your video. Got to silver so far in a day not too bad
“Frieza loves to be on his backside” 😳
cryinggg
Ayyoooooo
Avoid tapping out in late game unless you're certain to win. Great vid, bro, keep them coming 🎉
Thanks for these tips! I recently discovered this game and I am a big fan so far but there is definitely a bit of a learning curve and this helps lessen that. Enjoying the content!
thanks for this, it's helpful, but it's also learnable just by playing games. you wonder 'why is my opponent not attacking me', you watch while they have 8 cards in their hand while you have 3, you watch them play their hand in pieces, after they try to spice up and attack with their leader
Smart starts. I appreciate this. 👌🏾
I had a Broly vs Broly game he dropped 2 8 brolys on me was ahead 2 energy. Just because I didn't give up with 1 life left I managed to pull a android and win with a double strike. Never even got to reach 8 energy
Do you think you could make a video that kind of contextualizes some “core” TCG principles, as they apply to DBS?
I play both MTG and Yugioh, and I’m having a lot of trouble understanding card advantage and card economy in this game; this video definitely helped already in just solidifying that “attackers have advantage at equal stats” means your opponent will have to commit more to win the fight. My issue though is just how many cards you draw and how freely you draw them, and the way that hitting your opponents life adds cards to their hand. I have a hard time evaluating the board state because I feel like attacking my opponent will generate them more resources to hurt me next turn (unless I have the Critical keyword). Something about the game is interesting to me, but I’m just having a really difficult time grasping what the general flow of the game should be (and this is coming from a relatively experienced TCG player).
Big thing i can say from playing One Piece for awhile and playing alot of TCGs of varying natures. You have to control the board and wipe characters when given the opprutunity. Also know when not to attack with your character. SO say your opp hasa rested character at 20k power. you hvae a 20k power character and are at 20k as lead(whether awakened or as broly) here itd be more benficial to swing with Leader and leave your character active to not give them a target. Theres a lot to it really, takes time and practice. Also look at your hand size as your life pool and not your life. Also dont over commit in saving characters ethier. sometimes its worth it but a lot of the time you can get punished for it.
The big core tcg principal i can say is resource mangament is still important and looks not much different then MTG in ways.
Very funny to see "magic numbers" refered to as a One Piece idea because to me that's a pretty old Vanguard term 😅
Dead Game :D
This is where I heard it and tbh the game is VERY similar in playstyle i like it :)
Ready to win some games on the client 🔥🔥🔥
Ready to open up some virtual packs 🤗
ready to empty your pockets ?
Still watching and commenting
Hey nice vid ! Any idea when taking the judge exam will be available ?
No idea, though they'll probably tie it to the Masters program
@@EspiraTCG looking forward to it , would be interesting in it for this game , thanks for the response !
Best tip is to bust out the credit card
Yes, if you are bad. If you are good you get to god with basically starter Vegeta like me.
@@Last_Resort991yeah. If you use the cards correctly you’ll make a lot of opponents tap out with being thirsty for cards you don’t own yet.
It's like any card game got to open packs for certain cards. Just get the cards you need simple not even a big deal
Can you explain on why not to attack a bit deeper?
okay since this video is a month old ill try my best to explain it to you. Bascially decks start popping off when they awaken since their leader gets an additional ability. If you dont attack them you are taking them into a more stally kind of game where you lock them out of their awakening if you get what im saying. its more for stall decks that need to ramp energy to make value plays rather than aggro for example.
@@OliverTCG1243 it depends on the deck. he mentions frieza because frieza is all about blockers, destroying rested battle cards, and activated your own rested battle cards. you are wasting potential by a) playing some of those cards early and b) giving you opponent many extra cards. you win with frieza by playing a game of attrition, and unless you're playing frieza vs frieza, that means, playing your cards that dont trigger forced rests, trying to destroy their battle cards. a lot of frieza's cards have draw on play, draw on ko, do something else on ko, as well as a lot of 'destroy rested cards' on play, giving you the late game advantage, because frieza's starter deck is the only deck that can kill things that cost over 5 without battling
@@jesselynds5411 Broly can ko over lv 5
@@Yogo.Gaming afaik not with the starter deck
wen does this come out the super world one
Thanks for the Tips but I still can´t win a single game. Besides the tutorial I never won once.
Same... 20 lose in a row and counting
@@mechaknightthe5-679Still the same. I didn´t win even once since then. I will just drop the game.
same! cant win a single game. they are losing so many players because of this
What is green's weakness
aggro
best tip, be rich.
Buy more cards that’s one way lol a lot of new players you can bully if you have actual cards and not a starter deck
Si much bs in this video lol. It’s a simple strategy game that doesn’t require all of this bs “tips”. It’s all about what your and your oponente decks can and can not do. That’s it..
...? So how you play has no impact on winning?
oponente💀🙏🏻
atleast spell b4 talking shit