Yu-Gi-Oh: The Way We Used to Play
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Remember playing Yu-Gi-Oh way back in 2003 on the playground? With 100 card decks, fake rules, and all the fun and nostalgia of childhood? Two Duelists are taking a trip back 20 years ago to experience it all over again! But there are some problems...
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#YuGiOh #Skit #Playground
*What were the CRAZIEST made-up playground Yu-Gi-Oh rules you used as a kid?* 🤪
The First Playground Duel - th-cam.com/video/ZZ2Wd9QNgts/w-d-xo.html
I think that we were able to just return monsters to our hand during our turn (since I think Kaiba and Yugi did it in that duel on top of Pegasus's castle"
I also think we didn't have a limit to number of monsters we could have in play.
I think i already said this before but as a kid i thought when your hand was empty you drew 5.....although i guess rush dueling kinda does that now so it came full circle
The craziest I went though was a guy who summoned all cards in his hands, kept drawing to have 5 cards in his hands, not only when you were out of cards, but drew a card with every card spent. Then he Stacked defence monsters to "protect" against attacks. He always demanded to start and then he literally played though his whole deck having all of the cards on the field.
So I asks him, what is the logic behind that? Why do we have shuffles if you think you can go through and play every single card? Just flip your deck over from face-down deck mode to face-uo win mode, and declare yourself the winner.
Making 3 wishes when we summoned La Jinn 🤣🤣🤣
That the card check mate from the archfiend ark type if you play it you win the game similar to exodia
"Since I forgot to draw in the beginning of my turn. I'll just draw right now."🤣🤣 Playground days were the wild west of dueling.
At least for casual play that’s one of the few playground rules me and the boys still use, as long as it doesn’t drastically alter the chain or lead to some other broken shenanigan and as long as it doesn’t become a habit. Drawing outside of the draw phase if forgotten is generally allowed if the other player asks. Of course if what happened in the video where to occur we’d laugh and blame the drinks.
What a time to have lived in
And when they read the cards upclose you draw another card free... 🤣🤣🤣
I think he stacked the call of the haunted on top and then drew.
It really was the Wild West of card games
the "you gotta ask my mom if we can go to mcdonalds, she'll say yes if you ask her" hit me fucking HARD lmao. you guys are amazing, every small detail of this video was SO accurate.
'You can't stack monsters on top of each other'
that aged like a fine wine
as did "there's no such thing as a handtrap in Yugioh!"
_What ever could you mean by that?_ 😏
I remember when people would stack equipt cards all over the place, monsters spells and traps wherever lol.
@@python1972 Or Drawing 5 at turn start when your hand is empty like Rush Duel
no hand traps...
Even as a joke video, you two rawdogging your cards OUTSIDE ON ASPHALT is giving me heart palpitations
huh? either that or a wet park bank xD
for real and the way he scraped Jinzo to attack😦
lets be honest we all did it
@@diegomcminn9513 "back - excellent"
That’s the most accurate thing about this video
"Kaiba said so!" Can't fight that logic. 😂
Lmaoo, that is so true 😭
Well. He is the dude that literally summons a god when they no longer existed in their world.
Also Kaiba: Screw the rules, I have money!
I mean he has money.
Must be tight
This hits me so hard. I used to “play” YuGiOh with my brother and cousins and we just did what they did on the cartoon, with no idea how the game was actually supposed to be played.
Which was really funny when my dad brought home a precon deck so he could join in. He spent what felt like hours reading through the rulebook to make sure he knew what he was doing and the whole time my brother and I are just sayin “Come on, we’ll teach you.” But he was insistent he wanted to read the rules first. Well sure enough as soon as we started playing he realized that we were basically just making it up as we went. Had to just shake his head and resign himself to us teaching him how we played.
That is so incredibly wholesome, props to him
Cool dad🤣👌
Im fucking dying laughing at this comment.
Man, I'm jealous. I remember constantly asking my dad if he would play with me, and only once did he ever say yes. Even that was only a single game that ended quickly and he never said yes again.
What a great story to share man, would love to go back to those days!!
The real pulls were the friends we made along the way.
Tea is that you?
pot of greed is my only friend
@@flossedfangs dark magician girl is the best
@@MaxAndersonn That mindset clearly works since she never lost
Always.
This is flawless. The almost clumsy disregard for the tins. The unsleeved cards on the pavement. Bravo
@X5J9 Did you just copy/paste another person's comment and thought nobody would notice?
Pretty low on your end dude.
@X5J9 Look at the comments dude. there's an exact comment word for word saying the same exact thing you said.
Unless you're supposed to be the original guy talking about his experience playing the game with his dad.
the first tin was a game changer, like an upgrade in rizz
The huge stack of cards, the slapping of cards on pavement without any care, the arguing after every move. Perfect
And sliding the card on the concrete to attack lol
“Aight, if Kaiba said so” had me rolling
"No more ziploc bags for me!" hit me with the fat nostalgia. 2003 Yugioh was a crazy beast.
I was a rubber band chad as a kid
Larry has leveled up from the first video!
@@WolfBerserker13 lol I was going to say just a bout the same thing rubber band and in the pocket
@@WolfBerserker13 the pain this comment gives me when I remember how long I had a base set charizard in a rubber band
That was me. I used ziploc bags until i got my first tin.
"I guess that makes sense." Such an iconic line.
The polymerization with any two monsters to combine their stats hits home lol.
Honestly I wish that was real
I always did that in my knock-off YGO home game when I was young
Y'all had poly?
Under duelist kingdom rules that is actually allowed. Pegasus copied all his cards from the Egyptian hieroglyphics. He didn't know he was reading actual summing rituals that summoned real monsters. So that's why yugi can do stuff like have his giant soldier of stone destroy the moon because a real giant soldier of stone would be able to destroy a real moon.. Also things like fusion monsters don't have an extra deck because polymerization just fuses two or more rituals together. Theoretically their are infinite possible fusion monsters.
We know Kaiba was a better programmer then Pegasus as his duel disk is able to produce much more realistic holograms then Pegasus's holo arena. It's not mentioned anywhere but we can speculate that Kaiba was able to program his duel disk to partially limit the magical effects of the rituals. Which resulted in a stricter set of rules like polymerization only being able to summon already discovered fusion monsters.
@@MrGhosta5 remember when Yugi's cheater ass was like I can endlessly multiply kuribo for the ultimate op defense and then fuse my bow spell with some poison shit to make your Blue Eyes ultimateassnigga slowly die every turn(lose attack points). That way I can win with my ultra powerful Celtic Guardian! Then Kaiba's like Oh yeah? Well, I'll just kill myself if you won't let me win! How about that? 😆 ohhh, those crazy kids. That episode of the OG show had Big-time playground rule vibes!
I legitimately dealt with this today. Couple of students just got into yu gi oh and they were making up all sorts of rules lol. It was hilarious
Student: "Your bug monster can't attack my fire monster because its a bug"
You: "DETENTION ALL OF YOU"
@@StephenDelRosario777 all earth monsters get a fieldpower bonus, because the battlefield is sand!
Oh man, the "I forgot to draw a card this turn, i'll draw right now" was so spot on 🤣
And he had just put call of the haunted on top 😂😂
I never played with friends, but that sounds like something I'd have done in middle school.
I love that you clearly took the time to carefully think about every nostalgic detail from our childhoods
"There's no such thing as a hand-trap in Yu Gi Oh!"
😂 Love it!!
But there would’ve been! How could they forget Kuriboh.
Wait- hold up. I thought that was only 'Blackbird Close'.
Does Yu-Gi-Oh legitimately have hand traps now? A new rule or something?
@@ambrose7196 there’s a few true hand traps. Infinite impermanence and red reboot were successful versions of this idea. Infinite was very expensive on its initial printing sitting over 100 dollars for awhile.
The sad thing is now there is
@@brandoncastellano1858Don't forget Ash Blossom.
I went one level beyond, as a Spaniard, i would purposefully buy the English versions of the cards and since literally no-one could read English, i would just literally make up what the text said, often even changing what a card was supposed to do as time passed and duels happened, to fit my needs.
I still managed to lose fairly often to other friends and their own bullshit and interpretation of the rules and cards.
Overall, a lot of fun.
I hate every sin you guys did for them not being sleeved. Them being in the tin, playing on concrete, slamming them, putting them face down, and moving the Jimzo forward like a cheese grater to show that you attacked. It twisted and contorted my soul from deep with in me to see cards treated this way. Good job on the video you achieved what you set out to do. Thank you and keep up with the content. I really like the rare hunter series and the skits you guys do.
It was very painful to edit this video for that very reason. Thankfully, we used cards we had lots of extra copies of, at least.
@@TeamAPS I respect that kind of integrity. Thanks. Like I said the point you wanted to make hit just right. Good video.
That’s how it was back then, we didn’t have adult money 😅
"Looks like you're going to the shadow realm, Jimzo"
If you think that's bad, I used rubber bands for my decks, without sleeves.
they transitioned from painfully dry and cringe accurate to absolutely hilariously silly accurate so seamlessly. i enjoyed this way too much. the nostalgia factor was nailed
Realistic till one friend actually reads the rulebook 😂
Tbf I learned alot from battle city yugioh as their rules weren't far off from the actual game
🤣🤣🤣😂😂I’d ripped the rules book in half
Haha, I dominated kindergarten because I was the only one who could read so I just made up shit all the time :D
Everyone I played with as a kid actually read the rulebook
screw the rules, I have money!
For someone who started with Yu Gi Oh and transitioned to MTG, this video brings back so much Nostalgia! Would love to see Team APS try magic with the Prof.
Imagine the cars passing by, they see two grown men wearing kid clothes on the middle of the basketball park, playing a card game, and they're like "WTF?"
2003 was a crazy era. I'm surprised they forgot "UM... Battle City rules, I can summon all of my monsters from my hand!"
We didn't forget anything. Just couldn't include everything lol. And yes we got quite a few stares & onlookers
Since I just came from a park after playing basketball, I was wondering if anybody came to the court trying to play basketball only to see this 😂
@@DaDualityofMan from my experience, it might be too early in the day and in the week, people dont really show up till the late afternoon on a thursday 😂
@@drizzt04 If I were them I would have joined lol.
@@drizzt04 It was worth it you guys did that!
Oh, man, this brings back memories.
My personal favorite is my inside voice going: "Please don't read my whole card effect, please don't read my whole card effect..."
Good times.
I STILL do that.
And people STILL dont read the whole thing
I can’t believe how yall have captured the beauty of childhood so candidly I love it
“You can’t stack monsters on top of eachother in yugioh”
Yuma has entered the chat 😂
"You can't stack monsters on top of each other!"
Xyz wants to know your location
The slapping of the cards on the ground is the icing on this beautiful nostalgic cake!
“No more zip lock bags.” 😂 I still do that if I don’t have enough deck boxes. Good times. Love these skits❤
That was the most wholesome video I have ever seen! So awesome!
I know that these are throw away cards but it still made me feel a bit queasy seeing these cards get sandpapered into the pavement. Great skit though
It drives me up a wall hearing the paper slide across the asphalt like that. Ooooof
Accurate af how kids treated their cards lol
@@selli9917 now that's how you make a monster reborn holofoil! Lol
This was so precious! I remember having a deck that was so tall it kept falling over. Thank you for this warm nostalgic video. :)
Man.. you guys make me miss my childhood so much. I really wish I had a group of friends like you. You all seem so cool. Thanks for the awesome content, it really helps on a hard day.
Hope your hard days are better my friend. Keep the nostalgic heart alive always ❤
Never too late to hop into the YGO Omega community or (if you have the money for it) pulling up to locals and making new friends.
This is a huge wave of nostalgia. My friends and I used to draw cards at the end of our turns too
The nostalgia is real, takes me back to middle school when I had like 11 Dian Keto the Cure Masters and a friend had 8 Blue-Eyes White Dragons. Sixteen years later, I still have those Dian Keto the Cure Masters.
Dude this is exactly how it went! I watch the shows and then got into the cards, so I had no idea that the rules in the show in the rules in the card game were very different. I ended up going to a really small tournament at vintage Stock and embarrassing myself because I tried to play with TV show rules, and everyone else knew the rulebook. Traumatizing.
*I ACTIVATE CHANGE OF HEART*
Opponent: Judge! Opponent is using a banned card.
I sincerely appreciate the effort you guys put into your amazing videos. Love from South Africa 🇿🇦
Shouldn't you be trying to find some water somewhere instead of watching videos? Your family straight up dying right now & you watching videos lol tf
@@Cjs3315 why u have to say something like that
So much nostalgia jam packed in one video, I laughed a lot, especially at how he had like over 100 cards in his deck XD
That’s how we all played as kids! The nostalgia is real.
This brings me so much joy and makes me feel so old at the same time
The nostalgia is real, right in the feels!
Those were simpler times. I made so much friends because of Yu-Gi-Oh. I hope they're doing all good in life now. Dope video! Thanks for bringing back the nostalgia!
"Well I just DID IT" had me dying 🤣🤣 reminds me of all the rules we must've bent playing yugioh. Especially when we were new to the game and basically just made up rules as we went
"It just says Special Summon. It doesn't say I *can't* special summon from the deck! Or even graveyard. So..." 😆
I had one of those original Winged Dragon of Ra cards with the yellow back in elementary school and I basically won every duel with it, I wrote down all the anime effects on a slip of paper and because of the yellow back and no card sleeves back then, I'd just stack it towards the top of my deck, everyone knew when I'd get it but that didn't matter, the anime effects are so broken you can kinda just do whatever you want. I had a sick combo where I Machine Duped for 3 Heavy Mech Support Platforms to tribute for Ra in one turn. All of a sudden at the end of elementary school/beginning of middle school I started taking Yugioh SUPER seriously, started watching deck videos, learned about card sleeves, playmats, I stopped playing for like 2 years while I slowly built up competitive decks (for the time anyways), got sleeves, deck boxes, play mats, and I came back to the game a new man. Oh and they also came out with the legal Winged Dragon of Ra which was sick so I had to use that too.
Side note: I love Trell's t-shirt... It made me tear up. RIP Kazuki Takahashi
Wow, listening to those cards rattle around in the tin just unlocked a core memory.
seeing videos like these really put a smile on my face and see how simpler playing yugioh was with friends before i was born, i did have some similar experiences with my brother lol, will never forget my 5 card blue eyes deck
keep up the awesome work!
The stacking and hand trap joke were great fourth wall breakers!
I only know it from boxing. what is it here?
A lot of my childhood memories were formed around these types of games. This made me really happy to see. Thank you for sharing such a delightful tribute to our collective experience. 💜
This is accurate representation of how it was played. Crazy how no one ever read the duel manual from the tin cans.
I remember playing this as a kid. We used to use normal spell cards like De-Spell as a counter trap card that can negate spell effects. We also set our life points to 10000 so the game wont end fast.
That was the craziest cat of Ill omen combo I’ve ever seen. Truly a duelist a head of his time
Honestly I cheered when I saw that.
Man, you guys really captured the spirit of the game from when I was 8. Well done!
This was just wholesome and a lot of fun to watch aswell as the first one. Well done TEAM APS!
I wish Yu-Gi-Oh was still like this I personally think it's way more fun than waiting for your opponent to finish their turn for 40 minutes straight
I feel like the oddball here, most people at my school knew the rules and I never experienced this kind of jank play back then. The closest thing would be my group of friends playing “duelist kingdom rules” for fun every now and then, and even then, that was just normal rules but with no tributes required to summon high level monster.
Sadge i never got to experience real ygo expect on db duel linlks master duel etc irl i dont have friends tht play ygo
When i was kid, none understand english. So text was useless.
I stopped playing Yugi Oh after somebody fought me for my cards and then my teacher took down 😂
@@dino_554 Yeah nobody Ik irl plays Yugi Oh anymore
@@alitmahendra891 Haha same
lol damn this fills me with so much nostalgia. Using quarters as Starchips, putting up slices of pizza as anti, fusing magic and traps with monsters, it was all fun and games back then. How times have changed
I remember being so disappointed when I played with someone who'd actually read the rules, and realised you didn't just kinda make up what the cards did based on your interpretation of the TV show... Also, just stacking all the cool looking cards into a giant 200 card thick slab, just like Yugi's grandpa who's deck had no weak cards :')
This is super accurate. My friends and I used to stack our cards when we didn't have the fusion monster too. But we has to know and agree about what it fused into
"you can't stack monsters on top of eachother in yugioh"
Xyz Monsters: Allow us to introduce ourselves
Literal Chills, From the House Rules making up ya own game to "my mom say yes if you ask". This was a treat from the past
*New Sub*
This just brings back memories of better yugioh days! Its crazy how i probably did similar things to whats depicted here
Definitely would forget to draw a card 🤣🤣🤣
I used to keep my deck in my pocket, unsleeved, with a rubber band tied twice around it so I could pull it out for a duel at any moment. I ruined so many cards in my day hahaha
Next sequel cafeteria Yugioh gone wrong
This reminds me of my first time playing Monopoly with a friend. We would roll the dice, move our player and always gain as much money as it was written on the new position. When the bank had no more money, we'd see who got more and that person won...
So much nostalgia and bittersweet memories laced into one video. ^_^ Also Trell making the life point decrease sound should be clipped and added to a game. XD It would be epic!
I remember when I was in elementary school kids just made up rules from the top of their heads.
There was this one kid at school who dueled with me said he gets draw from his deck per turn until he gets 5 cards at hands.
I was like: “WHAT!? You only get to draw 1 card per turn boy!!”
Oh man those were the days!
For flip summons, me and my friends use to flip them on our own and just keep them in defense mode. Also we used to only allow one monster to attack per turn.
"There's no such thing as handtraps in Yugioh!"
Kuriboh:
I don't play Yu-Gi-Oh now, and haven't since 2003. But all of these videos bring back so much nostalgia from playing with friends on Friday nights, and getting up early to watch the new episode Saturday morning. Thanks for making these and bringing me back to a simpler time
This is glorious. Good times. Thanks for making this skit y’all!
I remember dueling like this. Ahh the memories, though my school we had to smuggle our decks in as they would take them if seen.
I remember being back in 4th grade when Yu-Gi-Oh really became popular and this was literally how it was done😂
"Yeah I'm starting a collection. I had 5 pot of greeds in my deck too, but I just didn't see them today for some reason" when his deck was huuuuge had me laughing soo hard 😂😂😂 this is my favorite video you guys have produced hands down! hahahah
2:30 XYZ: *…cough*
This video was so nostalgic. My friends and I used to play Yu-gi-oh. We made up our own rules for the Pokémon card game though.
It was tough to watch this duel with no card sleeves slammin cards. Lol
Aaaah, brings me back to my very first duel where a friend gave me 20 cards for my birthday, slept over that night, we stayed up too late to play, and he insisted that my trap hole wouldn't work on his blue eyes bc it could fly. Good times.
Thanks for a trip down memory lane love this you guys got this right on the dot
the thing I appreaciate the most from this video is how he express the joy of getting a new Yugioh stuff. Back in the day any kind of Yugioh stuff I can get is enough to bring joy for weeks.
😂It really was that much fun, and they captured it perfectly. 👏
The monster type rules really spoke to me. When I was a kid my brother and I played the GBA games which had certain monster types always beating other monster types and we thought that was legit how the game worked lmao
The sucker punch of nostalgia,Right to the face
"And, since I forgot to draw at the beginning of my turn, I'll draw now."
"I guess that's fair."
Classic
Oh my god... This reminds me of this one guy who played about 10 blue eyes and then summoned kaibaman every first turn of a duel. He just said that he "Shuffled his deck at home.". He then gets all 10 blue eyes on the field and tried to go for game on the first turn. I told him you couldnt attack on first turn and he just threw a tantrum and then just immediately declared that "He won and he wants my rarest card.". Yeah I didnt give him anything and we never dueled again. Kids are so stupid man.
“My deck has 60 cards in it, now it’s even more powerful!” 😂
I'm not sure if that's a compliment or not, but you guys make for some fairly convincing 12 year olds (not appearance-wise obviously)
I remember me and my play group also used to meet up and play at the park after school back in the early 2000s... We would also play our sleeveless cards on asphalt. We had no phones, emails or social media, we just showed up.
When I saw the cards, no sleeves, on the basketball court. I got flashbacks to playing at YMCA camp on the weedy and crack filled courts and rememberd getting mad my cards got scratched. But I didn't know what card sleeves were.
Oh god, this is soooo how we played back in the day. I can almost remember scraping that first edition SJ because we din't use sleeves .
I remember getting the kaiba starter deck and not actually reading the rule book, just going off the anime, and then using battle city rules.
Good times.
lmao, this is SPOT ON.
I remember throwing traps cards or monster effect cards from my hand and using them.
I also remember trying to play like the shoe with 2000 life points, duels would end on turn 2 sometimes!
The flip summoning was so on point, like I already summoned it face down, I can flip it whenever I want!
Spell cards played all the time during opponents turn and moving facedown monsters when there's multiple
Oh man... I used to store all my extra singles in tins. Even a couple of my decks. I had zero clue what I was doing, and now I look back with nostalgia and horror at my storage choices.
2:40 I wonder how that blast sphere gameplay went down
Thank you. This brought back memories of me and my brother playing on the floor in our room, both of us trying to figure out the rules from nothing...
This couldn't be more accurate! The 5 cards draw cause you ran out of cards in your hand was GOLD. I used to draw to always keep my hand with 5 cards LOL
This bought me back thanks for the memories guys