What Wish I Knew Before Playing Yu-Gi-Oh
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- I really like Yu-Gi-Oh, but there are some things I wish I'd known before I started playing.
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What do YOU wish you'd known about Yu-Gi-Oh before you started playing?
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Gonna be real, I wish that I knew how creepy *those* yugioh players can be. The ones with vaguely not safe for yugioh mats, playing traptrix/sky striker and/or saying things that really shouldn't be said to your 16 year old opponents. I have no issue with traptrix and sky striker, but those players have put me off them.
Taking car of my cards bro
When I was little I had an Ulti crush card virus and it’s ruined 😂
Tell me who will pay me on basis or written consent. I just win product to trade if needed
One thing I wish I knew before I started playing is definitely what kind of brands you should get your Yu-Gi-Oh! supplies from, like dragon shield sleeves or to NOT use the paper playmat they give u in structure decks 😅😂 one time when i was starting out in Yu-Gi-Oh! I bought my first sleeves for my shaddoll structure deck from Walmart but they weren't Japanese sized sleeves so they were too big for my cards
On a similiar note: i was flamed for using rubber Bands to keep my sleeved deck together
I am a yugi-boomer and a magic player. I love the back and forth of a good match. The ebb and flow of a game. After an intense match, shaking hands and saying “damn that was close”, just hits right. Modern yugioh DOES NOT do that for me. The feeling of each player playing 10 minute solitaire until one wins just sucks. That ebb and flow doesn’t exist.
Yeah i get that. If you have friend you can get the to play slower.
I love to play Archfiends. Its a pretty slow.deck that mostly just normal summons a monster and done. It has Effects that summon big monsters and stuff. But its slow. Very slow. So i got my friend to play with me. He is playing something like amazoness, or fortune lady. Another very slow deck that maybe summons 1-2 monsters and done.
Yu-Gi-Oh is only so good as you want it to be. You can play how and what you want. Thats what i love.
same for me but with pokemon, sad yugioh is not the game i once loved so much :(
This is singlehandedly the biggest problem with the game. Yugioh has never been perfect, but the ebb and flow seems to have died off a long time ago
Exactly. Yugioh duels used to feel like a mid-season heavyweight anime fight, with two side characters starting slow and gradually pulling all the stops until among other things they introduce viewers to the power scale of whatever they were watching. Nowadays it feels like bad fan writing. Especially when the decider is a gacha card.
Check out yugioh edison format. Its the perfect balance
i've play a lot of duel links and master duel, and i just recently bought a Traptrix starter deck to play TCG, i teach my sister to play and she really liked it, now we both play duel links together and in the near future will be playing TCG. Its a shame a lot of people just wouldn't give it a shot, because believe it or not, its not as complicated as you may imagine, just give it some time and you will actually find yourself enjoying different ways of summoning monsters and making different combos. Syncros, XYZ, Pendulums and Links don't ruin the game, is just natural for a game to evolve, dont be afraid to try something new just because of nostalgia
I just got into this card game! Been enjoying Master Duel and starting to enjoy the deck building process! Still gotta understand the flow of the game more but like you said with time I'll get it! I find it fun!
@@TheFatJuice I'm so happy to hear that!
I remember back in 2014 when i summoned blue eyes ultimate on my first turn after special summoning like 4 monsters. My dad and brother were impressed. Modern is kinda ludicrous compared to that but the only real problem to me with it is just the pricing on some cards.
Now this is wholesome
I don’t play much other than master duel but I still like buying cards and new sets. So my solution is to just be happy with that you’re able to pull. Build a deck YOU like. You do not have to build super expensive meta decks especially if you’re not competing. I built Sky Strikers and then Branded, two decks I personally love.
lmao me opening Age of Overlord and basically getting the TG box, so I ended up getting the remaining cards of the deck for $30 extra
I just started playing TCG after years of duel links and master duel. I bought 3x obelisk structure and 3x blue eyes structure and a case of 25th anniversary. Had a blast teaching my gf how to play. I'm excited to buy more structure decks like the new jack atlas one and maybe a blackwing one if that exists as that was my most fun deck in master duel.
Blackwing is difficult. You can just buy the newer cards and older as singles. Its best to build the deck in master duel and then buy the single cards online and build your deck that way. Silverwind for example is a 20$ ulra i think. So you have to supplement this. The other cards are very cheap
Those 3-4 way duels as a kid used to be so intense lol. Basically gang up on whoever got the most life points. And sacrificed for stronger monsters. We would never lmao.
Having to remember so much and cards being so expensive is kinda the only reason for me why I enjoy master duel. It prompts me of effects i would have otherwise forgotten and price wise i have so many cards i can make fun decks with that i never would have had irl.
best advice I can give is for people to play master duel first. card cost and decks aside, just the handholding they do with things like card activations or what you can use
And use master duel for testing. Build and play decks in master duel before you buy the cards just to realise you dont like how the deck plays.
@@spinni5767 use Edo Pro for testing. It actually is going to let you see cards months in advance and you won't end up with the unchained moment for the vast majority of people as you'll have a better idea of the cards when low where best then
YGO is a game I don't think I could ever get back into. It just feels poorly done these days with no way to really make it more enjoyable. I have fond memories of casual play before the age of XYZ, but the beast is just so different now that it's lost almost every bit of the charm once I put that since of nostalgia away. Magic, Pokemon, and Digimon have proven to feel more like what I want in a card game nowadays. I might consider at least finding my old decks and getting them new boxes and proper fitting sleeves to at least put them down with some proper last respects.
Older formats are a thing you can play if you're talking about before XYZ's then that would be Edison format or Time wizard which is one of the most supported older formats for people who want to play with decks from way back.
the exact same sentiment here
Ocg always had multiple prints of the chase card in the same exact same set. Such as MACR ash was printed in both super and secret rares. That is mostly a TCG issue.
Right. That I’m aware we only had that for Duelist Genesis an Crossroads of Chaos
Yea but the ocg also has issues like look at when they got dpe. The engine without dpe was $50 because they lack the same reprint policy so short term yea they get it better but Long term when random stuff like celestial, dasher and FD became needed they're having our issues
I started back then around 2008 or so and yeah it was a much different time then, I have been playing for the longest time when my friend got me into playing magic commander and it just blew my mind when I could play with a 100 card deck. I actually like the player base more though its less toxic at times, my locals i go to is pretty chill too and we play games that last for almost hours lol. I think the biggest one I did was with 8 players yes 8 and that was crazy. I now have around 7 magic decks now but I still play yugioh for fun sometimes at locals and sometimes attend the tournament on saturdays just to try my luck there.
Reminder that S:P Little Knight has both Super and Secret Rare variants in the OCG, making her cost significantly more manageable for players.
Imagine if current TCG Konami was in charge of the prints during Lord of Tachyon Galaxy. I'd have no doubts they'd bump the Dragon Rulers from the commons and rares that they were initially printed at to Super Rare for the babies and Secret Rare for the level sevens, turning the $8-10 rares into $50+ copies of each. Game probably would have died in the TCG with how outrageous it would have been to get into, or people would have reclused back to Edison and GOAT formats.
Dragon Ball Super has had Yu-Gi-Oh tier speed and combo lines. Around set 3 Mecha Frieza, set 4 with the dominance of SS3 Goku, Super Shenron Storm of early set 6, even what I'd call King format (a period of time dominated by King Vegeta, King Cold, King Piccolo, and Dark Broly) which was like 2021. The unrestricted format has some Yu-Gi-Oh level combo lines, making FTKs easily realistic. Nowadays, a game lasts for about 5-6 rounds of turns, giving lots of time for back and forth and decks can play out pretty fast. Big thing that helps keep the speed in check is effects to play cards usually require the player or their opponent to have X amount of energy to use it to give their opponent time to prepare and it gives windows for counter play. Staples are also far more reasonable than Yu-Gi-Oh. Only issue at this point is that the game will be phased out for a new version which is supposed to pull back the feel of the game to earlier periods of the game where the game was more focused on using the combo mechanic which is a core part of the game.
This is why I'm working on a nice and cheap Ghoti deck. The fish shall be strong!
Why I still play sharks
@@mattyorshinI'm just waiting for those Armor XYZ cards to come to MD lmao
ghoti goes crazy at locals
I started playing yugioh back when the blue eyes packs came out. I was already an adult at that time. The only regret I have back then is how much I spent on packs
One thing i wished i knew before i started playing yugioh, and i have been playing on and off since the first starter decks came out, but one thing i wished i knew wad how decks worked together see for me i thought decks were suppose to repersent you and what you like sort like how it was in the anime. But that is not the case as i started to learn how to build decks and one thing i learned was that decks have a theme aka part of a archetype and how each card works in the archetype and that can make some decl huilding confusing or so. One word of advice i would say if you want to see how these decks work in action test them in something like edo pro before buying the real cards.
IDK Paul 30 bucks isnt exactly cheap in my opinion either Let alone for a kid not from a well off family. In other parts of the world counterfeit cards are usually given a pass by people as long as the effect is correct cuz from a less well off persons perspective even boosters are a massive scam and waste of money.
By cheap, I just mean one of the most adorable options for getting a full, functioning deck. Of course everyone's circumstances are going to be different.
@@TeamAPS I get that its comparatively cheap at least. But Konami is so lacking in that department like you pointed out its stupid
Yugioh for better or worst plays into the power fantasy dream. Which normally isnt a bad thing... For a single player game.
Unfortunately, this power fantasy tends to mean the other player is not having fun or sometimes could even not exist and the game state (occasionally )wouldnt have changed one bit.
No other 2 player game has the potential power to alienate 1 player as hard as yugioh can.
For me personally, thats what i hate about it. But everyone has their own opinion.
To add to that, since i just watched the end of the video.
Regarding the social aspect.
Its getting to be extremely difficult to get my other friends to play modern yugioh. MTG and One Piece was super easy to invite them in and teach.
But Yu-Gi-Oh is the exact opposite. Yes, the rules are the same as Paul mentioned. But so so many cards break the games own rules. And so many interactions are never explained properly by the game itself that the average player just wouldnt want to bother.
One thing I wish I knew before joining Yugioh is to deck build, and check out my deck myself than just grabbing random netdecks. I'm not decrying people using it, but people under estimate how powerful a spicy cook in the kitchen with an unexpected card in a deck can be. Like, it doesn't matter if it's not the greatest deck, experiment it could turn out cool.
"Paul slowly walks in the room" - It's time for a yugioh rant
As different as the anime’s are from actual games, I like how they explain how the different mechanics work. I had no idea what pendulum summoning was like until Arc-V explained more easily than anything else
One thing to know is that despite effect monsters saying "effect" in their textbox, only part of that is the effect. An activation leads to two actions: the cost and the effect. This is why you have to banish cards when using pot of extravagance and the opponent can still negate the effect. Paying the cost isn't the effect, it's just what comes before it. Ignoring some ruling irregularities with some outlier cards (or unclassified effects) and cards using weird wording, especially in older printings, this is how it works.
AFAIK, a cost is immediately recognizable as a cost since it's after the : of the restriction (i.e. when it activates/when you can activate it) and before the ; that precedes the effect. Some effects have the effect after this little string of text here: ", and if you do, " which isn't as nice and easy to make out but you can get used to it. Oftentimes if it feels like a cost it turns out to be one. Maybe I have it easier as a Master Duel player since the game deals with the rules not me, and it also shows the whole effect that gets activated.
Also is it just me or is every effect in reality just an effect of an effect where the primary effect has a cost and constitutes the whole sentence and the effect of the effect, i.e. the action detailed at the end is what can be negated by other effects that state something like "negate the effect"? You could almost just say that restriction (optional), cost (optional) and effect of an effect monster, a spell or a trap are all there is and they don't form a complex that has to be given a name, since that could just be referred to as spell / trap or effect monster, but what about those cards with multiple effects? (In that case they are even officially called effects) Something like activations or so might make more sense. You have something you can activate; you, your opponent and the judge if any, or the viewers if any check the restriction ("In the battle phase:" for example) is met, you pay the cost "you can send this card to the graveyard (GY)" and you opponent then chains his/her own effect to it, namely the card Infinite Impermanence which negates the monster effect (let's pretend the monster is face-up on the field already), at this point a chain has been formed consisting of two links: Chain link 1 is the monster you're using; chain link 2 is Infiinte Impermanece. The chain was built in this order and all costs have been paid in that order and the chain of effects resolves in the opposite order. First your monster gets negated by Infinite Impermanence, then you try and fail (at least Master Duel has the card rising and produzing a quizz show's wrong answer buzz sound and the card getting greyed out temporarily).
I wish i knew that floodgates existed and ash blossom is just a bandaid on some wounds.
That Jeffery L exodia match you played a clip of was poetry in motion for what a well piloted deck looks like when you learn how the game works.
Lmfao pilot a scrub AUTO PILOT DRAW DRAW DRAW EXoDiTha i wIn 😂
@@Nemissis4265 so we gonna see you go 4-0 at ycs?
6:40
And also, wasting turns that could have been potential game-ending turns. But was prolonged for dramatic effect.
Edit: 2 examples from GX -
1 - Jaden using Clay Wrap to pop Ectoplasmer when he could use it to sacrifice Rampart Blaster beat Jinzo for game.
2 - Jaden using Fusion Gate to summon Tempest and destroy Nightshroud’s Mirage Dragon when he could recover Burst Lady and summon Flame Wingman instead to destroy Mirage Dragon and burn the rest of Nightshroud’s LP for game.
I think it would be a fun video if you guys played an actual game of "playground yugioh" just all the over the top rules and BS that we had in the childhood. That being said I understand how complicated and confusing it could get for everyone
I must admit I do enjoy magic and Weiss, but Yu-Gi-Oh does hit differently and it hits the best
Of course I learned in the the end that MST does not negate. However, "my" playground Yugioh consisted of 3 other friends. Everyone else thought it was so nerdy. I had a PSP with Tag Force 3, that game was a blast and got me into different archetypes, but I really never figured out to google the meta decks -- I had high disdain for synchros back then. Without any sort disrespect & honest and sincere questions: I see a lot of american black creators in the Yugioh scene. What was playground yugioh for you back then? How many different people did you duel with physical cards into your pre-teens? Is Yugioh (somehow) a sleeper hit in the black community? Thank you for your continued input and content for the scene, I greatly appreciate it.
For the game playing not like the anime. As a person that started playing yugioh more seriously because of the anime the overkill boss monster thing literally became how I wanted to play yugioh. In fact the one card combo that got me into the game was yuma using double or nothing to literally double utopias attack to overkill levels so I literally do the same thing in the real game now. Sure its not optimal considering everyone can get like multiple negates onto the board but all it takes is one moment to hit your opponent to otk them.
Yuma is hype
@@haroldnecmann7040definitely one of the most underrated protagonists
The prosperity effect: i just put the card on the field center card until the end or the turn. Cause that way both players remember the effect
I miss the back and forth that it used to have, I want every duel to fell like Kaiba vs Yugi in the battle city finals, where every action had a response and it really came down to the wire. And outside of pure sky strikers most decks that had potential to compete at the highest level haven’t allowed as much back and forth between players
One thing I wish I knew about this game is that by playing, that it was hell I was walking into.
As someone who started in 2022 with MD comming out I had a lot of trouble knowing why some things happened, the effect of IP Masq when used as a link material does not activate so colour me surprised when I tried to destroy their link monster and nothing happend and me just sitting there trying to find what did what.
As I read more cards and learned I've really come to enjoy it but that first month was horrendous...
I got back into paper yugioh about two years ago and started with just collecting sets, and just yesterday I picked up a set of some remaining tearlaments cards for a pile deck I'm building. Those planets are still pricey even after all the bans...but yeah, it's definitely a unique type of gameplay you won't get from any other TCGs. People can still play playground yugioh if they want, so there's no reason to hate the modern game just because it isn't what it used to be...or technically never was, but also kind of was for many people in a shared experience?
Tear shot back up because outside of bans kash not existing anymore made it wholely playable yet again alongside Horus stuff
I just really do not get how people convince themselves that $100 a card is okay, and not in the collector retain value way. It's really silly especially when warhammer 40k is called expensive aha
Great advice! I picked up a few structure decks on a whim and am planning on going to my LGS to start playing again. Will be keeping these tips in mind!
Straight to the point! That was quite the unique intro
Dude that Kariboh sweater is so cool!
When I learned the official rules the thing I HATED most was the turn "phases." So confusing when I'm trying to read/memorize what the monster effects, traps, and magic cards already do. In Pokemon they make it simple, no phases, one turn. You can play unlimited items, ONE supporter trainer, add ONE energy, ONE evolution, and fill your bench with Pokemon if you want.
You could also print the cards out or play online.
I'm trying to get back into paper/cardboard yu-gi-oh, and the staple reprint set has been nice (still haven't bought anything yet, as I'm weighing my options vs paying bills XD).
My gripes are that I can not find any singles stores in Australia, and that the decks I like (and play on Master Duel) are tier 2 or lower, or look interesting and fun with great art, but cost an arm and a leg. Centur-Ion for example, has been rarity shifted higher, and are seemingly the only cards people want from their booster set, which drastically out prices my budget.
I'm currently looking at playing P.U.N.K, Magikey+World Chalice, Destiny Hero, or Elemental Hero (focussing on the new Flame Wingman). I was looking at the lair of darkness structure deck, but its out of stock everywhere I look, and the boss monster has never been reprinted...
That's one of the biggest issues of playing physical YGO. I live in Canada and prices are about 50%-300% more expensive than in the US. this is specially more true on certain cards because we cannot use TCGplayer to get access to those "said" cards. I use 5 different websites that ship to Canada and I literally cannot build certain decks because they are all sold out.
It makes sense to you because you grew with the game a newcomer coming in will find it a bit much to take in
One thing I wish I knew before starting Yu-Gi-Oh is that not all archetypes are built equally, and to this day, that's probably the most disappointing part of the game to me. I have all these archetypes that I love, but I can't play them if I want to have any chance of winning. Not pure, anyway (which is how I prefer to play). Blue Eyes, Toons, Exodia, Kuriboh, even newer archetypes I've grown attached to like Melffy; can't play any of those pure if I want to win, or so I've been told
That's just any card game that relies on product with inherent chance to pull stuff. They're not gonna make everything Equal because that doesn't move sets you need to always have something better than the rest to push people to splurge more on packs but more so people who buy in bulk so they can make money so they buy sets again and distros make money
I literally almost bought pot of pot of prosperity before the rarity collection released and i am so happy i waited,i can reasonably afford a playset now instead of just 1 copy for like 60 bucks lmao
As yugioh fan thats exactly why I dont play tcg. Only free emulators where i get my deck fix/strategy build up and masterduel where ill build any deck i need with pretested strats.
And plot twists its free to play it like that. And it will stay free as Konami wont disable emulators because pro tcg players test there.
That’s why I love the Pokémon TCG.(And there is more player interaction with less stopping people to summon stuff)
Same but with MTG. You actually get to play the kinda game you want to play. Or at least attempt to. Blue is still a thing.
@@neoneanderthal2658 👍
7:37 I first thought that Danger! Archetype has it's reveal as a quick effect
But like seriously though that thing with prosperity where you forget that you activate it so your opponent takes half damage but you forgot your activated it so you don't have to remember that you're taking only half damage this turn has come up and I've lost games because of it and I may or may not have lost games because I forgot my opponent won't take any damage to the current I activate Dark Ruler
I absolutely support sponsors and teams becoming more of a thing for competitive YGO. The level that the best of the best are competing at in this game isn't dissimilar to the best teams in TI or LCS.
getting back into the game after about a year, feels good to be home 😭
Hey Paul, can I ask where you got your sweater from? It looks sick and just in time for winter too
one of your best videos to date
One thing for sure I wished I knew before getting into it was how long it what be to finally play a deck you really love and know the best without anyone trying to bring you down for it😂
The one thing i wish i learned is its not a kids game even a young adult will have a hard time playing certain new decks these days. Also since its a kids game you must save up like 100 bucks if you want a booster box.
If you know how to deck build in modern yugioh, you have TONS of options to make a cheap deck that can steal games from top decks here and there. You won't be mega consistent, but you'll get some wins and be pretty happy if you just like dueling for it's back and forth and combo-heavy meta. Fun times. Yugioh is mega cheap for ppl like myself who go for unorthodox under the radar strats as well as just simply waiting for price drops on key cards.
LOL THE POWER OF FRIENDSHIP! It was for real the whole time.
Yeah I was putting in some money last summer, I was trying to be competitive. I fell out and just put my toes back in. Cards selling for $100+ last summer are now around $10. I still love it but I'm done with spending big money.
Why'd Paul sit down like "we need to talk." 😂
I'm more of a collector these days, but seeing the modern YuGiOh scene has kinda put me off playing the game again (especially now that my sight is bad and the card text needs a microscope to read).
"Yugioh is pretty fun because there's no resources like lands or energy."
Umm, have you heard of Keyforge? Lol, but seriously, the one thing i wish I onew sooner was how fun the game is. Getting over the hump of learning how turns work and card interactions wasn't to bad. Now I just gotta watch out for buying too many cards lol
I personally collect cards that I like and can afford. Playing the game at its current state is very challenging and you have to try hard and invest. Something I'm not the biggest fan of but i don't mind it tbh.
Liked the last part, these videos are my therapy
I really liked to play yugioh before, but long time ago... Is still there a format where we can play the recents cards but with the basic rules (like the sacrifice thing and basic fusion), without all that syncro, numbers, pendullum and craziness?
I used the anime to play originally. When I came back, I used master duel plus TH-cam
Been out of it for years. Been craving getting into it again
I hate that OCG is separated from TCG.
imagine seeing an anime episode where the villain uses mystic mine lol
I hope this reaches all the beginners and those who were thinking on getting in the game
When I first got into competitive yugioh I was used to the GBA games where you would be fine building a deck of 1600-2000 attack waifus and win, I was getting destroyed at locals week after week, by players playing 5DS era decks and it wasn’t until I picked up a caius monarch theme deck that I had any success, I wish I knew I could have built a decent deck to compete with them by combining theme decks rather than playing as I did in the games.
My problem was the disconnect between video game rulings and tabletop ones. All my friends played different games, with me being the YBoomer and only had played Dark Duel Stories.
We had literal fist fights over these misinterpreted versions, but I do remember in the end combining all the rules to make OUR recess sessions at least balanced in everyones' minds.
Color me shocked when I got into MDuel, only to find out my rules never even existed... 20+ years later. There is no Attribute ruling that allows DMagic to best BEyes. You have to play Polymerization for your Fusions....
I am so glad I play MtG instead YGO in paper, however, I do enjoy pulling out my old decks, and running the newer peeps through a time portal 🤣🤣
I wish I knew to keep my cards. ...Coming back is more expensive *AND* if I didn't give my old collection away, I could've bought house with it today, seeing these resale prices 🤣🤣
Omg that's so true. I sold a lot of very good cards.
“Man YGO is expensive”
*gets into Magic*
“Man YGO was cheap”
This doesn't really work because Magic has a multitude of different formats and ways to play, while the TCG has basically only the current format and the much less supported Edison side events.
Yeah, if you're gonna play eternal formats with reserved list cards, Yu-Gi-Oh can't even compare, but casual, flavor-centric commander, which is extremely popular, is very cheap. You can build a deck that allows you to engage fully with the game for less than a copy of S:P
@@In.New.York.I.Milly.Rock. playing casual formats in any games gonna be cheaper than playing an actual competitive format which magic makes ygo look cheap.
Where is the sweater from? I tried googling for kuriboh knit sweater to no avail 😅
Yo! Iwatodai Dorm is my jam!
Awesome video as always man! Keep it up ^^
What's a good starter deck for the tcg in this post tear/kash/our turn world we live in? I wanted to try Vanquish Soul but with those prices and rarities I could buy like 10 AAA games instead. :/
Yooo where did you get that shirt its awesome!!
It DOES feel great the better you get!!
Love your content! Keep it up!
As a mannadium player, I can say there is no back and forth if I go first 95% of the time
I wish i had known this would be a lifelong crippling addiction
Great video… but where’d you get that sweater from? lol
Ah. Yes. Playground Yu-Gi-Oh. When you summon Jinzo your opponent "Trap Hole" your Jinzo because they already set the Trap Hole first. Yep. We also draw two cards per turn. Draw Phase and we draw again at the End Phase.
where can i buy that kuriboh sweater? thats awesome. I always love the merch and shirts on display
I have clicked the like and subscribe button, I am now Paul's friend. Hi Paul.
Paul I NEED that Kuribo shirt where did you get it my friend?
Persona 3 OST goes so hard
This is exactly why I bought the singles after they came out
Yugioh does hit, but with MTG there’s several pros and cons vs yugioh. 1 of the major 1s in magic if you stick to playing non standard there cars will typically remain good or valuable for a while. Yugioh is notorious to just reprints into the dirt.
Intense first few seconds
where did you get that sweater its so fire i want one so bad
I’m bringing my Vaylantz deck to locals… just gonna try to have fun lol
Learning how to use them has been the most fun and interesting thing in recent yugioh for me. Check them out!
I'm sorry for the offtopic but please where did you get your sweater😍
I STILL WISH I KNEW WHAT POT OF GREED DID!
Where do you guys always get these cool yu gi oh shirts 😢
Love that jumper where you get it ?
I just looked up the deck that I would like to have a physical copy of , and its roughly $238 which definately isnt bad its just i dont know of any in person places that i could go near me to play. My 2 friends i play with we play on master duel.
What deck is that
@@Devo2.0 mikanko/dogmita/kaiju
@@Raining_H yeesh
@@Devo2.0 lol you dont like mikanko? One of my favorite decks
Seeing how YGO and Pokemon handle reprints makes me sad to be an MTG player over the last few years with WotC
Team APS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That shirt is fire 🔥