I made a whole conspiracy up, after circular got limited to 1 it was up to him to finish the job. My man can finally sleep tight knowing circular is gone 😂😂😂😂
1:10:22 - Another reason why Inzektor got murderized was that at this point we were still sharing the same Banlist as the OCG so banlist changes that we got for the West were made based off of Japan's Meta and not ours which reflected in what decks were widely played between the two regions. At this time the OCG didn't have Wind-up Shark yet so their Wind-Up Deck was considerably less good than ours and only saw play as the Hand Loop strategy whereas Inzektor was far and away the most played deck there which combined with their success at worlds led to Dragonfly/Hornet being hit. Funnily enough I also remember from back then that Japan *never* caught onto Chaos Dragons outside of one or two builds that topped on the local level and that was only after the TCG started to make the deck work. Mind you Chaos Dragon also had a rough Inzektor matchup and they didn't have TGU yet so their Chaos Dragon deck would never have been as good as ours.
Ignition Effect Priority might actually be a remnant of how they played in the original manga (or how monsters could take action during the time in Ancient Egypt whence the inspiration for Duel Monsters was taken). There (and maybe also in the Duel with the Labyrinth Twins) you often had monsters taking some action the very instant they were summoned, often before you could even see that they were on the (battle)field and only being seen once the dust settles. You could consider the activation of Ignition effects almost part of bringing them out. I guess it's fairer to let your opponent respond first but it kind of sucks that they failed to balance the game around that (then again, maybe this was inevitable).
I cant wait for the 2013 recap, that was when I came back to the game the first time and played competitive as an adult, I played original release through the OG Chaos format and because i was a broke middle-schooler I didnt have the chaos deck but that was where I first realized my skill for deckbuilding and I made Last Turn combo and cooked all the older kids with the $ chaos decks. These videos are so great and the nostalgia for an oldhead like me is so wonderful
@24:55 technically yes because toss format they split that one German ycs into two because they couldn't host that many people. One venue had over 4.1k players while the second one had over 2.3k and they made an entire second ycs on the spot.
i played in 2012.. Agent chaos, Cyber dragon future fusion turbo, Chaos, Bubble beat, Heiratic-Blue eyes, Dragunity-Blue Eyes, ninja-anti spell-dark simorg lock, Frog Obelisk , machina geargia, Skull Servant-Lightsworn-Chaos, and lastly Mermail... this YEAR WAS MY FAVORITE It was when i was in community college with all my friends and really had no real adult stresses. (I also still use photon strike bouncer for fun at locals). also someone stole my slifer that summer!!!!
This is the best format idc what anyone says , the ones after are not bad up until pendalums but this was most fun , soo many equally strong decks you can play and then the number of versions each deck could play was on another level , we need to play this format today
Hey Josh, really love your content but when you speak while the narrator speaks too it is impossible to understand anything 😅 Maybe pause the video when you want to comment on it or wait for a pause?
2012 makes me so sad because inzektor and hieratic never got a chance in the tcg, inzektor was missing lavalval chain, daigusto emeral, volcasaurus and blackship of corn to be more playable on top of just auto losing to dolkka.and hieratic didn't get Gustav until wayyyy too late.
#1 Rabbit's popularity was due to player mindset of the time and the ease of play. The deck had no "big brain" plays and for a lot of (bad) players, one negation + backrow was the end all be all. #2 Wind-Up was by far the best deck but the format doesn't get enough praise for how fluid it was. Tournament results didn't truly indicate it but deck building kept evolving week to week, month to month. Great for Yu-Gi-Oh's growth. #3 Hieratic was an immensely powerful deck that was missing all of its good cards from OCG. No Gustav Max, Volcasaurus, and Pleiades were huge hits to the deck. I could rant on and on about this topic but March 2012 was the beginning of great Yu-Gi-Oh and a more evolved style of gameplay. This idea that the game almost died during the time is completely wrong.
I HATED Inzektor at the time. Felt like there was never a right way to play against them. Commit too much, get punished, don't commit enough, get punished. I was fine with getting wind up looped in comparison. Still, mid 2011 to early 2012 was when I truly got into going to locals and playing competitively so I still have major nostalgia for the era.
I love wind-ups, When i was playing this deck my opponent straight up said “ if you do the hand loop you’re a bad player “😐 soooo i proceeded to hand loop and then activate pot of avarice 😂😂😂
Congrats by getting banlist that seems really catered to you. Seems konami listen a lot to you. Being popular streamer + multiple ycs and world champ can make konami listened to you a lot banlist wise, Nice recap video tho as usual 👌
Player ignition priority basically let you cheat and add “quick effect” to any card that had an ignition effect. Shit was so dumb and ignorant. Legal cheating for years
Check out th-cam.com/users/thelawygo who made this amazing Video!
I got excited thinking this was his ban list reaction lmaoo
Literally same, then I saw the duration of the video
I made a whole conspiracy up, after circular got limited to 1 it was up to him to finish the job. My man can finally sleep tight knowing circular is gone 😂😂😂😂
Bruh been waiting for it for the past hour. Clicked immediately on this thinking this was it.
Same lmao
Same lmao
1:10:22 - Another reason why Inzektor got murderized was that at this point we were still sharing the same Banlist as the OCG so banlist changes that we got for the West were made based off of Japan's Meta and not ours which reflected in what decks were widely played between the two regions. At this time the OCG didn't have Wind-up Shark yet so their Wind-Up Deck was considerably less good than ours and only saw play as the Hand Loop strategy whereas Inzektor was far and away the most played deck there which combined with their success at worlds led to Dragonfly/Hornet being hit.
Funnily enough I also remember from back then that Japan *never* caught onto Chaos Dragons outside of one or two builds that topped on the local level and that was only after the TCG started to make the deck work. Mind you Chaos Dragon also had a rough Inzektor matchup and they didn't have TGU yet so their Chaos Dragon deck would never have been as good as ours.
"Wind-Ups are so based"
Deck known for handlooping and Shockmaster Turbo and little else
Your chance of winning against em? Yeah
Translation: too consistent vs scrub
translation translation:
i feel superior because i play tier 1 deck and youre a scrub because you dont@@eavyeavy2864
@@eavyeavy2864”you’re a scrub if you got hand looped because you didn’t open veiler”
Actual braindead take
The deck was more of a grind deck than it was a loop deck
Ignition Effect Priority might actually be a remnant of how they played in the original manga (or how monsters could take action during the time in Ancient Egypt whence the inspiration for Duel Monsters was taken).
There (and maybe also in the Duel with the Labyrinth Twins) you often had monsters taking some action the very instant they were summoned, often before you could even see that they were on the (battle)field and only being seen once the dust settles.
You could consider the activation of Ignition effects almost part of bringing them out.
I guess it's fairer to let your opponent respond first but it kind of sucks that they failed to balance the game around that (then again, maybe this was inevitable).
I cant wait for the 2013 recap, that was when I came back to the game the first time and played competitive as an adult, I played original release through the OG Chaos format and because i was a broke middle-schooler I didnt have the chaos deck but that was where I first realized my skill for deckbuilding and I made Last Turn combo and cooked all the older kids with the $ chaos decks. These videos are so great and the nostalgia for an oldhead like me is so wonderful
@24:55 technically yes because toss format they split that one German ycs into two because they couldn't host that many people. One venue had over 4.1k players while the second one had over 2.3k and they made an entire second ycs on the spot.
The ban list you made is there.
Just saw SunseedJess's reaction video to the Jan 2024 F/L list lol
i played in 2012.. Agent chaos, Cyber dragon future fusion turbo, Chaos, Bubble beat, Heiratic-Blue eyes, Dragunity-Blue Eyes, ninja-anti spell-dark simorg lock, Frog Obelisk , machina geargia, Skull Servant-Lightsworn-Chaos, and lastly Mermail... this YEAR WAS MY FAVORITE It was when i was in community college with all my friends and really had no real adult stresses. (I also still use photon strike bouncer for fun at locals). also someone stole my slifer that summer!!!!
That banlist was literally Konami saying "Hey buy the new cards stop playing what you like!"
Holy fuck
So many things happened in 2012. So many vital cards, even today and sooo many important events
This is the best format idc what anyone says , the ones after are not bad up until pendalums but this was most fun , soo many equally strong decks you can play and then the number of versions each deck could play was on another level , we need to play this format today
Its the format i was playing at locals the most. That Grandsoil Psychics deck in YCS Toronto was sweet.
Still play Ninjas and Madolche to this day.
That Zombie Monarch deck out of Providence was sweet. Nareg Torossian came out of retirement and topped his first YCS back with boomer cards.
it is nice to listen to old people talking about their olden days😂😂😂
Ignition effects were great.
Piper relinquished is my all time favorite deck. I wish I could still play it.
I bought the gold ghost set and all the cards art was not centered. Instead it was 1/4 lower. Was a bit upset but oh well
Man old school priority was insane.
Using seal of oric to out iblee has me crying 😂😂😂
Lightsworn Chaos .
I was at long Beach, playing wind ups 😁
Hey Josh, really love your content but when you speak while the narrator speaks too it is impossible to understand anything 😅
Maybe pause the video when you want to comment on it or wait for a pause?
2012 makes me so sad because inzektor and hieratic never got a chance in the tcg, inzektor was missing lavalval chain, daigusto emeral, volcasaurus and blackship of corn to be more playable on top of just auto losing to dolkka.and hieratic didn't get Gustav until wayyyy too late.
#1 Rabbit's popularity was due to player mindset of the time and the ease of play. The deck had no "big brain" plays and for a lot of (bad) players, one negation + backrow was the end all be all.
#2 Wind-Up was by far the best deck but the format doesn't get enough praise for how fluid it was. Tournament results didn't truly indicate it but deck building kept evolving week to week, month to month. Great for Yu-Gi-Oh's growth.
#3 Hieratic was an immensely powerful deck that was missing all of its good cards from OCG. No Gustav Max, Volcasaurus, and Pleiades were huge hits to the deck.
I could rant on and on about this topic but March 2012 was the beginning of great Yu-Gi-Oh and a more evolved style of gameplay. This idea that the game almost died during the time is completely wrong.
Josh, you should try shared ride in your runick bystial deck
Where banlist rxn
Josh please pause it when you're talking
You're quiter than the video you're watching so im having trouble actually hearing you
I HATED Inzektor at the time. Felt like there was never a right way to play against them. Commit too much, get punished, don't commit enough, get punished. I was fine with getting wind up looped in comparison. Still, mid 2011 to early 2012 was when I truly got into going to locals and playing competitively so I still have major nostalgia for the era.
Just saw the banlist! Sunavalon dryAss got hit!! let's go!!!
Se vabbè fra falle piu piccole ❤
FINALLY :D
I have suspicion that jjosh just got recruited into konami. The proof is the recent tcg banlist 😂
konami employees can't play competitive yugioh
32:58 old prio was better 😂 , after that change all monsters like Breaker became unplayable
Chaos Dragon best deck
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I love wind-ups, When i was playing this deck my opponent straight up said “ if you do the hand loop you’re a bad player “😐 soooo i proceeded to hand loop and then activate pot of avarice 😂😂😂
Congrats by getting banlist that seems really catered to you. Seems konami listen a lot to you.
Being popular streamer + multiple ycs and world champ can make konami listened to you a lot banlist wise,
Nice recap video tho as usual 👌
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Player ignition priority basically let you cheat and add “quick effect” to any card that had an ignition effect. Shit was so dumb and ignorant. Legal cheating for years
wut