i like the how a lot of the mechanics are similar to other tcgs but yet feel fresh when playing this game. definitely a must by for me. i love tcgs that use the shield/trigger system but also use a mana system at the same time.
Yes, really like the balance between familiar and fresh they achieved with OPTCG. And it somehow mixes together for a completely new kind of experience, feels like I'm learning a new type of game from scratch!
@@rustmarrow mtg's biggest flaw is that you end up with hands that have too many or too few mana. this game solves it by making it a separate deck and only giving the player a maximum of two dons per turn. best of all, the dons can be shuffled back into the deck, and aren't color restricted. best of all, the shield/trigger system makes it so easy to track who's winning/losing without the need of a calculator. my hats off to whoever designed this system. im trying to design a card game myself, and this is a huge revelation to me. plz include one piece tcg content, the game is easy to follow.
I was so lost on how to play the one piece card game from watching other tutorials and then I see the homie rustmarrow has a tutorial battle video. You sir are absolutely GOATED. Much appreciated, I now understand how the game is played!
same I'm still confused on when triggers can be played. Is it when ever the card is picked up for example taking a hit in your life cards and when you draw one from your deck on your turn?
*IMPORTANT: Bandai just announced a rule change (16 Sep). Instead of choosing which Life to return to hand when taking damage, you go in order and always take your top Life as damage instead. First impressions: I don't have enough IQ for this game LOL. The mechanic of DON!! attachment really expands the strategic possibilities of each turn, especially with the free order of the Main Phase. For example, you could bait your opponent into letting a strong but relatively weaker attack through by attacking first, before committing all of your Active DON!! to making a second unblockable attack. And if the opponent doesn't fall for it, you can adapt to the situation by distributing your DON!! for multiple attacks OR switching attention to field presence instead (playing more Charas or knocking out your opp's Charas). So far based on my playtesting, it's felt like the 'common sense' gained from playing other TCGs doesn't always completely work in this one. Definitely going to need more time to get used to One Piece's fresh twists on the genre, but have been enjoying the game more with each match I play and genuinely excited to get better at it. Would highly recommend giving it a shot!
The things I don't like are the comeback machanics, and the counter machanics. Your hand is the most valuable resource, that's why cards that allow you to draw from your deck are so valuable. And to discard a card for a temporary buff is just a waste, and doesn't even make sense for the One Piece universe; unlike dragonball where characters give their ki to each other to aid in battle, like against Cell, Buu, etc. I don't like the card advantage when losing life because it rewards the losing player, and they could draw into a crucial card for their strategy. Giving them the victory. It's not as hard to learn as the dbs card game, but not as awesome as the digimon tcg. I'm looking forward to your future videos for the one piece tcg though.
@@zerolifez I get it. I'm just saying it's not my favorite thing about the game. I like the way digimon's rules are with regards to the security stack.
@@amiasg9305 I just don't like comeback machanics. Lol. It reminds me of playing MK X with my friends. I'd be whopping butt the whilatch, then bam, xray move. And he's back in the game.
At first i don't know the rules and quite confusing. But when i saw your tutorial "Great tutorial!!!" I didn't know that one piece tcg is so fun to play!
Omg thank you so much for this! My freind kept telling me if a card was rested you had to attack it before the leader card. This tutorial was super helpful
I have a few questions. 1. Do you have to grab your life cards in order, top to bottom? Or you can grab any life card? I've seen everyone grabbing the life card from top to bottom? 2. Event trigger vs character trigger? If you choose to activate the event trigger do it goes into the trash? If you choose to activate the character trigger effect, does the character goes to the trash?
I can imagine the fake straw hats vs the real straw hats. As a leader card, Demaro Black would redirect enemy attacks to one of his own characters representing that he would sacrifice his own crew to save himself.
How do u know how many dons can be added to your character? Is it possible to add all 10 to any character when all dons are on the field to a single character or leader to boost their attack to the max?
I was looking for help to play this game but I'm a visual learner so this helped a bunch! Thank you! Also shouldnt Luffy have been fine in the final turn since he had so much Don added to him? Or does that only count for attacking and not defending?
I remember Dule masters anime when I was a kid and only ever got into playing yugioh and saw people play magic, is every card game pretty much the se as duel masters? Vanguard, one piece, Digimon and a few others I've seen follow the same formula with maybe one or two unique gimmicks. Was dule masters the first to set this formula of tcg? I've never seen another game like yugioh and harthstone seems like a faster pace magic
Sorry to many questions, I noticed the character cards have symbols to the right of their power level, and they will say like "special" "slash" "shoot" "strike" "ranged". What do these mean?
Those are each Chara's attack attributes. Normally, they don't matter much but some effects use them. For example, 2 Luffy cards cannot be KO'd in battle with Charas - since he's made of rubber
i bought two decks of the purple pirates and combined into one now i have a deck that KO's each of my opponents chracter cards i start after turn 2 lol :) one by one each of my opponents character cards get ko
@@rustmarrow The English dub also pronounce it as Loo-fee. At least, the Funimation dub that's on going. That's the only version of the show I've watched
@@rustmarrow That might have been the FoxKids dub? The funimation dub has been going on for over a decade at this point and they've always called him Loo-Fee
When a shield is broken does the card have to be revealed or is it added to hand, blind from opponent knowledge? This game looks like a great side game to digimon. I've missed the counter play aspect of yugioh but haven't had any motivation to play it.
It is added to the hand, blind from the opponent. You only have to reveal it if it is a Trigger and you want to activate it (Trigger effects are usually optional)
just out of curiosity does the don cards attached to a leader go back to the don zone at the end of your turn or start of your next turn? As it looked like it but you never said anything about it happening.
Of course the one question I ask is how this game is different then dragon ball super, and I can see a few differences already, you have 6 life cards instead of 8, a 10 card extra deck, and something called a stage zone. Edit: ohhhhhh, the leader determines how many life cards you have.
Another question 😄 If when taking damage you reveal a character with a trigger effect that plays it for free, can that character attack when it becomes your turn?
I love your explanation and videos but PLEASE say "loo-fy" it's killing me lol. in English and Japanese its pronounced that way, idk where you heard it pronounced like how you're saying it
when you have a event card that says counter, can i activate the effects of that card, without using it like a counter? for example using a card like ST03-016 Tsuri Pressure Gun C
If youre looking at someones translation theres a good chance they missed out some of these smaller details. Its on the Japanese official rule manual Page 7, Point 3 in the first section on Game Preparation
is this the teaching game app? i have the app and it looks nothing like this, would like to know where you're playing this cuz it doesnt look like an apresentation. is this some app?
Does zoro keep the 1000 power boost in the opponents turn if he has 1 DON!! attachted? I know the DON!! buff goes away, but he also has the effect of gaining 1000 power when DON!! is attachted.
This tutorial was perfect man, I’ve watched 3 before this and none of them were as in depth or as entertaining as this one. GREAT video!
i like the how a lot of the mechanics are similar to other tcgs but yet feel fresh when playing this game. definitely a must by for me. i love tcgs that use the shield/trigger system but also use a mana system at the same time.
Yes, really like the balance between familiar and fresh they achieved with OPTCG. And it somehow mixes together for a completely new kind of experience, feels like I'm learning a new type of game from scratch!
@@rustmarrow mtg's biggest flaw is that you end up with hands that have too many or too few mana. this game solves it by making it a separate deck and only giving the player a maximum of two dons per turn. best of all, the dons can be shuffled back into the deck, and aren't color restricted. best of all, the shield/trigger system makes it so easy to track who's winning/losing without the need of a calculator. my hats off to whoever designed this system. im trying to design a card game myself, and this is a huge revelation to me. plz include one piece tcg content, the game is easy to follow.
I was so lost on how to play the one piece card game from watching other tutorials and then I see the homie rustmarrow has a tutorial battle video. You sir are absolutely GOATED. Much appreciated, I now understand how the game is played!
100% same
Literally the best tutorials. I'm more of a practical type than explanation so this really did it for me
Great tutorial man. Just one problem Luffy is pronounced (LooFee)
Yup, but the Eng dub way feels more natural to me, cos that's what I heard growing up haha
@@rustmarrow totally fair. I grew up reading the manga and started the anime much later. Great video nonetheless Rustmarrow.
accent problem...its alright
@@rustmarrowwait what English dub did you watch that pronounced it Luh-fee? I think even the old 4 Kids dub pronounced it correctly.
@@rustmarrow even the Eng dub pronounced it the correct way.
Great Tutorial! It's too bad there was no Trigger during this match up. Looking forward to the next two decks!
same I'm still confused on when triggers can be played. Is it when ever the card is picked up for example taking a hit in your life cards and when you draw one from your deck on your turn?
*IMPORTANT: Bandai just announced a rule change (16 Sep). Instead of choosing which Life to return to hand when taking damage, you go in order and always take your top Life as damage instead.
First impressions: I don't have enough IQ for this game LOL. The mechanic of DON!! attachment really expands the strategic possibilities of each turn, especially with the free order of the Main Phase. For example, you could bait your opponent into letting a strong but relatively weaker attack through by attacking first, before committing all of your Active DON!! to making a second unblockable attack. And if the opponent doesn't fall for it, you can adapt to the situation by distributing your DON!! for multiple attacks OR switching attention to field presence instead (playing more Charas or knocking out your opp's Charas). So far based on my playtesting, it's felt like the 'common sense' gained from playing other TCGs doesn't always completely work in this one. Definitely going to need more time to get used to One Piece's fresh twists on the genre, but have been enjoying the game more with each match I play and genuinely excited to get better at it. Would highly recommend giving it a shot!
The things I don't like are the comeback machanics, and the counter machanics. Your hand is the most valuable resource, that's why cards that allow you to draw from your deck are so valuable. And to discard a card for a temporary buff is just a waste, and doesn't even make sense for the One Piece universe; unlike dragonball where characters give their ki to each other to aid in battle, like against Cell, Buu, etc.
I don't like the card advantage when losing life because it rewards the losing player, and they could draw into a crucial card for their strategy. Giving them the victory.
It's not as hard to learn as the dbs card game, but not as awesome as the digimon tcg. I'm looking forward to your future videos for the one piece tcg though.
@@alexcaraballo3189 getting card while losing life makes the match more back and forth so I like it more compared to Pokemon prize card.
@@zerolifez I get it. I'm just saying it's not my favorite thing about the game. I like the way digimon's rules are with regards to the security stack.
@@alexcaraballo3189 I have never seen ANYONE complain about duel master style life draw until now but hey to each their own
@@amiasg9305 I just don't like comeback machanics. Lol. It reminds me of playing MK X with my friends. I'd be whopping butt the whilatch, then bam, xray move. And he's back in the game.
Very concise and easy to understand because of the visual aids. Pretty great tutorial.
Glad you found it helpful!
Fantastic tutorial, this made everything super easy to understand.
Glad it helped!
At first i don't know the rules and quite confusing. But when i saw your tutorial "Great tutorial!!!" I didn't know that one piece tcg is so fun to play!
Best tutorial i have ever watched as a Beginner
Don! don!…I’m gonna follow your way of saying it. Love it!
Omg thank you so much for this! My freind kept telling me if a card was rested you had to attack it before the leader card. This tutorial was super helpful
The rules are well optimized and looks like they really learned from other tcgs mistakes
That is a great tutorial, i understand the game pacing better now
it plays style is some what similar to dragonball
Really good video. Well explained, i hope you do more with different cards, explaining how to use them. Keep up the good work.
Great tutorial! The basic mechanics seem pretty easy
Love the video!!! I’ve been searching everywhere for a tutorial video. Thank you so much
You make the best tutorials
DON DON! Now I'm so excited to play. Still waiting my starter deck to arrive. haha
Wow you adapt fast, already know the flow and combos
Thanks for this tutorial! So much more enjoyable than trying to learn from the App.
Best tutorial I’ve seen so far 🎉
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Very hyped for this game!! Was able to get all of the Super Pre-Release decks!
Everything was amazing except (the way you said luffy) (lew fee) 😂😂
Thank you for the tutorial
im really excited to play this game now!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I think I'll play this. I hope I can reignite the spark that I had in early ish dbs
The part when the Luffy & Nami cards both had 9000 power tho like OMG 😱😱😱One Piece card game matches have the potential to get very intense
I couldn’t tell but “blocking” with Usopp from hand, was that just short hand for buffing Luffy to withstand the attack?
I have a few questions.
1. Do you have to grab your life cards in order, top to bottom? Or you can grab any life card? I've seen everyone grabbing the life card from top to bottom?
2. Event trigger vs character trigger? If you choose to activate the event trigger do it goes into the trash? If you choose to activate the character trigger effect, does the character goes to the trash?
Great choice with the way you say DON DON. Cheesey but amazing
Great tutorial, Thank you
I can imagine the fake straw hats vs the real straw hats. As a leader card, Demaro Black would redirect enemy attacks to one of his own characters representing that he would sacrifice his own crew to save himself.
This game is a combination of magic, yugi, dball, and digi. I wonder if it will be a top 2 game
How do u know how many dons can be added to your character? Is it possible to add all 10 to any character when all dons are on the field to a single character or leader to boost their attack to the max?
Yes, there is no limit
Really good!
Thank you!
super cool video! making the game so easy to learn, thank you! :D
i'm actually very intrigued with this new card game
When i heard cost area, I instantly remembered BuddyFight
Very nice video thank you brother ❤️
Damn this tutorial is easy to understand than what my math teacher try to teach in class
Hi I’m new here am I loved the video was wondering what sort of program was used to make the tutorial? Would love to play using that program
Tabletop Simulator!
around 9:48 could you have blocked with the chopper? confused how blocking works. thanks for the vid.
I was looking for help to play this game but I'm a visual learner so this helped a bunch! Thank you! Also shouldnt Luffy have been fine in the final turn since he had so much Don added to him? Or does that only count for attacking and not defending?
Only for attacking!
@rustmarrow Alright thank you! That helped a lot
Suggestion: Deck building tutorial
Question. 😃
Can you use for example a blue DON-1 effect and return a don card from your field to the don deck that was in a rested state?
Yes, it can even be a DON attached to your Chara that has already attacked
@@rustmarrow great! Thank you
I like the Don cards. It's better than the dbs card game. They could have used the same concept, but called it "ki" instead.
I need a Jojo version with GOGO cards
The should make more minks like carrot, wanda, and pedro besides Beppo
Great video
I remember Dule masters anime when I was a kid and only ever got into playing yugioh and saw people play magic, is every card game pretty much the se as duel masters? Vanguard, one piece, Digimon and a few others I've seen follow the same formula with maybe one or two unique gimmicks. Was dule masters the first to set this formula of tcg?
I've never seen another game like yugioh and harthstone seems like a faster pace magic
Great content! What simulator are you using in the video?
Tabletop Simulator
I just got big mom and the Luffy black deck
More one piece please, so simple and Good explain
This was so great thank you! The one piece tcg app does a pretty bad job at explaining the game.
Thank you
Love these videos! Are you going to do another One piece battle? 😃
If I have the time! But Digimon is my main thing so I will prioritise that
Great tutorial but maybe tone down the music next time. It's super loud against the audio
Cards with a Counter Effect (not Counter +1000) does cost any DON in enemy Phase?
Yes you must pay for them
Great tutorial dude
Thank u so much
Can you mix up any sets of one piece as your deck? from OP01 through OP05?
Great video!
Great Video! Which Mod on Tabletop Sim did you use to play like this? Thanks in advance
I import everything myself
I’m still confuse on how don and its attachment work when its attach to character. Do they stay attach after rounds or they go back when rested
At 14:40 , why does Vivi get KO'd and not go to Luffy's hand?
My questions: Does using a blocking card rest it when blocking an attack. If a card is rested with the feature can it still use it?
Yes, you must Rest a card to use it to Block. If it is already Rested, it cannot Block
Sorry to many questions, I noticed the character cards have symbols to the right of their power level, and they will say like "special" "slash" "shoot" "strike" "ranged". What do these mean?
Those are each Chara's attack attributes. Normally, they don't matter much but some effects use them. For example, 2 Luffy cards cannot be KO'd in battle with Charas - since he's made of rubber
Anyone happen to know what the theme used from 1:11 on is? Also thanks for the demonstration :D
i bought two decks of the purple pirates and combined into one now i have a deck that KO's each of my opponents chracter cards i start after turn 2 lol :) one by one each of my opponents character cards get ko
OMG bro, I think a puppy dies every time this dude says LAFFY,/LOWFFY X_X
Mr. Rustmarrow, I think Luffy's name pronunciation is similar to "Loo-fee"
Yup, that's the true Japanese pronunciation. But the Eng dub way feels more natural to me, cos that's what I heard growing up haha
@@rustmarrow The English dub also pronounce it as Loo-fee. At least, the Funimation dub that's on going. That's the only version of the show I've watched
@@RobertHinchey Maybe nowadays? I dont watch it anymore, only heard it from commercials as a kid
@@rustmarrow That might have been the FoxKids dub? The funimation dub has been going on for over a decade at this point and they've always called him Loo-Fee
@@RobertHinchey Yea, it was close to 20 years ago. Never touched the anime after that
hi, is this a program for pc to play tcgs? nice explanation video, very helpful!
Not just tcgs, but to simulate any kind of tabletop. Its called tabletop simulator!
Really enjoying your videos!
damn this was a good video
Is there gonna be counters that give more than 1000? Losing 5 cards from your hand just to live doesn’t seem too great
There are a few +2k counter cards in the first pack.
Oh and also each starter deck has a counter spell card basically that costs 1 to give +4k to anything
@@Jackgaming24 Oh nice, that sounds like it’ll make guarding attacks much more manageable! Thanks for letting me know
I really wana learn this card game because not only one piece is my fav anime is also my fav game so why not cards
It hurts when your calling luffy laffy but good tutorial!
If you use a counter can your opponent also use a counter?
Are you using table top simulator?
What software is this 😮 I didn’t know there was online version of One Piece TCG
Tabletop Simulator
Question. If you use an effect like the Luffy leader, does that don remain in the rested state when it's attached? or would that really even matter .
It doesn't really matter once it's attached to a Chara - it gives the +1000 and any DON effects all the same
When a shield is broken does the card have to be revealed or is it added to hand, blind from opponent knowledge? This game looks like a great side game to digimon. I've missed the counter play aspect of yugioh but haven't had any motivation to play it.
It is added to the hand, blind from the opponent. You only have to reveal it if it is a Trigger and you want to activate it (Trigger effects are usually optional)
So, after Kaido takes the damage, his power stays 0 untill next turn?
just out of curiosity does the don cards attached to a leader go back to the don zone at the end of your turn or start of your next turn? As it looked like it but you never said anything about it happening.
Start of your next turn, always during the Refresh Phase - same as Charas
@@rustmarrow ok thank you for letting me know.
Of course the one question I ask is how this game is different then dragon ball super, and I can see a few differences already, you have 6 life cards instead of 8, a 10 card extra deck, and something called a stage zone.
Edit: ohhhhhh, the leader determines how many life cards you have.
I wish the art choice for some of the cards was a bit better. I'd rather see more of the characters than just a close up portrait :(
Lol "Luh-fee"
Another question 😄
If when taking damage you reveal a character with a trigger effect that plays it for free, can that character attack when it becomes your turn?
Yes, cos a turn has passed since it was played during the opponent's turn
Great video but get LUUUFFFY name right lol
I love your explanation and videos but PLEASE say "loo-fy" it's killing me lol. in English and Japanese its pronounced that way, idk where you heard it pronounced like how you're saying it
I am very old haha
when you have a event card that says counter, can i activate the effects of that card, without using it like a counter? for example using a card like ST03-016 Tsuri Pressure Gun C
Nope, you can only use Counter cards/effects during the Counter Step
About the second win condition, is it when the player draws their last card, or when they need to draw and cannot that the game is over?
When the player draws their last card, everything is stopped and that player loses
I couldn't find in the rules that the winner of rock paper scissors gets to choose who goes first?
If youre looking at someones translation theres a good chance they missed out some of these smaller details. Its on the Japanese official rule manual Page 7, Point 3 in the first section on Game Preparation
@@rustmarrow thank you. I noticed the English version doesn't have the full rules available on the website
12:11 but how does Luffy take damage if he has 2 Don cards wouldn't he be at 7000?
DON Power boost is only during Your Turn
can you not combo with charas that are unsuspended like in DBS?
is this the teaching game app? i have the app and it looks nothing like this, would like to know where you're playing this cuz it doesnt look like an apresentation. is this some app?
It's Tabletop Simulator
Does zoro keep the 1000 power boost in the opponents turn if he has 1 DON!! attachted? I know the DON!! buff goes away, but he also has the effect of gaining 1000 power when DON!! is attachted.
Yes he does
"Luffee" I hate you now.
where can we have access to this platform to play :O ?
It's Tabletop Simulator
Is a leader card also considered a character?
Nope, they can only be targeted by effects that specify Leaders