Day 1 vs Day 100000 of Playing Yu-Gi-Oh!
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I play Pokémon but whenever I’m in a battle that’s me I ask what does it do and my opponent just has thing face😑
Not gonna lie even though i used to have all the card effects memorized because yk try hard but it's still rude on the day 1000 you're supposed to ask and they either tell you or they give you permission to touch they're card but if you ruin it equal compensation is required I once gave my guy a full exodia deck because I messed up his card.
"It doesn't do that..."
"What? Really?"
*reads own card
"Ow dang you're right 😅"
Yeah. Happens to the best of us
Happens all the time
Players never read cards anymore. It’s facts. 😅
forgive me I'm a returning player, I'm learning what I can and cant super poly
@@thezestylime0989 eh, you’ll learn it again. How good are you?
Honestly with each yu gi oh card being it's own novel, I don't blame her.
Laughs in Magic The Gathering
@@AlanShari11 I’ll be honest, magic is pretty easy to understand. The combination of keyword abilities and cards having a very specific amount of allowed text means we will (hopefully) never reach the level of yugioh being so confusing that you can’t know what a card does in under 2 seconds unless you’ve memorized it.
@@AlanShari11 did you ever see one of the higher level xyz pendulum monsters?
That litterly have 2 effect boxes with a novel for each one.
You need magnifier to read one of those.
Same. It's a little more understandable with some pendulum monsters that have a whole two paragraph essay on them.
@@johnwalker1058 and let's not even mention the weird wording.
after reading the card: I don't understand the effect so I'll allow it
lol 😆
Literally me 😂
When yugioh players don't know how to read and only know basic math.
@@maddog3704 don't call me out god damnit
Small World in a nutshell
Tbh this makes me understand why Yugi kept explaining what pot of greed does
Yuugs: "I USE POT OF GREED! THIS CARD ALLOWS ME TO DRAW TWO MORE CARDS FROM MY DECK!"
Kaipapa: "No, it doesn't."
Yugioh: "What?! Yes it does! That's what it says!"
Blueyeswhitekaiba: "None of these cards have ever said anything, Tutankamen. 4kids didn't have it in the budget."
Imotep: "But this is how we've ALWAYS used it!"
Kaibaseahorse: "Then WHY do you feel the need to tell everyone EVERY TIME?!"
"I rather sit here and asking my opponent to tell me what that card do" -farfa
Cómo anime pues para que se épico.el.juego.wpelotudos
Him: read the card
Yugioh players: impossible
If it on the other side of the table, how am I expected to read shit
@@Magenta.000 na you're just supposed to know because everyone plays the same meta.
They tell you to read the card, because they don't want to read the card either.
“What does your card do”
“Just read the card”
Ah yes I will pick up the card you just played, squint at it, try to comprehend it, and then place it down, and then I shall repeat this for every card you play
Bruh. The game takes like 2 hours to complete 1 duel cause you gotta read 2 paragraphs of text for every damn card that each person plays and each move, you have to consult the rule book to make sure you can actually do what you’re trying to do. I bought some new cards and literally spent 30 minutes trying to comprehend what the fuck one of the cards meant and ended up googling it.
@chavroussmith721lol that's why they had fuel school all through childhood, it was basically their education.
@@mystics1ay3r17 I bought my kids a couple decks a few days ago and didn't understand any of them. Figured I still have my build from 20yrs ago I can teach them but these newer cards are a whole new game.
@@shuntzilla1596 The game is so complicated now. I only barely grasp how pendulum and link summons work now. Before when they were introduced, I didn’t understand anything about them and ended up avoiding them for several years.
@@mystics1ay3r17there's not an single type of summoning that's complicated, it's just hard if you're coming back to play in like 20 yrs
alr I understand reading my own cards but I expect my opponent to tell me what there card does unless this is in a super competitive setting
Card description
You can’t flip summon unless a monster that’s has been tribute summoned in your opponents stand by phase while using trap cards. If you do this card goes to the graveyard where you can flip summon for 700 life points thus negating the summon by discarding 2 cards from your hand.
Draw 2 cards
Too relatable, we are all guilty of this 🤣 whats wilder is when several people playing the same deck make the same mistake, but somehow catch it in mirror matches
I wish the TCG did the text a bit like how OCG does, by NUMBERING THE GODDAMN EFFECTS so it's easier to tell which effect is which.
I didn't even know that- that's interesting (just got back into this game after 18+ years). Yeah I miss the simplicity of older Yugioh. I hate to say it but I can't stand Pendulums and long-ass card texts. I get soooo fucking bored of reading long banish banish GY GY GY counters tokens materials 1000x on every card. I don't understand how people keep up with all of it honestly.
I'm here as a Magic player.
I've tried to read Yu-Gi-Oh cards, they're indecipherable
Bro I don't even understand most of the cards now, most of them are so overly complicated it's insane
The better way is to call the judge every time, even your playing at home
We DONT read. We are Yu-Gi-Oh Players... We dont do that around here
Literally me reading every Ancient Warrior card.
If each card wasn't a 600 page college textbook, people might read them
I'm not a tcg player, can I ask a question? Knowing your deck is a given, but wouldn't you have to read the opponent's card too if you're not familiar with them? Wouldn't that kill the momentum? And also, is there a set amount of available cards in all the game or will there always be new ones coming out that you have to be familiar with? I'm honestly just curious, thanks for answering.
I recently went to a regionals tournament, if you want to win you will need to read your opponents cards because they will sometimes say it does something when it actually doesnt and they expect you to just go along with it, especially if they see that youre a nervous or antisocial person , ruining the momentum can cause your opponent to do missplays, new cards come out so every set can change the meta. The game now is if the deck doesn't negate everything/flood the field or OTK then the deck isn't worth playing. 2nd place for the regional qualifier literally bought his cards online last minute and it was his first time playing in an event.
Someone should teach Dzeeff and farfa this secret method lol
This hits home for every yugioh player out there lmao
To be fair :
1. Yugioh card text are sometimes needlessly complicated
2. Said card text in the English versions are often in one solid block
3. The font chosen is standard when the font's size is way too small
4. Timing
5. In official duels, you are under a time limit
I always explain what my cards do so the opponent knows if they can activate something.
kinda hard when the card seems specifically designed to prevent you from reading it.
that font size some shit they use in the terms and conditions to hide stuff from you.
That man is aiming to get stabbed in the kidneys behind the LGS
I ask them to see what they say sometimes. Find out what kind of player I'm playing against
As guns blazing once said.. just click yes 🤣
"Can I just peer over there and read your card for a while?"
Ah yes read your cards that explains spell speed, chaining, tricky situational conditions in combination with possibly dozens of interactions with cards with their own conditions, a gigantic block of text (pendulums), changes in master rule adding or subtracting mechanics. Yu-gi-oh is a hard game don't sell it short I've been playing since early gx and it's still hard
Reads card: but it says I can
Op: it’s been erratad
ygo cards nowadays is a giant wall of text XD
It's literally just barely a paragraph wtf is wrong with you people
The day after that: know mechanics that aren't printed on any cards
To be fair, the opponent explains what their card do in the anime !
But to do that, they’d have to read their own cards first!
@@knockout8157 not necessarily, someone could have explained it to them before in a previous duel just like Joey's case !
@@alialluaibi3008 That’s true lol
But that's how the game is, you are running a deck you should know what your cards do
@@arthurmcdaniel3943 yeah, you _should_ but that’s not always how it goes. Especially with master duel players lol
I would but its quicker and more time efficient to ask what the card does in a nutshell. Like i had an opponent take 10mins reading everycard i played when playing my synchron deck.
The ultimate kryptonite to Yu-Gi-Oh players: reading
OG yugioh: it does nothing (vanillas)
Modern Yugioh: it does everything
I don't read my opponents cards, I just zone out during their turn and when they're done I check to see if I'm dead or not.
I saw a vid where a MTG player read yugioh cards and couldn't make heads or tails out of it and needed a translator. in the end he said they could have made it so much easier to read
When I play with friends we try to briefly say what every card does or You can just ask/pick up card and read.
"Read the card"
My oponet playing Pendulum
🙃🙃🙃🙃🙃
"I activate Pot of Greed."
"OH, sick!"
"Yep"
"So what does it do?"
“Just read the freaking card”
“I can’t it’s on the other side of the table, that’s why I asked”
"Reading the card explains the card" - the professor
Rulings: you won’t be able to read me because I am super situational and ruin good plays.
This is why Ocg has a slight advantage, you DONT need to read your card. Just choose to chain or not
I appreciate the fact that there are Yu-Gi-Oh vids here
I just ask them to briefly tell me what they're doing and if there are any grave effects I need to know about
“Read… your… card”
Me: I came to duel, not read. So where are the swords?
Every few seconds of playing the new Pokemon, "What the fuck is that?"
MtG: Just read the card, oracle text online, some tweet from Crawford, and have an understanding of multiple nuanced interactions based off of weird timing
The guy literally drinking from a pot 😄
Pot of Greed, let’s you take two shots of amaretto!
Ain't no one got time for that: *Proceed to spam Exodia Magic library without reading the effects*
Well, I play Machina... But also I love Deskbot archetype, so, yesterday, I made a weird Machina-Deskbot Deck.
If you don't know, Machina Citadel is the Machina Deck's Boss monster, and it can be Special Summoned from your Graveyard if an Earth Machine Monster is destroyed.
Well, what happened was... After I sent my Machina Citadel to the Graveyard, in his turn, my opponent uses Monster Reborn and revives my Citadel on his side of the field, Machina Citadel effect also says that you can pick 1 machine on your side of the field (Including himself), and if you do, you destroy it, but also destroys all the opponent monsters with same attack or more from the destroyed monster on your field (Citadel has 3000 ATK, and only 2 Machina Monsters are stronger than it, Machina Force and Machina Ruinforce, I don't had Ruinforce so I could summon it and Machina Force is one of the worst cards in all Yu-Gi-Oh!).
somehow, I could keep myself until I had a Metalcruncher and another Citadel on my side of the field (I play only 2 Citadels), but he had 2 zombies and my other citadel (The dude was playing Eldilch), then the dude tried to increase the stats of one of the monsters, if he increase those stats, I couldn't do nothing agaisnt that monster, so I saw forced to chain my Citadel effect, destroying my Metalcruncher so I can destroy the 2 zombie monsters, I was expecting him to chain Citadel, but he didn't, so he losed his zombies and I my metalcruncher, then he used his Citadel efect, leaving both of us without monsters, luckily, I had a Deskbot 003 on my hand and on my turn I made a Deskbot field so I could win the duel.
Me read the effects of every single new card online of the newest set a memorises them all. Then goes to play.
I play mtg and I'm not sure if this is a thing in all tcg but um... yeah we have a phrase called "Reading the card explains the card"
This is what happens when you don't pass reading in school.
That pot of greed mug is fire 🔥
People seem to think that if you play Yu-Gi-Oh you don't know how to read your own cards, but in reality what it is is that there are so many different cards with so much text on each individual card that it's very difficult to remember exactly what is said on each individual card exactly how it is red and in which way does the card become explained for each interaction.
It's not easy why do you think that not everyone can become a national judge
I tried to read the card one time, my opponent was like "No, you cant look at my card, thats cheating" and called the teacher on me.
Where’d you get that awesome coffee mug the pot of greed
It was a gift!
When me and some friends play master duel, they always get mad at me for telling them what they could have done to won, and for reading their cards to learn what they do, so I can’t either not let them activate them, or set up a counter.
READ YOUR CARDS
I felt that. Lol
And this is why I'm always left with a few seconds left of my turn in master duel
Sykkuno and Leslie need to see this. Read your card lol
"Just Read the cards"
Me reading the card : "If this card activates the opponent wins."
Me again : "Why would u play these card ?"
*repeat it with every card until your opoenent explains them for your*
Cimo and Gage in the progression series 💀
I’d rather let my opponent makeup effects then read his essay length cards.
Yes. Let me just bust out my nasa grade microscope to read these descriptions. Just give me a few hours to figure it out.
If u are familiar with the current meta & the staples, then good, but if not ... good luck on reading essays in every single turn before the timeout 😀
Hold on G you got to put me on with where you got that fire coffee mug
I would but I left my magnifying glass at home
Why would I ever read a card when you can just explain it to me
You should always read your own cards for yourself but it's just courtesy to explain your cards to your opponent
How am I supposed to read your card without awkwardly reaching across the table?
I’ve been playing since I was five, why is this so accurate 😅😅
I understand reading your own cards, its your deck, but i think its fair to ask your opponent what their card does.
Your deck, you explain it
I’ll read a card 7 times before I even understand what it does
* Picks up Small World *
"What does this card do?"
"Just read the card"
* Reads Card *
"Ah okay, but what does it do?"
pretty accurate. yugioh player rarely read card, and master duel player just pretty button forget they can do there combo and quit
A bit on the fence here, I was told to go by how a card phrases it what it does rather than what it will do by a judge so I had to skip out on duels. Can someone tell me what does that even mean? Any help please.
Pot of greed?! "What does that do??"
gosh I used to love playing this game when I was a preteen but I had a cheat code buddy.. I would hang with this guy on the low that was completely different than all my other friends and nobody knew I played Yu-Gi-Oh and even went to tournaments.. Well he had dyslexia among many other things and couldn't read.. but he literally knew what every single card did and if he didn't all I had to do is read it to him one time and then he did.. it made learning the game so much easier and so much more enjoyable. . I've always miss the days of playing Yu-Gi-Oh, ever since I sold my deck for $300 for a bag of pot when I was like 12 I've never played again :/.. plus I remember them changing some rules and messing some things up.. I used to have three marauding captains and a yata garasu ,, I can't remember why but I know that became against the rules.. idk if that means anything to anyone but if you do yk I was the man lol
Even when you read, you still can't use it. Me trying to summon one fusion monster by using card that says to ignore summoning conditions and it not work but using another card that says same thing and it does work.
Problem is that in my card shop they don't let you read you must either watch them combo or read and miss timing for you to play because you must already know the cards
You can interpret a Yu-Gi-Oh card more ways than the Bible
Runnick just came out in master duel and i just had my first ever game against them. Absolute worst day ever.
What does this do? *Reads the Flavor text*
Everyone, LITERALLY EVERYONE, including the Pros, not a SINGLE soul unturned: No!
What kind of sleeves do you recommend If we want to play with rh cards ?
Yes let me get my electronic microscope to read it real quick.
but then the card’s description is like: tribute 2 monsters to summon this monster, however this monster can’t be summoned unless you tribute 3 monsters
I got 2 anime style decks that I duel with and sometimes my homies don't remember some cards so he has to look up the card 😂
It's a good habit to get into reading your cards because what ur opponent says a card can do might differ from what the card actually can do. Also you should always read a card to recognize game state because there are some instances where cards actually can't use their effects due to something taking place in the game. For example one time I was playing online, there was a Yugioh Light Dragon monster on the field and he had a card in his hand that could special summoned I think if he had a light dragon monster already on the field, well Lair of Darkness was on the field, and he would message me saying he thought edopro was glitching or something and he scooped, but when I looked at the recording I read the card in his hand and couldn't figure it out til' I remembered that Lair turns all monsters into Dark lol. So yes always be aware of what's taking place and always know what the text of cards say especially if any requirements they may or may not have.
I love winning games with Crystal wing because my opponent doesn’t read
*People playing YuGiOH*
Me: Wondering why he has such a nice cup
*reads my own cards and opponets... still asks opponets for a tldr of his card effect*
Plottwist: It’s the same card as yours. XD
Those kid would be pretty upset if they could read.
"A true duelist never read cards"
- a true duelist