Yeah, Nibiru would hit this deck really hard ... If it was a viable card on CRBR format. Neither Maliss or Ryzeal really lose to Nibiru, nor do Tenpai or Yubel Fiendsmith, so yeah, not going to see Nibiru in a while unless those decks get phased out of the competitive scene and heavy combo decks begin to see competitive play
I don't really have a reason lol, I guess because Accode can't be targeted because of Transcode's Co-Link and because I can negate any effect that would remove it from the field with its own effect or with PA.I.rtners (?) I value monster negations and Darkfluid is literally Apollousa for this deck
Cada jugador tiene 8000 puntos de vida al inicio de la partida. Los puntos de vida se pueden aumentar o disminuir con efectos de algunas cartas, PERO lo fundamental es en la "batalla" entre dos cartas de monstruos. La de mayor ataque destruye a la de menor, y la diferencia entre los puntos se reduce de la vida del dueño del monstruo destruido. Si un jugador no tiene monstruos en su campo, se puede atacar directamente, haciendo el daño completo del ataque de un monstruo a la vida del oponente. Igual hay otras formas de ganar, como hacer que el oponente se quede sin cartas en su mazo o con condiciones especiales como Exodia
Eeeexactly, thankfully, Nib isn't played as much as before on the TCG, and the upcoming meta decks, such as Maliss and Ryzeal, don't really lose to it either sooo ... I think @Ignisters have a good chance to shine on the future
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So many people summoning me lately, im worrying the support might be a little too good
Oh, believe me, the support is TOO good, I loved it
Nibiru 🥰
Yeah, Nibiru would hit this deck really hard ... If it was a viable card on CRBR format. Neither Maliss or Ryzeal really lose to Nibiru, nor do Tenpai or Yubel Fiendsmith, so yeah, not going to see Nibiru in a while unless those decks get phased out of the competitive scene and heavy combo decks begin to see competitive play
Why Gatchiri on Darkfluid instead on Accode Talker?
I don't really have a reason lol, I guess because Accode can't be targeted because of Transcode's Co-Link and because I can negate any effect that would remove it from the field with its own effect or with PA.I.rtners (?) I value monster negations and Darkfluid is literally Apollousa for this deck
@@Fer-7510So, if faced with more balanced or spell/trap decks, Gachiri on Accode Talker?
@@basty_gaming5750 Exactly, if I know i'm going against one of those decks like something with Runick, yeah, I'm protecting that Accode at all costs
Cómo se decide quien es el que gana?
Cada jugador tiene 8000 puntos de vida al inicio de la partida.
Los puntos de vida se pueden aumentar o disminuir con efectos de algunas cartas, PERO lo fundamental es en la "batalla" entre dos cartas de monstruos. La de mayor ataque destruye a la de menor, y la diferencia entre los puntos se reduce de la vida del dueño del monstruo destruido. Si un jugador no tiene monstruos en su campo, se puede atacar directamente, haciendo el daño completo del ataque de un monstruo a la vida del oponente.
Igual hay otras formas de ganar, como hacer que el oponente se quede sin cartas en su mazo o con condiciones especiales como Exodia
@@Fer-7510aaaa ya entendí
but still danger with Nibiru when sum Dark Templar
Eeeexactly, thankfully, Nib isn't played as much as before on the TCG, and the upcoming meta decks, such as Maliss and Ryzeal, don't really lose to it either sooo ... I think @Ignisters have a good chance to shine on the future