I personally enjoy these "vlog" style videos. Whether its on a bike or not. The aspect of it that it feels like you're talking to the audience directly about whatever topic is awesome! Keep it up!
I mean the biggest issue with the megatins for me is the bloat. I think these tins would have been fine if they spread the rarities out; everything decent is a secret rare and the QCsR's are full of old reprints of cards that don't matter on top of tons of decks that had cards locked away behind secret rare for years just because a few COVID booster sets were just untouched by Konami. This is why I'm an advocate of multiple rarities in Booster sets again, similar to how OCG does it. If you have multiple rarities of the same card, the higher chase varients will stay expensive as singles because of how people bling out decks. Rarity collection backs this up when you look at the higher rarity prices for staples. If Konami is going to stay dead set on changing rarities, bumping cards to secret rare like Mulcharmy, etc. Then doing these multiple rarities would make the game so much more accessible to people without dropping a mortage payment on a playset of a handtrap. At the end of the day, Yugioh is full of problems. If we had a Konami that actually cared and tried to keep the player base instead of pushing vaccinations on judges and players, instead of clearly manipulating the secondary market, instead of giving us a seven year old console nobody wants, etc. then we might actually have a thriving game instead of one people are always trying to cannonball out of.
The thing is the tins have long been outclassed by other reprint sets. Especially last year. Also with the extra alt art and other missing ocg stuff. Sets get bloated.
The constant teir 0/ pseudo teir 0 decks are the problem... competitively speaking SE and, arguably, yubel are the only reprints that matter. Sprinkled with a couple generics. If we had a more opened meta, the "bloat" would've been a lot less. This wouldn't have fixed EVERYTHING, but it'd a lot
Getting my shitposts out of the way KONAMI SUCKS +50 TINS SUCK +20 25TH RARES SUCK +10 25TH CONCEPT SUCKS +7 Konami actually was smart making the tins suck so they can double dip in bonanza. This year has been really reprint focused and what is there to reprint post rarity 1. Thats why rarity 2 sucked reprinting random ass cards no one wanted. Konami is actually cooking and doing us dirty at the same time
It's wild because it's a good product and a bad product at the same time. For the average consumer, its terrible. For the singles market it's fuckin great. The set was just waaaaayyy too bloated.
I personally enjoy these "vlog" style videos. Whether its on a bike or not. The aspect of it that it feels like you're talking to the audience directly about whatever topic is awesome! Keep it up!
Picked up a lab core, got white forest runick and pure tear and I’m calling it a day on picking up new stuff.
I mean the biggest issue with the megatins for me is the bloat. I think these tins would have been fine if they spread the rarities out; everything decent is a secret rare and the QCsR's are full of old reprints of cards that don't matter on top of tons of decks that had cards locked away behind secret rare for years just because a few COVID booster sets were just untouched by Konami.
This is why I'm an advocate of multiple rarities in Booster sets again, similar to how OCG does it. If you have multiple rarities of the same card, the higher chase varients will stay expensive as singles because of how people bling out decks.
Rarity collection backs this up when you look at the higher rarity prices for staples. If Konami is going to stay dead set on changing rarities, bumping cards to secret rare like Mulcharmy, etc. Then doing these multiple rarities would make the game so much more accessible to people without dropping a mortage payment on a playset of a handtrap.
At the end of the day, Yugioh is full of problems. If we had a Konami that actually cared and tried to keep the player base instead of pushing vaccinations on judges and players, instead of clearly manipulating the secondary market, instead of giving us a seven year old console nobody wants, etc. then we might actually have a thriving game instead of one people are always trying to cannonball out of.
Now this is cool, talking about yugioh while riding a bike, i can see the 5D's comments coming. Big thumbs up.
This is gold content with the bike driving, but be careful as well.
The thing is the tins have long been outclassed by other reprint sets. Especially last year.
Also with the extra alt art and other missing ocg stuff. Sets get bloated.
For them to do that they have to loosen up cards on the banlist honestly
Card games podcasts on bikes, hell yeah
Love the motorbike vlogs. Keep them coming! Pasiannooooooo!
Like the new bike vlog preety cool bro
Konami been focusing too much on reprints and not bringing us new cards from the ocg compared too last year and prior too last year
What are you talking about lately every main set have power creep
After power creep
But but, you forget that they can always make a 30th decade rare lol
Reprints are crucial but it's how stingy konami is that's the problem
The constant teir 0/ pseudo teir 0 decks are the problem... competitively speaking SE and, arguably, yubel are the only reprints that matter. Sprinkled with a couple generics.
If we had a more opened meta, the "bloat" would've been a lot less. This wouldn't have fixed EVERYTHING, but it'd a lot
I really like these vlogs
Can I ask man how old are you?
the art is too frickin gay everything is animeized everything costs too much money they destroyed a good game
Appo was a good hit imo
These videos are cool!
paisano paisano paisanos
Getting my shitposts out of the way
KONAMI SUCKS +50
TINS SUCK +20
25TH RARES SUCK +10
25TH CONCEPT SUCKS +7
Konami actually was smart making the tins suck so they can double dip in bonanza. This year has been really reprint focused and what is there to reprint post rarity 1. Thats why rarity 2 sucked reprinting random ass cards no one wanted. Konami is actually cooking and doing us dirty at the same time
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It's wild because it's a good product and a bad product at the same time. For the average consumer, its terrible. For the singles market it's fuckin great. The set was just waaaaayyy too bloated.
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God Bless 🇺🇸
xD
yugioh has sucked since 2005