My personal take I would easily say Altergeist. Both decks rely on you to have game knowledge to be effective. They both have decent turn 1 set ups and opponent counters. But Altergeist has the ability to pick a field apart and is actually less reliant on its extra deck than Traptrix.
English is not my first language so I want to apologise first. And this is just me complaining because I am not having fun in the meta. It kinda make your let your starting hand decide you win or lose instantly( I mean it’s a card game, of course it’s gonna be this way) but tenpai kinda take this to an extreme level, it’s like “haha I got psy ash infinite impermanence and a funny red dragon, I guess I win” I would describe the match up as we simply flip a coin but tenpai has a 60%win rate. You may say “yugioh recently end the game in 2-3turns too” but usually you had more option and more route base on which card you activate at what timing, now it become so straight forward(idk if I describe it in a correct way), now most of my friends just play 60gs because they feel like they could win this match up which appears so many time recently. And a tier2 deck which dies instantly eating >=2 hand trap is struggling so much more in this meta. You could argue tenpai needs to pull out a great play to execute the opponent but I swear those are very rare cases. I’m yapping because I start losing to my friend which is a new player playing tenpai, he could still kill me with so many misplay kinda make me hate this deck.
@wskywonder1681 I agree with all you said. The only good thing is that the duels go by quickly. I can’t even call Tenpai strong. It is a deck that steals wins. It’s funny, there are many decks that do the same thing but Tenpai for some reason got most popular and is taking over the game. The game has had worse but it really is a boring deck to duel against.
The First Win against TENPAi after 100 losses lmfao
😆 The secret is out 🤣 (jk).
Seriously Tenpai is basically new generation of Numeron to me. You either have the hand to beat them or don't.
these defk are so similar on traptrix
Hmm what gives you that impression if I may ask?
@@CasualKeem Well yk two deck almost rely on traps
Who's stronger? altergiest or traptrix?
My personal take I would easily say Altergeist.
Both decks rely on you to have game knowledge to be effective. They both have decent turn 1 set ups and opponent counters. But Altergeist has the ability to pick a field apart and is actually less reliant on its extra deck than Traptrix.
Tenpai is just narrowing the skill gap imo😢
Hmm not sure I understand how it's doing that🤔. Care to explain your thought a little more?
English is not my first language so I want to apologise first. And this is just me complaining because I am not having fun in the meta.
It kinda make your let your starting hand decide you win or lose instantly( I mean it’s a card game, of course it’s gonna be this way) but tenpai kinda take this to an extreme level, it’s like “haha I got psy ash infinite impermanence and a funny red dragon, I guess I win”
I would describe the match up as we simply flip a coin but tenpai has a 60%win rate.
You may say “yugioh recently end the game in 2-3turns too” but usually you had more option and more route base on which card you activate at what timing, now it become so straight forward(idk if I describe it in a correct way), now most of my friends just play 60gs because they feel like they could win this match up which appears so many time recently. And a tier2 deck which dies instantly eating >=2 hand trap is struggling so much more in this meta.
You could argue tenpai needs to pull out a great play to execute the opponent but I swear those are very rare cases.
I’m yapping because I start losing to my friend which is a new player playing tenpai, he could still kill me with so many misplay kinda make me hate this deck.
@wskywonder1681 I agree with all you said. The only good thing is that the duels go by quickly.
I can’t even call Tenpai strong. It is a deck that steals wins. It’s funny, there are many decks that do the same thing but Tenpai for some reason got most popular and is taking over the game.
The game has had worse but it really is a boring deck to duel against.