3:44 - that swing probably wasn't that much of a risk since the egg gives their stack jamming. But leaving an ace suspended on the opponent's turn is always bold.
20:36, is it really a problem if you had THAT MANY memory boosts and trainings on the board. And your opponent was playing like they were sec con just boosting there security but it was no options or threats whatsoever. I legit think his plan was to mill you.
13:02 after your evo to loogar misplay, the vaccine player is put to 2. But at the beginning of his turn, doesn't set it to 3 even though he has the memory tk Rip
@@Cordxll i kinda mean it as a generic "thanks for catching a misplay/answering a ruleing question" but i can see how it can be a negative, tldr never not ask a question!
@@xarmanhsh2981 ok let me put the caveat that it is my perspective that it is cheesy. i dont want to say all board spam decks are cheesy, but the reason i think this one is, is because it is just playing little bodies everytime you go into the fenrir. i just think such a wincon is not very nuanced, and becomes repetitive. some people might think that playing kimera or some tech makes it nuanced, but thats such a small detail in the context of fenrir’s wincon imo. i dont want to discourage you from picking it up as a competitive deck, as a competitive player i would consider bringing it to tournament. basically with fenrir and other otk decks you have an ideal stack that gives max damage or advantage: the end. whereas in blackwargrey you have a toolbox topend, bloomlord is a toolbox topend, vaccine and mastemon are extremely toolboxy. for example in bloomlord, there are some matchups where hydramon is your best mega, others bloomlord is your best mega, etc. to me the versatility of a deck is a fun thing, and the simple board spam in fenrir is a bit cheese. my inital comment was a response to looking at how wide his board got after simply evolving his mega 😂 i can see how that looks fun, dont let my one take guide you i could be an anomaly. i do think i made my case well tho
@Risu_ yea totally. Matchups certainly play a role. I would think in non-yellow matchups you usually just have the binary where the fenrir "combo" goes off once, and the game is decided by whether or not the opponent has a blowout card(dex/crimson blaze/etc). Another exception is if the opponent plays pomumon/pillowmon, you would have to structure turns differently.
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I totally agree with your criticism of Ace cards in this video. High risk and sometimes no reward
Yea the risk feels pretty steep atm
3:44 - that swing probably wasn't that much of a risk since the egg gives their stack jamming. But leaving an ace suspended on the opponent's turn is always bold.
Ooooh fml thanks for keeping me in check
20:36, is it really a problem if you had THAT MANY memory boosts and trainings on the board. And your opponent was playing like they were sec con just boosting there security but it was no options or threats whatsoever. I legit think his plan was to mill you.
It was still alloooot of damage lol i see what you mean tho
this may be a dumb question but, do you have to reveal the vaccine digimon that you put under your security with the effect of bt14 T.K?
Yes, opponent needs to know it's a vaccine.
@@iCEBORN777 thanks for keeping the homies in check
10 checks in game 3 was sick
whaaaat about the traaack
@@Risu_ the track is fire
15:40 angewomon cannot actually get seraphimon from security
13:02 after your evo to loogar misplay, the vaccine player is put to 2. But at the beginning of his turn, doesn't set it to 3 even though he has the memory tk
Rip
Oh rip thats on me too
Btw Gatomon effect is an on play and not when digivolving effect.
The fact that your opponent kept digivolving over the pillo and cutie. Bruh. Just handed you the win.
You can digivolve over kimeramon????
chimera inherit all the colour he joggress from.. including his own colour, white.. kind of like a staple card for decks that goes wide board
@@BVibs thanks you for keeping the homies in check
@@Risu_ what you mean in check I just asked a question
@@Cordxll i kinda mean it as a generic "thanks for catching a misplay/answering a ruleing question" but i can see how it can be a negative, tldr never not ask a question!
BROTHER AINT NO WAY 20:36
loogamon's kinda good
That was just amazing to watch
It felt cool
3:13 I just pulled an AA Looga. HMU on Friday!
aaaye
Thank you for the spoiler 10:17
Literally should not have happened I think, but alright lol. Man just kinda gave you so much to work with
loogamon is such a cheesy deck 🤢
Οh fr? Damn i am new and i wanted to make it
@@xarmanhsh2981 ok let me put the caveat that it is my perspective that it is cheesy. i dont want to say all board spam decks are cheesy, but the reason i think this one is, is because it is just playing little bodies everytime you go into the fenrir. i just think such a wincon is not very nuanced, and becomes repetitive. some people might think that playing kimera or some tech makes it nuanced, but thats such a small detail in the context of fenrir’s wincon imo.
i dont want to discourage you from picking it up as a competitive deck, as a competitive player i would consider bringing it to tournament.
basically with fenrir and other otk decks you have an ideal stack that gives max damage or advantage: the end. whereas in blackwargrey you have a toolbox topend, bloomlord is a toolbox topend, vaccine and mastemon are extremely toolboxy. for example in bloomlord, there are some matchups where hydramon is your best mega, others bloomlord is your best mega, etc.
to me the versatility of a deck is a fun thing, and the simple board spam in fenrir is a bit cheese. my inital comment was a response to looking at how wide his board got after simply evolving his mega 😂
i can see how that looks fun, dont let my one take guide you i could be an anomaly. i do think i made my case well tho
@@brockfg i kinda agree with, i would say this game doing 10checks+game iisss kinda nuanced, but the deck is very linier other wise
@Risu_ yea totally. Matchups certainly play a role. I would think in non-yellow matchups you usually just have the binary where the fenrir "combo" goes off once, and the game is decided by whether or not the opponent has a blowout card(dex/crimson blaze/etc). Another exception is if the opponent plays pomumon/pillowmon, you would have to structure turns differently.
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