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Hahaha, no. I’m at my dads place and no you were not there. As I showed in the video, you can see there was about 45% of the bottle of whiskey gone

Still love you mate. (As a friend)

@@stupidwebYGO I'm in your walls.

Nice try, but even drunk me isn’t fooled by this kind of trickery. Always good to talk to you though. (Honestly we should chat at some point)

@@stupidwebYGO we do a little trolling. Yeah sure, i'd be up for that if you want, i got nothing going on.

Pretty much the same but with 3 misc. In Master Duel it's slightly different as there are more legal cards, like Verte

They do seriously

I know. I just wanted to be cute. But I do know people who say that decks *LIKE* Skull Servants are rarely combo-based, and are generally played in control variants moreso than combo

Expensive

Really expensive

It does look a lot like that room. But I'm not sure. I'll hit up Max and ask for his address in that vid, just to see if he lived in my apartment unit

'Course man, appreciate the compliment. Budget is always the goal, I love seeing how competitive you can get on a super small budget, and in my case, a not-quite tiny budget, but still not really more than $100 (USD). And of course I'd give you another shout, I appreciate the couple shouts you've given, and wanted to really return the favor.

Consistency is a big problem with dinos, and I'm not gonna pretend that this deck is perfect, but this deck is incredibly consistent, I would say more than most I appreciate you watching

So do I. Glad you enjoyed, brother.

It does, unfortunately. Generally game 2 I'd be going second which this deck does still excell at

Scrap wyvern + archosaur make denglong. Or you can play Aelo. If you want to expand on it add a Lvl 4 and it's Chaofeng time

This comment wasn't that long at all, and I normally don't like modelling decks I build directly after someone else's. I wanted to make this as a general guide for people wanting to start playing dinos. Thank you, I'm doing a lot better, a new video will be coming very soon, since my computer is thankfully working again.

Yeah definitely fucked that up

He did

Always having access to as many copies as possible is the best idea. Its integral for plays, and it's a lot harder to play without it

In my defense, I did say "semi-budget" I also had accesscode in there which I think is more obscene. But also the common Ash Blossoms are fairly cheap since they were in 2 out of 3 of the latest structure decks. TCGPlayer puts the one from the Traptrix Structure at $5 USD, so I don't think that's too far outside of most people's budgets, especially now that majority of the dino core is less than $7 combined. I appreciate you watching the video regardless, though. Thanks😁 Edit: spelling

@@stupidwebYGO no problem. The video was great. Just wanted to pull your leg haha

@@lordkroak6670 Oh definitely, just thought it was funny you pointed out the Ash, but didn't mention the Accesscode

@@stupidwebYGO I’m still learning the new(ish) cards and their prices 😂 I’m a yugioh boomer lol

It's all good brother, Ash has been very expensive in the past, so I completely get it

Oh yeah. That's something I love about Dino, and any time I go to a tournament, I make sure to put him in the side deck just for fun

Also, something I think about a lot is with the new Transcendasaurus Drillygnathus, you can summon Misc back from the banished zone, so you actually can use Misc's effect like that on Turn 3

Appreciate the kind comment, and yeah I absolutely will be posting an updated deck list, but my computer is having issues at the moment, so I'm not able to make videos until that's fixed. Appreciate the sub too

@@stupidwebYGO Nice look forward to that video :)

So, this is actually a really common misconception when it comes to rulings. Generally this would be the case, but both effects trigger at the same time, so since you're turn player you get priority to activate simultaneous effects in whatever order you want, then your opponent can only respond to the last effect activated. It's a technique affectionately referred to as chain-blocking. You can look it up and other people will probably be able to explain it better than I can. Appreciate you watching and asking questions, though.

@@stupidwebYGO Ahhh I see and understand what you mean, thank you so much for clarifying this because I went on reddit and saw a graph but it didn't describe this scenario which was why I was confused. I appreciate the help and also AWESOME job on the video, it is really great and will def be coming back to watch more of your content!

I've been playing it since November, and since then I've seen a bunch of awesome support announced, so I'm glad more people are learning of dino

Indeed

Appreciate it. TY

In that first hand I messed up and didn't use Raptor's effect. Normally Raptor gives you a second normal summon for a scrap monster

Generally it's for the sake of turn 3, if your opponent doesn't die, it's probs not worth having a Laggia or Dolkka or something like that, but summoning Zeus in MP2 is a pretty good option. Or same deal if you're forced to go second, and your opponent doesn't die Also thanks for watching

I Play swordsouls and ngl swordsoul Dino could be cool

I play Chengying now. Mainly as a going second option for Xeno Meteorus to summon

Thanks man. That means a lot. I started playing Dino last November, and since then I've been putting a lot of time into finding the perfect ratios, and this video was mainly to help new/casual players get into a deck that has seen a lot of competitive relevance in the past and will be seeing more in the future. I'm going to be uploading a video of my perfect dino decklist hopefully before the end of this month, and more videos like this as well. Hopefully 1 before the end of the month as well.

Well that's unfortunate

Im crying in laughter

Haha that would've been great. If I released this back on April 1st that might've been the whole video

Well it's a hundred now 🎉🎉 But I just put a lot of time and effort into this video. I'm hopefully going to get another one of this type of video out by the end of the month, I appreciate the compliment though Edit: also when I first uploaded the video I only had 15 or so subscribers

Yeah, I'm still learning. Thanks for the tip.

@Stupid Webcam Yu-Gi-Oh! no problem, I hope the great content continues!

Yeah pretty much

Can I just get the deck list

Love this comment. I'll take it paragraph by paragraph. I absolutely could, unfortunately I don't have a ton of experience with the Yang Zings, but this will absolutely be something I experiment with going forward. Lithosagym is definitely a card I considered putting in here, along with Draconic Diagrams, if nothing else for his summoning condition and then yes obviously his ED dismantling. Just asking, how have you *not* seen the LW variant of Dinos, I thought that was the MAIN variant. Peronally I think the Scrap Dragon is a little less of a valid play than the Yang Zing suggestion, but still worth giving a look, if nothing else as a hail mary. Your suggested play is very similar to a play I've done with Lost World, Babycerasaurus, and Dark Hole. Unfortunately, Destroyersaurus only adds the old Field Spell "Jurassic World" not "Lost World" and I also don't think it's particularly useful. But thanks for the suggestion though. Omega has been on my radar for a while, and I can't believe I didn't think of him in there. Putting Misc back in the GY would be so easy with him, but I think now with the Transcendosaurus monsters coming out, he might be a little less useful, as the xyz monster Transcendosaurus Drillygnathus, can do basically his whole thing, while putting misc back on the field so I can even use him as follow-up link/xyz/synchro material and THEN use his effect. Just seems a lot more efficient and it's in-deck stuff already that I don't have to wait around a full turn for. I appreciate you watching through the video, it makes me happy also when people give feedback and suggestions like this. I would absolutely reccomend using UCT/Lost World to completely decimate your opponent's abilities and resources. Edits were spelling misakes

@@stupidwebYGO The Yang Zing engine is very easy to get the hang of, but if you draw any of the pieces other than the trap card then the other is just a garnet so it's definitely a risk/reward to consider, especially by all of them being Wyrm types so they don't naturally fit into the main deck. But an omni negate in exchange for a single main deck and extra deck slot each is pretty decent considering the trap is searchable so it's nearly guaranteed unless they Ash the search. But even then, you still get a level 5, 2800 defense tuner on board. Not the best play on the planet, but you aren't completely defenseless lol But then again, you also get an omni negate with Laggia without a search, but Denglong puts the materials in the grave immediately to possibly go off with Oviraptor or Misc, so potato, potato I guess. About the Lost World variant, I won't lie, I net-decked with a Yang Zing True King Dinosaur list that topped some big tournament on my first go-round with Dinosaurs in 2017 I think? and just never bothered to try anything else haha I play tabletop Yugioh almost exclusively so I never made the adjustments to try it out, and over time I just kind of forgot about it and so never came back around to it. I also had no idea about Destroyersaurus not searching the correct one! I forgot Jurassic World was even a card so it completely slipped my mind. Both cards having "World" in the name also doesn't help lol it's a shame though, that'd be sick to have such a better version Terraforming, and especially one that checks so many boxes for Small World and Lithosagym. That Drillygnathus card is something else, I hadn't seen any of the new Transcendosaurus cards other than seeing the main deck monster's artwork on the Yugioh Official Twitter a few weeks ago but I hadn't looked into them yet or read any of the translated ones. Being a rank 6 might be a little rough though but the new Twin Headed King Rex cards will probably become staples unless there's a piece to the puzzle I'm just not thinking about. My knee jerk reaction says that Omega is easier to summon just because the deck already has access to level 8 Synchro summons, but I'm sure there's just something I haven't seen yet that will push Drillygnathus to the top spot because you're right, summoning Misc is way better than just returning it. Drillygnathus would also be better for the deck as a whole by being a Dinosaur of course, but also by being outright stronger, both baseline and with that battle damage boost. Omega's hand pick effect is still a useful tool to keep in mind too though, as well as the ability to also return face down banished cards to your graveyard. They both have their ups and downs for sure, and just like the first paragraph, one instantly puts materials in grave but the other has an overall better synergy and effect thanks to being a Dinosaur and a banish Monster Reborn to boot. Edit as I was typing this out: I just read Xeno Meteorus, along with the other new extra deck cards, and uhh yeah him and Frostosaurus will be super consistent lol Drillygnathus is absolutely the better pick as a whole than Omega. But Omega does have an added bonus of potentially two interruptions on the opponent's turn so still not a bad pick either. But man that Xeno Meteorus line is gonna be a whole new ballgame, especially putting consistent rank 6's on the table. And being a tuner to boot? Being able to make all the new extra deck bosses with just those two? Absolutely crazy. Dinosaurs about to go on a rampage again and I'm all for it. These new cards look insane. It's 3am where I am so I'm a little out of it right now haha sorry if some stuff I wrote is nonsense. Happy to contribute to trying to make Dinosaurs OP again.

I revamped my strategy a little bit and have something to add in regards to Scrap Dragon. It isn't completely worthless to make it, even not as a hail Mary, because I realized that if you run a Dogoran Kaiju, you can use Pill to bring him out and overlay with Scrap Dragon to go into Hope Harbinger to get a free Spell negate every turn, or Divine Dragon Knight Felgrand for an effect negate, Number 90 Photon Lord to negate hand traps, Aegaion to dismantle their extra deck slowly but surely (on both turns as well which is kind of nuts and for no detach cost), or that Number 69(?) Sky Prison card to lock out Graveyard plays. If something happens to both of your Ultimate Conductor Tyrannos somehow this could be a solid backup strategy, although having to make more room for at least 1 more card in the extra deck, as scarce as that is. I haven't been able to mess with the Xeno Dinos yet but for now this is what I'm rolling with. If you open with UCT and any other possible way to reach Oviraptor, it means you can use Pill on Dogoran instead to overlay, and still get UCT on board turn 1. It's a 3 card combo technically since you need to open with a baby as well to get the ball rolling but still, the deck has a lot of ways to reach what it wants generally. Misc at 1 hurts but Drillygnathus will help circumvent that like you mentioned prior.

Yeah, for my WISU list I'll show what it looks like with no Doodle Beasts or Scrap.

That's why a lot of generic dragon support cards are banned. I can't remember what number monster it was but it just sent 5 free dragons from your deck to the GY.

@@stupidwebYGOI believe you’re thinking of Dark Matter Dragon

​@@SluggySupreme Yes that's the one

It's a great deck to get into, and I'm glad you and your nephew have something to bond over

The card was designed to interact the way it does. It's meant to say destroy. Even with that, it doesn't do half of what some modern field spells do

Yeah, i didn't have the time to include all the versions of the deck through history, just what I believe to be the general main deck plus my personal choices

Keep the deck strong 💪 Dinos will never go extinct

That's the idea. Even before WISU, the main core of the deck has been reprinted a few times, so the deck was never terribly expensive, but I'm glad that more people are picking up dino now that it's all in one place