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It's interesting how the field setup is similar to Pokémon TCG (speaking of entry area and member area). And now Pokémon TCG Pocket has identical setup in terms of the 3 slots in bench and 1 active Pokémon slot.

The digimon card game and Gundam are cool because they break this trend

Don´t worry, around 6 months we´ll have ARTS and MC LRIGs just like JAPAN, we will be able to play an "AllStars-like" WIXOSS.

Questions: Where can we Americans buy the singles/ cards to build decks? Where can we USA based players playing since this is a dead game over here in the US? Im having a hard time finding current decks being played in the game in Japan, where can we find meta decks? Where can we go to find card list for sets?

You should try playing Myrhik TCG. Its very fun.

I feel like jar of greed would be better if traps were much more of a key part of the game, and combos were less reliable. The way I see it is it’s a useful bluff when they want to interact with one of your several traps. They go to destroy it and you just cycle it into something else. That’s a two for one. Not to mention the deck thinning. However, maybe I’m too magic brained, thinking about two for one advantages in that way. 😅

Magi Nation is one game that I think would really benefit from a mobile revamp.

Also where the hell do i go to find a store with this tcg (living in ohio so.... yea may not be good time trying to find it)

booba cards :]

I love the anime and they even have an official mobile game but japanese only. waiting for the English simulator to release there apparently is a fan made one being made

This TCG looks horrible compared to the million other waifu tcgs out there but the anime was really good atleast (the first one) maybe since it had nothing to do with the card game lol

Out of curiosity, where do you buy your wixoss cards? Trying to find a good site or place to buy 'em

god i wish they would bring duel masters back to america, such a fun game

Interesting. When I first was making my TCG and for a while it had 7 factions based of the regions of the planet the game took place in, and then one “universal” faction which included staple spells and support cards which could be used in any deck. Now that I’m rebooting my game, I’m thinking of cutting it down to 5-6 including the universal faction and making the factions based of emotions instead, having the regions be subtypes or something

I beta tested a game back in the day that had 6 colors and it was actually better. You could put them in pairs or 3s like similar or opposing types and that actually highlighted the basic color deck types a lot better. Why's nobody doing 6 colors? Because people are copycats. As for why 5-6 is the sweet spot for so many things (party size, number of stats, etc.) study the classic paper "The Magicat Number 7 plus minus 2".

What’s your thoughts on the battle spirits saga mechanic and resource system if I may ask?

Very great video explain wixoss for me as yugioh player

What’re your thoughts on a renewable resource system where every/most “creature” card could be played as “lands”? Where instead of being put onto the battlefield as blockers/attackers, they could be placed to generate 1-2 resources to tap as a land. Then, should that card be restricted to land usage the rest of the game, or be transformed into creature for its cost when needed?

i remember picking up the cards from walmart, i had a blast, shame it just didnt stick in american markets

Wile high defense yugioh cards can create stalls in theory, there is the running joke in the time wizard Edison format summoning a 3k defense monster ftk's the formats popular dragon deck, the very first boost packs included incredibly powerful spell and trap cards that remove monsters for free like fissure, raigeki, trap hole, dark hole so one could build decks that punish over extensions of investing too much into a big def monster by getting a clean 2/3 for 1. This also works nicely for the conundrum of how to you beat the opponents tribute summon monster if you can't tribute summon yourself due to your normal summons getting attacked over. Spend spell/traps to clear out problem cards. Now, in the early yugioh sets removal is at a higher rarity than comparable monsters so just playing with junk out of packs is pretty miserable, but that is mostly because there is little decision making in general when all you can do is slam monsters and pray. The powerful cheep removal as well as targeting and attacking over opponents monsters leading to unstable game states makes sense when considering yugioh was designed as a native tool first and a game second. Trap cards classically being added with the express purpose providing the story avenues of dramatic reversals being a good example of this, something that panned out pretty well considering how iconic "you've activated my trap card!" has become. When viewing the early with this lens a lot of design choices make a lot of sense. The easy come easy go nature of monsters was very intentional as the goal was for the game to be a dynamic back and forth were the person in the drivers seat is constantly changing. That was.... less successful in early yugioh in paper but the vibe is still there.

I'm creating 2 different Homemade Card Games. The first one's called "D3" and the second is "D5". D3 is based on Cardfight Vanguard and D5 is a combination of Pokemon & FGO Duel. D5 is super simple, no card effects, just "rock paper scissors", Water beats Fire. Your videos inspired me to do so

I blame the anime not as entertaining as yu hi oh that the game flopped in the US.

6:42 They changed that to be all inclusive in an april 2024 update

This game sounds heavily inspired by the breakpoint system in Smash Up!

Putting the lack of instants aside, I don't get why the amount of mana each card in Duel Masters gives you doesn't scale with its utility. While the system it has stops you from not being able to play anything, it seems as though the deckbuilding process would be quite similar except that each of your lands has morph, essentially.

The YGO memes were fire

Yeahh~Show up for supporting wixoss！

If the rules distinguish between placing a front face-down under another front and the adding of a front that the "Blood-winger Reaper" can do, you could lorewise make it that the front is in the other world and potentially trapped.

I use colours in my tcg as a colour mechanic Like where exactly on the playmat the deck manipulates

The digital TCG I'm developing (it's more of a segue into actual printing after testing as our printer has critically failed) has faction locks in the form of the sets themselves, and a set of generic cards everyone can use to change parts of how their theorycrafting plays out. For example, Mr. Gumshoe, on spawn, reveals the top card of an opponent's deck, which, in my rules, leaves it open to effects since it's no longer face-down, and face-down cards are immune to effects. That would also be how taking cards out of play is done in said rules since they won't be involved anymore.

I really wish there was an official "Duel Masters" format for MTG.

This feels like old Yu Gi Oh when quick effects and being able to play a card straight from the hand wasn't a thing yet

If I remember right the only cards (well, creature cards) in Duel Master that costed 1 mana were blockers of a power level of 2000, and a card that had to attack each turn if able with 1000 power. I just don't see it as a problem, since most of the cards are purely defensive, while the one aggressive card gets completely destroyed by all the defensive one, and you don't have the option to not attack while it is on the field.

I like how you use Kamen Rider.

I've been thinking about this issue myself, and I don't even play TCGs.

really cool video about TCG making with good description. Huge thanks. You can also get some ideas from deckbuliding board game like Dominion, and other online card game (but keep in mind there's huge difference between offline and online one)

I remember playing the initial OG starter decks way back when on an event, then I brought the japanese tama and iona starter decks, still have them, I think this game took the best lessons from vanguard, and was just SO elegant to play, with the combination of resources and triggers.

I had to travel to another state for a few weeks, no one to play yugioh here so watching videos like this to pass the time until I get back home lol

lol we played this game wrong "THE WHOLE TIME". Ofc I am talking about sth that we played 15 years ago. Wish Duel Masters had stayed famous.

Looking 👍, thinking of Self-Publishing, GameCrafter, of signing to a Publisher?

The most trash RNG i would say is in Bandai game with garbage Shield rng. The biggest problem with rng is the type of it, drawing rng is in every games it is ok. But the uncontrollable rng is where it is unfair and most frustrated For example: in MTG, land is a bad rng (old game mechanic), but it still doesn't give you advantage or change the outcome uncontrollably. You decide how many lands in the deck and you know how many lands in the deck , land itself is a mana and help you cast stuff. Doesn't do anything on its own in normal case Now let's look at Vanguard or bandai games using deck cards as life. You start drawing X cards, and then you draw X amount of cards from your deck put into your Shield area. Right away, there is a big problem. You don't know what cards you draw to put into shield area as a Life mechanic. Also there is a gimmick to that like the new Gundam TCG or other like one piece your shield area if hitting the right cards, they will trigger an effect depend on the cards. Maybe it bounce a unit, maybe i create token, maybe it kills a minion etc. The point is, you have 0 control over it, you dont know X cards in the shield and if you play 1 copy of something. Suddenly if that card is in the shield area-> you can't play the card just like that. So whether you or opponent get lucky, doesnt change the fact that is uncontrollable rng and it is garbage

I will never forgive WOTC for abandoning this game. They knew it was becoming a competitor to Magic and they couldn’t accept it.

i think i'm handling 6 factions well tl;dr: separate them by what part of the board they care most for, like deck, discard, hand, etc) i wanted to make a really simple sorta "introductory" tcg, and eventually decided to use playing card iconography and terminology where reasonable so, i made the factions 6 suits (the standard ♦♣♥♠ + black grails and red shields, from James Watson's deck6 design) the rules are heavily based on duel masters, though with Star Wars: unlimited's resource system mixed with EDH's commander system so, my solution to make the 6 suits unique was with what part of the board they're _most focused_ on: diamonds - resource cards clubs - face cards (units) hearts - decks spades - discard piles grails - hands shields - guards and these infer mechanics like MtG black's GY tricks, blue's draw and scry, etc

For 2 cards obviously the only answers are eithe 1 card activation or 1 card activation + 10 cards from the top of your deck removed from play and there effects negated until removed

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This game seems great! Now just need a video of how to make friends to play with

I hope one day ya make review on JP Battle Spirits(also eldora is cute😭)

Is there a way to make a game with no factions that isn't just goodstuff piles

For the same reason people play gatcha games: waifus

There is also the issue of how the abilities themselves are valued. Creating a token, gaining card advantage, giving buffs both temporary and permanant, having keywords like flying, haste, or prowess, etc. These all need to be properly valued on how cards are made. Monestary Swiftspear is a key example for why this is a problem. Can't be killed in a 1v1 with a basic 1 drop unless that card has upside. Instantly able to be capatilized on because of haste, and stays until late game being able to compete with 4-5 drops easily because of Prowess. It easily wins games by turn 5 if your opponent doesn't take care of it quick. But THAT is the problem itself. One drops have gotten so powerful that there is basically no downside to only using them. Before, you actually needed to get something like Craterhoof out in order to make 1 drops matter but now they compete 1 on 1 with creatures like Craterhoof by themselves.