I like this idea. I kinda wish the video was longer. Also any player can get unlucky. I understand the three loss rule if you are worried about time constraints, but I think 5 is a much fairer number. In the higher ranks, even the strongest decks can get unlucky with enough play time. I don't think I have ever lost more than 4 times in a row, but I have lost 3 in a row on bad days (mostly due to the bug)
Seeing Pendulum Magician in action next would be quite interesting, given that they are operating close to full power, except for "graphs" Sorcerers. This deck provides an excellent platform for exploring different play styles (like a Jack of All Trades) - beeing a purer version that focus on Dark Spellcaster boss monsters or the a combination of the Dimensional Dragons + Z-Arc. They work very well with other support from Odd-Eyes, Performapal, and even the Supreme King variants. Having to spent a whole year meticulously experimenting with it and testing various approaches, I found it incredibly rewarding and a sense of the old school like duels (grinding). What sets this deck apart from the rest is that it doesn't relly fully on on staples if you want to. Instead, its strength lies in the harmony between high and low scales and "toolbox" cards, complemented by a versatile extradeck monster that can addapt for any situation. It's a noteworthy option for any duelist seeking consistency and adaptability like a main character from the series not only conviced jet? Their art kinda resembles to your avatar model ;)
I have a friend who wants to get into Yu-Gi-Oh and this video looks useful for explaining the meta/fun dynamic. It'd be really cool seeing a video like this but for ojamas (he really likes them)
I would love to see a megalith grind. It's pretty low on the necessary urs and it's got some suprise factor because new people have no clue what to do against them
I find losing to blue eyes deck the hardest challenge in Yu-Gi-Oh, it's so easy to beat it , I've lost to dark magician before but I can't lose against Blue eyes even if I try
As a permanent resident of gold, cause seriously screw being stuck playing against the same metas decks on loop in high plat and above, don't play gold during the first week of rank reset. If you have to play wait till the end of the week or just wait until week 2. By that point all the smurfs have left and you get a more chill and balanced experience.
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I like this idea. I kinda wish the video was longer. Also any player can get unlucky. I understand the three loss rule if you are worried about time constraints, but I think 5 is a much fairer number. In the higher ranks, even the strongest decks can get unlucky with enough play time. I don't think I have ever lost more than 4 times in a row, but I have lost 3 in a row on bad days (mostly due to the bug)
Yeah, this video did a lot better on tiktok due to the length. At the moment, its at 18.4K Views and 2114 likes.
Seeing Pendulum Magician in action next would be quite interesting, given that they are operating close to full power, except for "graphs" Sorcerers. This deck provides an excellent platform for exploring different play styles (like a Jack of All Trades) - beeing a purer version that focus on Dark Spellcaster boss monsters or the a combination of the Dimensional Dragons + Z-Arc. They work very well with other support from Odd-Eyes, Performapal, and even the Supreme King variants.
Having to spent a whole year meticulously experimenting with it and testing various approaches, I found it incredibly rewarding and a sense of the old school like duels (grinding). What sets this deck apart from the rest is that it doesn't relly fully on on staples if you want to. Instead, its strength lies in the harmony between high and low scales and "toolbox" cards, complemented by a versatile extradeck monster that can addapt for any situation. It's a noteworthy option for any duelist seeking consistency and adaptability like a main character from the series not only conviced jet? Their art kinda resembles to your avatar model ;)
I have a friend who wants to get into Yu-Gi-Oh and this video looks useful for explaining the meta/fun dynamic. It'd be really cool seeing a video like this but for ojamas (he really likes them)
I would love to see a megalith grind. It's pretty low on the necessary urs and it's got some suprise factor because new people have no clue what to do against them
I find losing to blue eyes deck the hardest challenge in Yu-Gi-Oh, it's so easy to beat it , I've lost to dark magician before but I can't lose against Blue eyes even if I try
As a permanent resident of gold, cause seriously screw being stuck playing against the same metas decks on loop in high plat and above, don't play gold during the first week of rank reset. If you have to play wait till the end of the week or just wait until week 2. By that point all the smurfs have left and you get a more chill and balanced experience.
I reach diamond with my blue-eyes deck and I can tell it's one of the worst decks I have by a lot, but I love it.
I would like to see ritual Dogmatika, and great video
Nice!
this season so far is going crazy, feels almost like most of the high ranked duelists just skipped last season and came back now
Dark magician...
You should try out world chalice. Its strangely a really strong deck and is really f2p friendly.
Gold 5 with free Blue-Eyes not bad I say would you give Nekroz Dogmatika a try?
Try Dragonmaid the furry waifu battle deck