When a Yu-Gi-Oh Players Tries Another Card Game.
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- Yu-Gi-Oh players might be good at their game, but not every card game is the same. What happens when they try out Magic the Gathering, Pokemon, Vanguard, or Digimon TCG?
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#YuGiOh #Skit #Funny
*Thanks for watching the new video guys! Hope you all enjoyed! Have you ever tried a different card game? What's the weirdest thing that happened?*
When You Try to Show Yu-Gi-Oh to Your Friends - ua-cam.com/video/LfttNKXMcWo/v-deo.html
Thanks for playing Vanguard, really underrater game.
I played Weiss Schwarz and still couldn't grasp it after about an hour
The weirdest card game I've ever tried was Chaotic. It takes a bit to get the hang of it.
@@dav_4257 how dare u
The fact I actually know how to play all these games
"You can only play 1 per turn" I think Mew VMAX and the non once-per-turn Genesect V are laughing in your general direction.
I was hoping to see him play a card then rare candy it to get around that for more confusion as evolutions don't count to the 1 pokemon per turn.
So basically the floodgate "Summon Limit" huh
Yugioh players don’t understand how broken this deck is
@@Kawaiisikkusu i forgot that card existed but basically yes.
"You can only play 1 per turn" isn't even how the bench works
0:40 this is exactly what I was hoping to see: tricking a old Yu-Gi-Oh! player who is a new Pokémon player into running 4 copies of a draw 3 cards card. Lol
As a mtg player the concept of a free card that lets you draw three cards seems so broken. One of the only things I know about the Pokemon tcg is that level of card draw isn't even considered good and it blows my mind. Wheels for days.
@@seangoldman6833 it's not that getting +3 without drawback is bad in pokemon context(the "stronger" cards all have drawbacks), but because it's a supporter card and you can only play supporter once per turn, and you want that once per turn effect to be used on something bigger
@@MUGEN44 that and there are also cards like cynthia that depending on how many cards are in your hand can be essentially a +5
Bro in almost any card game the "draw three cards" is so good
@@duodecim3452 I guess. But I thought the trick in pokemon is like
1 - You can only play it like once per turn
2 - Drawing cards doesn't mean much if you won't be able to use them which is kinda the case with pokemon where you can normally play only 1 energy card per turn
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Man I am the King of Games, this is all the proof you need!! Hope y'all enjoyed. For those of you suggesting other games we appreciate the input. Who knows, maybe there will be a part 2 to this
For starters calling your triggers to attack means you missed out on a lot of shields.
It’s gotta be more fun making these skits then actually playing the game
Go fish is a good card game
I actually want u to play Pokémon yet
@@penguinoverlord9994 it's a skit. I've played every game in the video lol
This skit was really well written. Great job, guys!
“Wait til you hear about summoning sickness” and “like an equip spell” had me dying
Watching him special summon those pokemon really made my day
watching him put them in def mode was even funnier
Maybe he thought this was a double or triple battle
I was like:
"My brother in christ, where did you get that you can 'special summon' on the card?".
That was funny af. Asking response in Pokemon actually had me screaming. The tease when you brought out the Digimon deck box and played Pokemon first instead tho. 💀
yo my man
Yugioh and MTG literally make you paranoid about being countered for playing things in any other card game lol. I'm getting into Digimon TCG and for some reason I still can't stop thinking I'm gonna get hand trapped at some point in my turn.
@@burpinator1 same man
@@burpinator1 Blossom is the better Ash, than Ketchum 🤣
@@burpinator1 I just watched a match between a regular Digi player and a former Yugi Player that day. The Yugi players was always answering "yes" or some synonyms to every play the other guy made.
I would actually love to see you guys play an actual game/games of these different card games for the channel. Cause it would be cool to see how everybody does in each of these games.
Alec did Cardfight!! Vanguard overDress against an actual Bushiroad staff member on the Team APS plus channel last year :)
I feel like they'd enjoy MTG. It's prolly the closest to Yugioh
i feel like the other card games in this video have much less interesting videos about them, and these guys make everything interesting
Right but even so still think it would be cool if they changed things up every so often so things wouldn't go dry
@@hi28 lrr did a stream of digimon, and it was really informative.
The first time I tried magic in middle school, I tried to apply what I knew from yugioh. When I saw the power/toughness at the bottom of a creature cars, I equated it to that creature’s atk/def. I was laughed at by the entire lunch table when I tried to summon a Llanowar Elves in defense mode 😂
I played a lot of Yu-Gi-Oh in middle school and got into Magic 3 years ago. I hadn't played Yu-Gi-Oh in 10 years but still needed ages to adjust to the fact that I wasn't able to attack specific creatures. My enemy "declaring blockers" melted my brain
@@goth_fraggle Yeah, that was also the thing that took ages for my friend to understand.
When I tried to switc from Yugioh to Magic they got annoyed that I didn't realize creature cards were spells.
I play pokémon and I saw Yugioh and I tried to undertand. You can guess that I didnt understood anything haha
@@goth_fraggle Once you play Arena or Magic Online it's not that difficult to understand. Monsters don't really matter as much in MTG as your overall deck archetype whether it's aggro, control, combo, or mid-range. That basically defines our play-style, how you approach the game, what types of decks your own deck is strong/weak against and ultimately how you win.
This reminds me of the Yu-go streamer I watched one night try to learn Magic, who stopped mid game and asked “Man, why do you have to pay for things? This sucks!” It made me crack up the same way this got me. I’m usually the one trying to drag people into new card games, so this is a pretty familiar scenario! Great stuff.
Dude. Yugi has to constantly discard remove and what not to activate effects. In any case boss monsters act as regular magic cards
Those were his words, not mine! And certainly there are occasional costs in Yu-Gi-Oh, but a lot of them are much more about opportunity cost when building your deck than anything else. Also most things are free in YGO, but you have to pay for almost everything in Magic.
Sounds like Farfa and if it is, he was probably joking, honestly, his whole stream was funny af.
No, no, he has a point.
I play both games and I sometimes just sit there thinking: Man... This game is so much slower with the mana aspect. And bricking in Magic sucks even more than in Yugioh because there is NOTHING you can do if you draw too many lands or not enough lands. And all you hear from MTG players is: "Just play a better manabase." But even with the best manabase you can still draw too many or too little. Hence why mulligan exists. I still feel like Mulligan exists because the resource system of the game is fundamentally flawed.
The land system can be a source of frustration for sure, but I still think it’s great. It allows them to not restrict cards from any deck, so you can play anything, you just have to find a way to pay for it.
Lands are great but so is YGO’s one summon per turn and Pokemon’s one energy per turn, etc. The different systems allow the games to feel and play quite differently and that seems like a great thing to me, as long as the designers understand the system they have/have made and account for it. Not having a mulligan was jarring to me in YGO at first, but I quickly realized it’d be way, way too good in that game. There are a number of folks who would argue that the current Magic mulligan is too strong and consistent.
Also worth noting how much tech WotC has started putting into lands to make them dead draws less often, from the Castles being non unique in Eldraine, to the triomes having cycling, to the spell/land MDFC’s, to the current set of Kamigawa channel lands, there’s a lot they’ve been exploring recently and to me basically all of these have felt great.
But I’ve also been playing Magic for literal decades so honestly it’d feel a bit weird if I didn’t lose a few games to just drawing land!
"Your battle phase just ended, main phase 2!"
Loved it!
Someone else said it, but seeing you guys playing these other games now and again would be cool.
"wait untill you hear about summoning sickness"
that one got me so hard
Og yugioh players will remember when Fusions had Summoning Sickness 😌
@@blackfiresprout that was an anime specific rule for battle city and nowhere else
@@LChaos2 No shit sherlock 👀
same here. I laughed hard.
As a Mono-Red player, I can't relate.
My mans just dropped all his heal triggers onto the field Lmao I died.
Nani
Playing Vanguard be like (to the tune of "It's not my wallet"):
Trell: "You don't have any responses to my attack."
Alec: "Yup."
Trell: "So you have to take the damage."
Alec: "Yup."
Trell: "And since you already had five before, this sixth one means you lose."
Alec: "That makes sense to me."
Trell: "So I win!"
Alec: "Get, Heal Trigger. My Vanguard gains 10000 power and I heal one."
True story bro 😬🤌 🤣💛
Next turn!
Alec : Stride Generation!
Trell : Stride what?
Alec : I attack your Vanguard with my Vanguard!
Trell : I still have 2 life man! No Guard!
Alec : Triple drive check!
Trell : Triple what?
Alec : First check, Get Critical Trigger!
Trell : What?
Alec : Second check, Get Critical Trigger!
Trell : Wait, no no no wait just a sec-
Alec : Third check, Get Critical Trigger!
Alec : N-no way!
Alec : This is the last!
Trell : N-no not yet! If I get a Heal Trigger like you then...Damage trigger.
Trell : First check, no trigger. Second check, no trigger. Third check, get! Draw Trigger! Power to my Vanguard and draw one card.
*Draw a heal trigger*
Trell : *Sweat* Fourth check...No trigger (A perfect guard (sentinel))
Alec : It seemed like, I had won.
Responds by g-guarding with Negrolily, Lily calls Beatrice, Beatrice calls Skeleton Cannoneer from drop zone, Cannoneer pops your attacking unit and draws me a card 😎
@@tynytian laugh in Ichikashima Silent Tom combo
@@I3ULL5HIT that's what Protect I is for 😉
You can bench as many basic Pokémon as you want per turn. You can only have 5 on the bench at a given time and one in the active slot. You can also evolve as many Pokémon as you like during your turn, as long as they were not put in to play that turn and you have to have the evolution card in hand.
Now I wish to see an spinoff anime were yugi goes around trying other cardgames. Not so different to what he actually did in the manga
And season 0 of the anime.
Knowing Yugi and Atem, they would be called KING OF GAMES and Kaiba growls furiously.
@@dragonknight1560 Well yeah no matter what game you're playing the ability to stack your entire deck is a bit strong.
We got UA-cam parodies for that.
"My grandpa's deck has no pathetic cards, Kaiba!"
*draws basic land*
As a yuguoh player who's gotten very into casual Pioneer Magic recently and played alot of Pokemon back in the Gen 5 era, this was awesome. I have purposely stayed away from Commander but I love how the games aren't over by turn 3 and you actually have to wait to play cards
Out of curiosity, why are you steering clear of Commander? Not that you're wrong to do so, I'm just curious.
@@Ceracio I do play it occasionally, but some if the commander decks are crazy op, especially near the cedh level. I've bought a few commander decks since they look cool and have great cards but it's a much more fast paced format that can be a lot like competitive Yugioh at times, especially if the opponents playing blue. Most p the community at my university plays commander and they can pull off some bs so that's why I mainly veered away from it. Casual commander can be fun though
@@frostyblade8842 Agreed. Casual Commander with friends is the most fun I've ever had in a card game. cEDH is bs.
@@frostyblade8842 My suggestion is to talk to ppl pre-game about the power levels of the decks. If they have any sense of common human decency, they will listen and if they have a lower power deck they will pull it out.
@@dragonwmz8301"any common sense of decency"
I only have 1 player play yugioh in my town. He doesnt have it 😭 but hes the only one tollerate my house rules
I've never had trouble adjusting to new card games, but it helps going in with no expectations of how the new game will work.
"We played 4 different games and you still only managed to play Yu-Gi-Oh"
I'M DEAD 💀💀💀
Is it sad that I actually know people like this? I'm crying right now.
I encounter the opposite when they come from a game like magic the gathering and think defense point are the monsters HP and the monster isn’t destroyed when attacked into with a higher attack than defense
Is it sad that I know you...Lulu lmao
@@PretzTrigger it's sad that I only buy yugioh merch like them expensive figures but don't play the game XD
@@zeronxepher u have dmg figurine?
@@annedrieck7316 yep, two of them. I got a bunch of figures. Slifer kotobukiya for one :3
Gotta say. My first Vanguard deck was a Magnolia one and the feeling of slapping down 4-5 units on turn two was euphoric the first time I did it
Ah yes, the old "BUT I'M NOT DONE YET!!" deck
First deck for vanguard was an eradicator deck for v prem
First vanguard deck was dragonic overlord for g standard
@@bearbeet8135 Where do you play G standard? :0 Unless you talking about Premium
@@blackfiresprout My lgs has a g standard tournament every fortnight
1:22 actually you can put as many pokemon as you want as long as they are basic. Then after a turn any basic mon can be evolved a stage
Wow... after watching this skit, knocking the 's' off "King of Games" really makes it sound way less cool. King of 'Game' 😂 Great video guys!
If anyone was thinking about trying Vanguard, I would definitely give it a chance. It's super fun and we recently celebrated it's 10 year anniversary ✨
Oh... and the "You don't have enough lands to play that". "You mean like a field spell" literally broke me. Brilliant 👏
I am vanguard player from Burma and I agree vanguard is super fun
Vanguard is cool but there's hardly anyone to play with around here unlike Yugioh, magic, pokemon or even digimon. The closest card shop doesn't even stock it.
@@sirspookybones1118 yep I agree we only have one card store that sell vanguard in Myanmar too name is AFK Hobby Store
Who knows they might reboot the entire game again and make all your cards useless again (Still annoyed by that)
What's a good sim to play it on and where should I learn it from?
Jokes aside, it's actually quite helpful to explain some mechanics in terms people understand them with. Like Vanguard, the backrow can be seen as somewhat of a union equip. Sure it's different in detail, but it does help acquire some basic understanding of the game and all you need is access into the game^^
Yeah. Like if going from YGO to magic it can be summed up to start with as:
Enchantments: Continuous Magic Cards
Auras: Equip Cards
Sorceries: Magic Cards
Instant: Quick-Play Magic Cards/Traps
Creatures: Monsters
Oh yeah Union monsters! Forgot those!
@@GoldenSunAlex MTG has Hand traps? Nice. I mean Pokémon has only like 1 hand trap right?
As someone who grew up playing Yu-Gi-Oh and now plays Magic, Vangaurd and the Dragon Ball Super card game, I love this video! I highly recommend anyone who enjoys one card game to at least try and learn some of the other card games just for the variety! You might even find a new favorite! (DBS for me)
Awesome, man. I don’t play Vanguard but I fucking love the art. 🔥
I would wanna give pokemon tcg a shot
Yeah cant wait to beat everyone with broken ultra instinct card.
Isn't Vanguard similar to YGO? Or is that Buddyfight? Or are they the same thing?!?
@@drago939393 i could only hope they might be, i keep looking at card games and finding nothing like yugioh.
those were some of the first games i heard, apart from the already known top games, that people hype up or kind of complain about what goes on with them i guess? i still havent really looked at the 2 games yet...
now i dont hear or see anyone talk about them.
recently i was looking at the final fantasy tcg since that looks like a simpler version of mtg and pokemon unlike these other CGs, and yet has somewhat yugioh like actions.
I've been saying this for a while but I would love to see you all play a Magic The Gathering draft
This video reminds me of TheDuelLogs' series where he tries to determine if cards from other franchises are any good or not. In his first video he thought a card that ended up warping the format it came out in was just meh.
Which card was it?
Was the card some animal who needed some 4 different resources to play?
I went from Yugioh, to Magic, to Digimon. It was really interesting. I play Magic against my siblings on the holidays and I mostly just collect Digimon, but this video is very accurate
Oh man “draw 3 cards”.
I love drawing my entire deck in magic for no good reason then comboing off.
Lol, I've been playing some MTG and it's so nice not having to deal with long combos and weird timing problems.
What are you talking about? Long combos is mtg second name xD
...spoken like a person that's never played an Eternal format...
Alec has my eternal respect for using Alestiel, it's my personal favorite of the LM decks. Keep up the great work you guys.
Too bad she's not great. Btw, Dragon waifu superior. Clarissa gang
@@XTempestBuster Yeah she's really good too, I honestly just prefer Alestiel because the WW/BW mechanic is just so interesting to me and I like the more complex mechanics like it. Clarissa's really cool though, being able to attack multiple units at once is just awesome especially since I loved Brawlers back in the day.
@@Jtblake oh yeah, i fell in love with clarissa and see her as Big Bang Knuckle's "daughter" basically. And the concept of hanging out with friends to release a strong blow made me feel happy. But yeah, the wings mechanic is super fun. Just... not TOO practical in testing. Especially when someone ends up binding another one of your cards
@@XTempestBuster True that on the binding thing, haven't tested it too much, because of my schedule, but yeah that absolutely hurts the deck. Honestly glad to hear that you're enjoying Clarissa, hope she works out for you, especially with the new set coming out in May.
Looked like it was a Black Wing variant though, which isn't very good. Decks itself out by soulcharging before it can finish the opponent.
“I play Tierno to draw 3 cards from my deck. Any response?”
“Response? Just do it man!”
Why did I laugh 😂!?
He's right can't really respond and draw 3 pretty weak for supporter card since it can only be used once per turn
He was checking if he had ash lol
@@chrisjericho7973 is there an ash equivalent in Pokémon?
@@vanillabean9753 there is no ash trainer card in the tcg
@@vanillabean9753 you can not intervene in your opponent's turn. In fact, that's the reason why we have insane draw support, you need to do everything in your turn; from attack to set up a defense and a plan b in case everything goes wrong.
As someone who is trying to get into magic… I have literally said all of these things haha
I played magic for 10 years and now I'm getting into my 2nd year playing Yu-Gi-Oh, you will have a lot of fun I hope the game holds your attention like it did mine, very solid tcg
No ignore this guy you are being distracted from reading your bible
Hope you have fun. It is my favourite tcg. Been playing for years. Has a drastic learning curve though
just do booster drafts to build a collection and get the feel for your lgs tourny scene. then build a deck once you've decided what playstyle you like and what your budget is.
there's plenty of 30 dollar deck lists that can hold their own against tier 1 netdecks.
2:02 even the cameraman can't hold the laugh... Wp gentlemen.
I've been getting my Yugioh friends into Vanguard lately and can confirm this is accurate
Every Vanguard deck just like Superheavy Samurai(Monster Mashed deck)
vanguards a bomb to play, in any format
@@J-roll1 Premium is an actual bomb you either fight someone that actually just trying to have fun or get your ass beaten by god tier deck ahahaha
@@I3ULL5HIT messiahs go brrrrrrr
@@V2ULTRAKill messiah? That deck had been dead since the early V era 🤣 no offence if you're a messiah player but the deck is not a big problem for most decks.
I was half-expecting the Vanguard segment to end with something like "...So it's like the Seal of Orichalcos?"
2:21 Wait a minute, did he just summoned a bunch of monsters in the same turn?
Same as Pokémon I guess?
Great seeing you guys “play” other card games on your main channel :)
Vanguard is dope!
This was a fun video to watch!
Now we need them to actually play them
Not just in skits
I'm happy vanguard was included. Sucks how since digimon has such a popular anime it's card game became instantly popular while vanguard worked it's way up and is still getting overshadowed by youtubers only paying attention to digimon
"This is Magic we need to use resources."
"But we need that in Yugioh. I gotta send from deck to GY to activate my VWs."
"You putting monsters in your Spell and Trap zone? Chain Infernity Judge Call"
Infernity judge call? Infernity got new support?
@@mfznal-hafidz8592 Yeah, it's a new spell that allow you to call a judge on every single Infernity player out there. If the judge find out that player put monster in spell&trap zone, they instantly lose the game.
@@minhkhangtran6948 what? 🤨
@@mfznal-hafidz8592 r/whoosh
It's a joke, about how some infernity player purposefully set their monster down as spell/trap card so that they can get an empty hand to make their play, which is an illegal move
@@minhkhangtran6948 oh, I didn't know that. That's why I'm a bit confused 😅
Because this gimmick is common with artifact but infernity? Really make me questioning about that.
2:40 so anime seal of oricalcos?
That's what I thought!
Man... if only the Fire Emblem Cipher TCG ever got localised, I could maybe see other people play it. That game is genuinely fun.
That'd be cool, but unfortunately loads of tcgs never make it out of Japan
Never heard of it, how new is it
@@brandondowdy5022 It ran between 2015 and 2021. It got discontinued because, in the words of the creators, the gacha game was enough to celebrate the series.
@@Ocsttiac oh ok cool thanks
"See, in Magic, we actually have to use _resources_ to play our cards."
Outstanding. I had to pause the video until I stopped laughing.
I'm just having the SHITTIEST day ever... And you guys manage to crack my ass to death laughing with this skit 😂 GG guys you are hilarious!
Glad you enjoyed. Keep that smile man!!!
This is actually so dam accurate lmao!
2:34 Also not anymore, Orders baby.
_Like an xyz summon_
Funny enough that's exactly how I explained digiburst to my friend
In Digimon, Jogress / DNA Digivolve is close to Xyz Summon. Digi-burst is when you detach materials for effects.
As someone that casually played Pokémon back in the day, and more or less always stayed playing Yu-Gi-Oh! this hit so hard. That was my same reaction when my bf was trying to teach me to play Vanguard 😂
Seeing them call triggers, especially 2 heal triggers to the front row hurt so much when they were playing Vanguard
as someone who has played since limit break format and has particpated in several regions and args yes yes it does
Seriously, wtf. They should make a video about when Yugioh players try to play other games or something.
@@shapular it's all a joke regardless lol
I'm okay if the triggers are the skill triggers. But regardless I'm happy he threw VG in there.
As a person who plays both magic and yugioh competitively this is hilarious
I wonder how would he do in Chaotic, Lightseekers and Heartstone
I mean in hearthstone the computer won't let you do stuff you can't do
Lightseekers was really cool in concept, but sadly that ship sunk really fast
@@Closer2Zero
And Chaotic died due to issues with licensing and 4Kids being idiots.
Add Shadowverse to this list. The game has Yu-Gi-Oh syndrome, so it's gone from "9 mana 8/8 with immunity to everything is a pretty good card" to "if it costs more than 6 you will literally never get to play it because the game is over by then", but it's still a fun and interesting card game.
0:35 And draw 3 cards completely and utterly sucks!
Imagine going to a casino and using the Yu-Gi-Oh mentality to play Black Jack or Poker.
Then you'll look like a child Infront of all the mafia.
Next skit
"Yugi, you'll never touch my lifepoints now that I am safe behind my*FULL HOUSE*!"
Lol the mafia being at casinos is very cliche, not saying some don't still own casinos but for the most part they're not. Just a bunch of ragtag adults that want to gamble, I go to my local and nearby local poker rooms a couple times a week.
@@simon6157 who cares about the rules! I have money!!! Wait... Why are you taking my money?
Just imagine: a casino game based in Yugioh...but they get to play "Traditional" format, and your deck is required to have at least 10 Normal Monsters.
If you want to play it like ygo way, you can play Battle Spirits. The difference is you have to have enough Core to play. They also have modern special-summoning method like ygo does when new anime comes out, of course with different mechanical technique.
As someone who plays both Vanguard and Yugioh, seeing the backrow being referred to as the S/T zone made my day lmao.
......my blast dark felt that and a facepalm to lmao
Man, I miss playing yu gi oh and being nerdy with friends like the old days. It felt much more rewarding if you managed to get your hands on some shiny new cards. Nowadays you can just draw your debit/credit card go online and buy whatever you want pretty much. Watching these videos gives me such pleasant nostalgic vibes.
bruh it's thanks to sites like Tcgplayer, etc. to buy my singles that i can finally build an E HERO deck after 13 years
I wanted to see them play battle spirits, duel masters, buddyfight, or even meta zoo. I'll stick with yugioh and vanguard on this one. I was hoping to see them include battle spirit cards. It's cool to see them include other card games on their channel. But what would happen if you mixed a few cards from each of the games into one deck. 10 from yugioh, 10 from mtg, 10 from vanguard, and 10 from Pokemon. The greatest deck of all time.
Wixoss too
Battle spirits would be hard as its been jp only for over a decade but nice to know there are others who know what it is.
bandai did start expanding it to other asian countries since around 2015
Battle Spirits, wow that takes me back
@@StigmaKRL Do people still play Wixoss? I loved the Selector anime.
As a Cardfight Vanguard Player, the heal trigger on the front RG made my heart shatter to pieces. Hilarious video though!
I've been in and out of many card games both Digital and Paper, and from my experience MTG and YGO are the ones I enjoyed the most
Digimon is actually really fun, the mechanics are a lot more swingy than yugioh or mtg in my opinion
@@TheBomberman122 that game never got to my country but I saw videos, I would like to try it
Mine is YGO and VNG
@Calm101 yeah the rebooting twice thing really sucked for me
2:34 Oh that's kind of like the way the Seal of Orichalcos works.
I played YGO as my first card game because MtG was "too nerdy and complicated" for my childhood brain. I also watched Pokemon from other kids and I sort of picked up on the basics pretty easily.
Come modern times and Hearthstone was released and I played that. I learned the concept of Mana (and resources in general), then took another look at MtG and it hit me. It ain't that complicated after all!
Now I'm interested in looking at various card games and how they play, mostly because YGO became overly complicated due to its lack of resources leading to near unlimited actions in a single turn. At least, in my opinion.
Magic aint that hatd.... until it is.
It has ALOT of weird edge cases and timeing related shenanigans
@@Ultr4l0f good luck in explaining how "Banding" work ;)
@@easyyo6784 thankfully no one uses banding
Magic not as nerdy as Yogo
Try playing Magic as a Blue/Black or White/Blue player. It'll give you an in depth understand of how to use mana and conserve mana on a turn by turn basis while making opponents salty.
In simpler term on understanding magic is imagine your deck is a Spellbook and you are a mage.
Each card is a spell page pretty much. Lands produce the magical energy or mana which helps as a spell component to cast the spell. Spell be summon creatures from within it, cast spells like instants or sorceries or open a portal to call upon a planeswalker.
Graveyard is where torn spell pages go into which you can restore and bring them back. While exile is pretty much the spell page burned to ashes.
Imagine the Hairy pooper duel (that’s on purpose :D) but facing off one another with Spellbooks instead of wands.
All generally want to learn how to play all these card games. A game I should acknowledge is buddyfight I think the team would enjoy
Someone else knows!! Too bad production ended
Wow surprised someone knows about it that's sweet
Yeah I loved building the hero world deck that let me equip essentially a power ranger. I can't remember the name of it off the top of my head. I'm so sad it ended when it did because I wanted to make the 4 card monster flag unit.
@@joshuagreen8995 i had built the fifth omni deck when i started, it seemed cool, taking damage for your allies to gain power
@@joshuagreen8995 Your probably thinking of Captain Answer.
When he said “wait til you hear about summoning sickness” I lost it XD first thing I couldn’t wrap my head either when I started
Me too. Good thing my dad helped me at it
Much respect for anyone who won't take themselves too seriously. Much respect to you guys o7
“Take these skills to any other card game” I was half-expecting the punchline to be something like UNO or Rummy.
Somehow it always impresses me and makes me happy when Magic UA-camrs and Yugitubers know how to play the other game. I always see Magic players play everything else but Yu-Gi-Oh and Yugitubers play everything else but magic.
Too true lmao! Growing up I had a friend who played magic who’d go to the local card shop with us. Everyone played yugioh except for him and would never touch a magic card, but one day I finally caved in and tried it and it was pretty damn fun. Wish I knew more people who played either game, would be so sick to play locally again
Any magic player youtubers you can recommend that make more casual content like this channel used to? All I can find are multi-hour draft channels which is just way too much for me, and really not the variety I'm looking for.
@@TheMorbidHobo PowrDragn and CGB for daily standard deck techs and gameplay, SBMTG for a variety of unique standard content (including sweet sweet jank), Tolarian Community College for product reviews and commander deck techs.
Channel Fireball and Star City Games have good content, but you'll have to filter through it since they do stuff for a lot of different formats
@@TheMorbidHobo command zone
It's funny cause Yu-Gi-Oh is basically a MTG spin off in terms of the tcg. Not so much lore.
The accuracy of this is phenomenal
"If you think thats wild, wait until you hear about summoning sickness"
Bro just lay it on him and tell him about all the dumb loops, combos, power monsters and other crazy shit in magic lmao. Love these guys and their skits. Keep up the amazing work, yall are doing great! ❤
Or just the simply absurd cards, like Doubling Season, Asmoranomardicadaistinaculdacar, Isochron Scepter, Tarmogoyf, Time Stretch, etc.
As a MTG Fan I'd like to see a Quick explaination of istantant and STACK or counter spell but the Land as field joke got me good
I generally play yugioh and a bit of Shadowverse, but I decided to give other card games a try too. Just got into Vanguard and also looking to get into MTG, Pokemon and Digimon.
Xe-xe that is why I love card games, always some new mechanics and old references to some other TCG.
Vanguard is fun tho, because it has much more interactions
He didn't even want to try to expose the dude to Legends of the 5 Rings. 🤣
I was hoping to see vanguard and was not disappointed lol
Just started magic from yugioh about eight months ago. First thing I noticed in magic is the absurd amount of variation in engines, which beget the sheer amount of utility you can build and weaponize. As much as I love yugioh, Magic has it beat in terms of mechanics to various engines to synergy. In the short time that I've played magic, it feels good to get that "Alright you shithead" side glance from ya peers because you flex vetern combos just after reading and understanding synergy from yugioh. Plus I've earnd the "On site" bounty in magic commander from our table orator because of my past yugioh crime(wins). Lol.
"Any card game?"
Oh crap, he's pulling out Uno.
I love the excitement in your voice! ☺"Let's not make it plural!"
I've played a lot of card games. Yugioh and naruto are easily the best 2.
Didnt like magic or chaotic at all.
Pokemon and inuyasha were pretty good but still miles behind yugioh and naruto
Having never even seen it myself, I have heard really good things about the Naruto TCG. I'm a magic player myself, and I am curious what you didn't like about it. I find it interesting to get perspectives from players of other games.
Taking a break from ygo and having a lot of fun with vanguard. Still, love ygo but i feel like having to tryhard when i play and the dont care for the format atm. Brave DPE is also way too expensive for something that i dont see lasting a while. Vanguard is way cheaper, way more casual friendly, and you can build your favorite decks, stick with them and do relatively fine. Would suggest people to give it a try.
I played yugioh but once my friend showed me magic I moved to mtg immediately i found it way way more fun lmao
Hey team aps you should take into consideration doing a series where people send you their newbie decks from the past and your job is find a way to make their deck viable with today cards by making the changes necessary in order to be viable in some way, but at the same time trying to keep some of the core of what the original deck was trying to do.
Other tcg's made me appreciate how much more I like Yu-Gi-Oh
Other tcgs made me appreciate how much I hate Yu-Gi-Oh
For real, there's just nothing as good as yugioh
Naw gurl.
@@AirRunnersViper Tell that to the learning issue.
Now look yugioh like other tcgs is fun to play casually and that you shouldn't hate on it. Its just the other tcgs made me appreciate having more legitimately interaction in games and have in game counters by outskilling the opponent instead of yugioh where if you dont have a main deck answer then you're just gonna lose and pray you draw those cards.
If you're annoyed of yugioh then please I highly recommend other tcgs. Im currently playing vanguard for 7 years, with digimon being my main games.
Also dont be afraid to try out lesser known games like Force of Will, Wixoss, hell even old dead games like Buddyfight or Chaotic is amazing to play online if possible.
Don't let one badly designed tcg ruin your interest in tcgs.
Also side note I do play yugioh still but i gave up playing competitively 6 years ago and been happy since. Hyped for the new Predaplant support and be willing to give it a small try after that but it's not the huge priority atm.
"We actually have to pay resources to play our cards here"
"If you think that's wild I can't wait for you to learn about summoning sickness"
Ouch
"Draw 3 cards? That's broken!"
tfw card is actual trash and nobody plays it hahah
Out of all the differences the biggest one is asking if the opponent has response 😂😂. No other tcg seems to do hand traps
Magic has instants. They are often used in response.
yugioh is actually the most basic of card games they just made it into a mess
As a yugioh player I'm too stubborn to even try other card games also great video
Learning the ins and outs of different card games isn't that different from learning the ins and outs of different decks.
Your wallet cries just as hard either way
"You out monsters in your spell and trap zone?" Please don't give Konami any ideas
As a Vanguard player: I was kind off hoping for the jokes to be about how guarding from hand is like having a hand trap or how the base powers of the units would look VERY absurd if taken into YGO context XD.
Wait until they see Link Joker in action. Its Ojamas on crack.
I remember in High School I learned Magic for the first time. I drew 5 cards at the start for probably my first hundred games from far too much Yugioh conditioning.
"If you think thats crazy the wait till you hear about summoning sickness" OMG THAT SENT ME LOL
I played Vanguard, the two decks I played was OTT magus and Pale moon nightmare dolls, it was so fun and hilarious to play.
Another nightmare dolls player of culture I see. I loved seeing people’s reactions to it so much lol
One of my friends on Facebook is a huge Yu-Gi-Oh fan and player and I've been getting her into Shadowverse, and it's real-life counterpart Shadowverse: Evolve let's just say her reaction to what you can do in SVE is what I'd expect from a Yu-Gi-Oh player getting into it for the first time especially her reaction to the fact that you can summon multiple Followers "SVE equivalent to Monsters" on the same turn during the Main Phase if you have enough Play-Points.
Seeing all these card games remind me of the times I used to play them. I don't really play tcg any more but it does fill me with nostalgia seeing mtg, vg, pkmn and ygo.
As someone who came from YU-GI-OH to Magic, there are similarities that helped me learn how to play the game and that I sometimes use if someone else wants to learn magic as well. So some of the stuff he was saying could've been replied with its similar to that haha. Other than that I always love the skits! you guys always make me laugh
Sounds like each time the first guy just had cards shoved in front of him without any explanation. Also that last thing did basically sound like an equip with different terminology.
Pretty awesome video guys. I hope you can make a part 2 of this.
I can relate to this so much as someone who plays most of these games. I feel like yu gi oh is a lot faster than most other card games, and has more otk potential. was my first card game I sweated in and in design, I think it’s pretty well made.
2:30 it's like that one weird battle in the dartz arc (Yu-Gi-Oh)
"You can play monsters on your spell and trap zones?"
Pendulum sweating intensifies