@@vysusvt the thing is i don’t even think overdress is at that bad of a state, like sales of products hv been decent, merch r sold so i dun know why he’s so worried about vg dying
@@yamuelsam Because there are currently less than 40% the number of local shops hosting weeklies for it in the US compared to 8 years ago in 2013. Less than 200 stores are keeping the game going; it's been on a slow downward trend for years that the pandemic dramatically accelerated. In Japan the 2019-2020 fiscal year saw a 20% drop in sales for Vanguard, while Media Create's quarterly report for March 30th - August 30th 2020 showed the game making 67% of its revenue compared to the same period in 2019. The last year Vanguard made more money compared to its previous one in the domestic market was 2018, so it's already been in financial decline for two years on top of being played at less places than ever before--putting it in a dangerously close position to where Buddyfight was prior to its cancellation. On the international level, California was Vanguard's largest US customer base, but has gone from 50+ active shops to just 16, while major urban stores like Core TCG have dropped the game for Digimon. (Currently, Digimon is actively carried at 90 stores in CA and weeklies are being held at 59 of those, roughly double and triple what Vanguard is doing in terms of carriers versus event hosts.) Other states that already only had a small number of locals have fared even worse. Massachusetts dropped from 11 stores to 4, Michigan went from 9 to 3, and some states are down to a single active shop. The game has not been hit as hard in Western Europe, but it has stagnated--there are exactly the same number of carriers now as 8 years ago. This is all going on as we're entering a highly competitive market where players will have more options than ever before, coming from Flesh & Blood, Digimon, Wixoss, and Gate Ruler. In October, Japanese Vanguard will be going up against Build Divide, which is timed to hit just as OverDress' second season is airing, and given Aniplex's scope as a global big-money company, this is likely the beginning of a major international clash between them and Bushiroad. We're watching the fight for Vanguard's future play out in real time all over the world. If we don't band together now, we'll be annihilated.
@@lost-worlds If Overdress isn't doing well its not something the player base can fix: it's a fundamental issue that solely relies on Bushiroad to resolve, especially if it's still aiming to become "the #1 TCG". The $4 starter decks and producer communication were great, but the anime's a huge miss and something's lacking for sure in the design department if players aren't showing up and stores don't feel confident stocking the game.
@@ANblader001 We don't know how OverDress is doing, and we won't know for several months because of the nature of these quarterly reports. We only know that pre-OD was bad enough to make this do or die. You can vote with your dollar to kill a business; you can also vote with your dollar to save it.
Vanguard is always so close to finding the perfect balance between "you can comeback from any situation" and "this game is too luck based" that no other game really tries to do. Outside of overtriggers (which IMO are fine if bo3 becomes standard), Overdress feels like one of the most refined TCGs I've ever played. The balance is great, the start decks are all fun and powerful, the mechanics are the perfect mix of easy and nuanced, and I never truly feel like I'm out of the game until the very end. Whether I'm in the lead or falling behind, the dance I have to do with luck always keeps the game thrilling. It's a stark comparison to other TCGs where you can usually tell turns or plays ahead whether you're going to win or lose. The Ride Deck alone has made other formats of the game near unplayable for me. Really glad Overdress has been successful so far, hope the anime improves along with the TCG.
Overdress is balanced? Lol this is Vangaurd, just give it time and it will become unbalanced fast and many of the decks will end up playing the same. This is the comment I would have left a year ago, when you posted this comment. However it's already become like this in Overdress, as it always inevitably does in Vanguard because Bushiroad sucks at card design.
All I want is that they make a better restriction list for previous formats & old players would be willing to play again. Heck, maybe even D-format players would try out the older formats.
Seriously. I've been a player ever since early g, and I stopped having fun at the end of G where the abilities and power creep accelerated to insane levels and there were turns it felt like were impossible to survive like with final support dominate. And those turns practically never minused the active turn player in terms of cards. Premium has always felt like that to Me, and that just makes it a very unfun format to play or even attempt to get into. Which is a shame because on paper I'd love to make a deck with such a huge card pool to pull from, but what's the point if I get killed before I can even blink if I fight gp, or I fight dI that kill me in one turn no matter what my damage is at or stand trigger abuse decks like valkerion and blade master.
There has to be something analogous to Goat format in YGO out there. I'm convinced it's as simple as BT4 format, but everyone gets a Ride Deck and vanilla triggers have the clan limitation removed
I’m glad you made this video, I’ve loved Vanguard for as long as I can remember, I used to use yugioh cards to act like they were vanguard cards or draw my own cards until I was finally able to get my own even if it was just a random bundle of cards. I’ve always loved this game since I was was like 9 or 10 and I’m turning 19 this year. This game deserves more love and I hope it never dies, it’s definitely up there with yugioh and Pokémon as the best TCG games❤️
It's funny, I came across this video after just having thought 2 people to play the game (I got into overdress via dear days about a week ago but I used to play up until about G era in the past but fell off due to life circumstances) and they caught on pretty fast on the basics and both have a different aproach from me (one using the magnolia deck because it looked cute and they quickly started picking it up and in a way playing better/thinking better about things then some people I knew that played in the past because they were annoyed about the trigger thing, a lot of things you explain here are nice to hear and it's cool they can follow along.). I really hope this game is doing well right now outside of it because it makes me want to come back to the game and this is one of the first card games where it feels like my friends can understand/get into fairly easily while still having so much room to grow or be expressive.) The video wasn't what I was expecting but we enjoyed watching it and it looks like they are more open to considering getting into it irl at some point.
Would you be open to making a video about what Vanguard is like now? Its changed alot since a year ago and i'd like to see your impressions. This was a great video
I loved this. I have been playing this game since third grade and I am about to start college in a few days. This game has been with me for literally half my life. Thank you for raising awareness of this amazing game and hopefully together as a community we can grow and be a part of a “Big 4” instead of just the big 3. Stand Up The Vanguard!!!
I fell in love with Cardfight!! Vanguard when I discovered the anime online and picked up Aichi's trial deck. This was so moving. I'll do everything I can to support the game that made me feel something I haven't felt since discovering Yu-Gi-Oh! as a kid.
I'm so glad I found this video. I recently wanted to get back into the game after seeing a clip on twitter recently, and tried vanguard zero after a few moments of playing, I said "hm. you sure this is how vanguard is played???" and then I looked up a tutorial to see that mobile is ultra different from the physical game (which in all honesty I prefer). I was really intrigued that you touched on Over dress too and how the game kinda got dumbed down a bit and that the clans have been mashed into nations, cause I couldn't choose whether or not to play narukami, kageru, or link joker. closing off I'm really glad vanguard is under new management quote on quote. I started the game back in the really old days(probably 2010 to 2011ish) where it was really new and was a good break away from yu-gi-oh honestly lol. I even printed out manuals at my local library. I don't want the game to die either so I really hope it can reach it's full potential from overdress and at least gets the treatment it deserves i.e. a better mobile game/ videogame in general everyone has access to like the online game we almost had. if there's a hashtag or something to get vanguard trending some how I'd be all for it. again glad you made this video, and thank you.
You know, the ending touched me. I been playing for years. Starting around 2012. I still play to this day. I do v and Overdress with my good friend. Thank you and have a nice day!
Damn, I wasn't expecting to get emotional there at the end. Good video with a lot of good information. Being someone who has played since it started I can say it has changed not just my life, but everyone else who got into it. The game was like a guide post or lighthouse, showing us where we can go. Through game play, figured out generally who we as individuals are and who we want to be in the future. Vanguard does has its own issues, but it is only of the only games that I'm aware of that will soft reboot in order to fix an issue. I can't see any of the Big 3 doing that. One thing Vanguard does have in common with the Big 3 (2 of them at least) are the different formats and ways to play. Vanguard is a game where you can play it have ever you like and that in itself is wonderful. Who left this bowl of onions here!?
I love how overdress adress a good chunk of the problem with the core of vanguard, i picked a couple of the start decks ,but the problem is that in my country the display are too expensive and there are no way to buy singles in stores (if you want them you have to buy them from another player and they tend to overcharge), so i decide to drop it and just keep the start decks as shelf decoration while still playing zero.
I started playing right before legion came out with Divas Duet. I really enjoyed the game more and more as time went on and I love G-Era with a passion, even if it had issues that needed to be ironed out (GR's, rampant power-creep, Zeroths). Once V started though, I completely fell off and only played Premium here and there, but even Premium started to grate on me with how obnoxious the meta-game is currently. I laughed off the fact that Bushiroad had to reboot again, but once I tried a few of the decks, Zorga especially, I realized why the reboot needed to occur and I'm glad it happened. For me, it feels like Vanguard is finally back with Overdress. Lore being back is also a nice bonus lol.
I started playing vanguard during the late g block but not taking it seriously just a trial deck and play with it with some friends and fall off afterwards couple years later when the mid-end of V block i try to get into it as i give up on yugioh and wanted to try vanguard again and im hooked on it not just the art but the sheer mechanics on what deck building can be and as a player trying to do the best on whatever you got on your hands is the most satisfying thing to do in vanguard. I truly believe there's no perfect TCG in general and every single one of them has flaws and good in them
I first found Vanguard while just looking up different anime and feel in love with it but couldn’t play it for the longest time until the Aichi Sendo Legend deck came out and I could finally play with my favorite clan which I do eventually want to get a tattoo of and found people to play with them V series started and allowed me a way to try and share my interest of the game while getting it more simple for a while and I do like why they are doing with Overdress with allowing the game to be even more accesible while trying to fix the supporting problem. I hardly play any deck that didn’t have a trial deck because it was hard for me to built those decks from packs and singles. Now with them combining the nations to just 5 it also lets everyone get support at the same time unlike in the past with clans only getting their 1 a year support and you don’t know when it’s going to happen. I love that the new trial decks are cheap and they have one for all of the nations which I still need to buy and want to try and bring my friends into once again
I like Vanguard, but I really want to see Vanguard played online just like Yu-Gi-Oh & poke'mon. Vanguard Zero is ok, but it's too different from the original game. Vanguard on the Japan 3DS was really good and a great way to practice. But with only a Japanese version of the games to play, the western players didn't have the opportunity to play unless they paid the extra money to import it. Vanguard E.X was really nice to on the PS4 & Switch, but the game was missing Premium play. It only had Standard and I'm a premium player. And last but not least Vanguard was preparing a new online game, and it didn't get past the Beta stage and it was canceled. I want to see Vanguard shine in these dark areas. I quit Yu-Gi-Oh for Vanguard after 14 1/2 years of playing it. But if Bushiroad doesn't get this message, then I'll just play Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh again, because Vanguard will no longer be Fun for me.
I've been a long time follower of this game and started playing in G. I think all the changes have been for the best and I'm really hoping the game will last. Thanks for making this video!
i got to speak to mori briefly at the launch event for overdress in akiba. he's great. I dont know how i feel about overdress at this point though. too many unecessary new named mechanics. The clans were really simple all revolving around simple mechanics that interacted with different parts of the game. The keyword stuff is out of control. I can see the magic influence but not in a good way. Also I miss a lot of the old units, i wanna play something that looks and feels like megacolony or some super robot looking thing (i guess theres varina but its not the same)
i've recently been struggling to find any digimon cards at reasonable price and have been looking for a generally affordable and dynamic card game. After watching this vid I ordered a few boxes of overDress set one and got the 5 start decks. played the game with a friend learning the rules together we could have played all night into the morning this game rules (BRUCE ISSUES IN D ASIDE) lmao thanks again love your channel
The old Japanese ds game; Good memories :). As a Vet player this warms my heart & brings me to tears. Ive been playing since the beginning w overlord n blaster og trial decks. I love this game, it gave me a chance to get away from yugioh when it was getting to be just negate after negate, find a best friend, & build my confidence as a shy introvert. Heres hopeing that we can make Cardfight #1!
Been playing vanguard since the start it is by far the best tcg. The only thing that comes close is flesh and blood with plqying against the hand and deck velocity but that has its own issues (mainly with the players and the market) i will be playing vanguard till my deathbed
Reading this really makes me want to try CFV. I picked TCGs back up with FaB (I LOVE FaB) and this game is giving me strong “you missed this while you were away” vibes. Will probably pick up a couple decks to jam before an armory night.
@@chopc2w highly recomend it, it plays with some of the same fundamentals as fab and is heavily opponent and decision based as well. the only thing is dont judge it by the start decks/standard its fun but the complexity and true potential of the game isnt shown. highly recomend solemn vanguard on youtube if you ever wanna look into the competitive side.
I wish I could get into Vanguard, but its anemic themeing makes it hard for me to get my casual card game/tabletop buds in. I don't say that to yuck the yum, I just find it frustrating cuz what I've played on the mobile app (yk, before it tries to bleed you dry) or in sims was great. It's rare to have much fun with starter deck fights, but I got a couple great hours in years ago with 'em, and that exemplifies how solid the core rules are. Then that got me really into the first anime series and... Well, I don't play it much myself, but I take frequent peeks at it as a card game nerd. I'd be sad to see it go.
@@lost-worlds I still play it thanks to some people translating the cards to English thankfully. But I still want to be able to buy the cards. Time to learn a second language
@@lost-worlds I mean, it's still running in Japan, and is pretty strong there. it's also the only tcg to end up in super robot wars which is definitely a thing
In D I've truly saw how great the game was looking back. G format was way better than when I played it, V series was where I was disillusioned by the game a little with how much nostalgia it had, but with the new direction of the game, I am more hopeful that the natural power creep of the game isnt overwhelming, as D has just started and they needed a way to introduce new things somehow, which also not to mention V had been looking better than ever. All that is left is a ban list that can hold everything back together maybe Vanguard will live another 10 years, and I wish it will. The game has been a massive part of my life, and all I want is to forever be able to back to it when I need to just relax.
Vanguard is my second favorite tcg second only to duel masters sadly I can't play anymore since it's dead here. I've gotten all my friends into it and help them deck build so when possible we can enter tournaments together. Losing Vanguard would be like losing duel masters all over again
love how you said duel monsters, as modern ygo's main limitation is handtraps from the opponents side, as a single card you could effectivly run 20 copies of in your deck can win the game on its own t0,
2020 was literally just the second time that happened, treating it as a recurring pattern that happens all the time is a bigger stretch than goatse. Game was great from 2011~2016 and it's been fantastic since the second reboot. The starter deck bosses from last year are still competitive now, and every set's introduced new ride lines while providing support for old ones. It's the only game where players spend the month before a major release whining about how weak a new boss is and then it wins 14% of all tournaments after launch anyway because it's fun to play. (Also the only game where 14% can be a majority because there are so many viable decks.) As bad as things got through the end of V series, Bushiroad's done a lot to earn back the players' trust by reviving the public playtest program, limiting critical triggers, and diversifying nation support. Sure there's room for it to get better--no one's 100% satisfied with how regionals are structured--but we've entered a format where you never know what decks will win anymore. You should give it a shot.
My only issue is that D doesn’t have a mecha theme, when previously there were separate clans for both Real Robot and Super Robot. I know there are mecha RG for seraph, but it’s not the same. Hopefully they will fix this in future
MY problem with CFV is that the card text, including special symbols, is extremely tiny, AND it's sans serif. We've known for almost half a millennium that if you are going to crowd a lot of tiny text in a small space, serifs make that text much more readable. Given the Japanese talent for aesthetics and taking into account how the eye works (consider the layout of a Go board and stones), I am frankly baffled by this lack of attention to detail.
I played back before its reboot and I loved it. I loved how unique each faction felt. I loved the trigger mechanic so much! It was a great mix of luck and strategy. Eventually I learned about MTG and how it had a format called EDH (or Commander) and that was way more interesting to me than Vanguard. Vanguard can never do what Commander can do in where it can be casual and multiplayer and MTG just has more freedom in building decks due to its larger card pool.
this game is my favorite tcg ever me and my brother randomly found the anime in 2012 or so and weve both been playing since i love this game and the community and would hate to see it die
I got into Vanguard during early-mid V format, and while I enjoyed it (not having the original to compare it to), it's nothing compared to Overdress. Almost all the changes it brought actually solidified it as one of my top 3 favourite games and strong contender for first, only held back by some issues like the Overtrigger. And the community's energy is so high, it's almost unrecognizable from how it was just a couple years ago. It feels pretty good to be a Vanguard fan now! It's a truly special game to last 10 years, and here's hoping that it carries on with this big push!
I'ma need to know the name of each song you used so I can use them in my D&D campaigns, especially the sad song at the end. I know it's from the original anime but finding the soundtrack for it is really hard.
I know about CFV since 2013 after a classmate told me about it. However, I never considered playing it because of how I was into Yugioh and I really find CFV being very confusing to play tbh. At one point, I had a deep hatred towards CFV and all those Bushiroad card games because they took most of the Yugioh players in my locals. This was a time where I was so desperate to have someone to play Yugioh with. I might consider playing CFV during this OverDress era given how cheap the trial decks are.
I know the time period you're talking about. I remember going into a card shop that had a yugioh player base in prior years and at that time yugioh was dead in that store and everyone was playing Vanguard. Now, Vanguard is dead and everyone is playing Yugioh. I think this might be more of a smaller population issue since where I live we don't have as many people as other places, but if each game had their own player base or everyone played both then it wouldn't have been an issue and everyone could play. I've always been a yugioh player myself and I'm really curious about Vanguard. I love how the cards look and they're super cheap compared to Yugioh.
@@kylovich7129 Yeah my experience is similar to that. It was like months after I returned to playing Yugioh in 2017 and after years of believing that locals for it never existed in my city at all which made me quit in the first place. I only knew that Yugioh players were playing on chess tables at a park and Vanguard players in that bakeshop that used to host Yugioh. A year later, Yugioh players returned to that bakeshop after some negotiations and both games coexisted until Covid made the bakeshop stop catering to card games and us Yugioh players moved to another place. Still have no idea where do Vanguard players play now though some of them returned to playing Yugioh but still, it's a relatively small community. Since I live in Asia, Yugioh cards are cheap (based on what TCG people say) here since we use cards in the OCG. Despite that, I still find Yugioh kinda expensive to play on paper and it kinda tempts me to start playing Vanguard given that the starter decks cost around 200 pesos ($4).
Vanguard reminds me so much of Yu-Gi-Oh. Except better in almost every way. My one complaint with the game is that text is small so it's hard to learn new cards.
I knew if I looked I would find a passionate response to this game. This game JUST came under my radar! And I am pleasantly surprised by the unique mechanics of Overdress and the Vanguard game in general. The start decks are inexpensive, the game is not THAT difficult to grasp, and the entire premise is so different from any other TCG I have played and taught.
I love Overdress for how easy it is to get started. Start decks are still viable today and booster displays aren't segmented into a billion incompatible archetypes like certain other tcgs. Just sucks that it's basically not a thing in our local stores. I couldn't get my hands on a new release in over a year...
But also vanguard I'd hard for people to get into with clans being hard to balance, the Triggers being hard to control, and the rules being almost impossible to understand. Do I come from an area with no clubs, easily accessible tournaments, and nobody really who spends money on vanguard, so starting is really hard. I tried playing a few times but it's way to difficult to get into now I'm just gonna go for build divide after the English release
I think the game has very fun mechanics depending on the decks you use. The only problem I see with it is that bushiroad power creeps the meta too much (at least recently) and it’s very expensive to be competitively viable since you can have up to 4 of each card.
Vanguard is my #1 favorite, but I live in an area dominated by stuck-in-their-ways Yu-Gi-Oh and MTG players. None of my shops hold tournaments, only one sells product. I'm likely going to have to rebuild the community that V Era killed, but I just don't know where to start.
I want to play vanguard I used to play it. But unlike ygo. I can't seem to refind the old software i used to use to play vnaguard online. So now I can't play it because i can't buy the cards cuz i have no one to play with so.
Long time magic fan though I have lost my love for it since their current choices, would love to try this but it seems really hard to start, as I don't really understand much of it. What should I do to start, since I don't have any friends that play it yet, and no local game store?
You can Check out this link [ua-cam.com/video/mMjVHYI-u-0/v-deo.html] from the official Cardfight Vanguard YT on how to play vanguard OverDress and should be easy to follow. If needed you can also check out different Cardfight Vanguard UA-cam channels if you want to kinda get more in-depth info about the game. P.S. If links are discouraged in this comment section pls let me know
Uh sorry, somehow my reply to this got swapped with a reply to a different comment...the $200 alt arts are neat, but personally, I'm content to just buy the $5 starter decks and get a playset of the normal art. Or go through the shop commons and de-rarity my deck as much as possible.
I understand your concern. I was ready to give up way back during Bermuda Summer in V; but playing OverDress firsthand really changed my view of it. Mori is doing a lot of good for the game, and the balance and deck diversity is among the tightest it's ever been--I'm actually looking forward to the Lyrical booster now, which I never imagined I'd be.
Yeahh…. This is why i watch the first years of something that is rebooted for a first time. Reboots are double edged swords either bringing success or bringing a massive flop. But if Bushi truly learned something from the mistakes of V then Overdress might have a bright future.
There is a reason why vanguard is the best card game, all cards can be used in most case, the best part in vanguard is YOU ARE ALSO FIGHTING, not only your units
Standard is a serviceable entry level format, and Vemium and Premium are both fire right now. This is the BEST time to get into Vanguard, the game is so good right now.
I'm from the future. OverDress, despite everything, really is the future of Vanguard. Sure it has a little bit more problems *cough*Stride*cough*, but overall, OD is the definitive Vanguard format, and I've never looked back.
Honestly i miss V era, yeah it got out of hand with whatever the current clans being in a set probably had the best support, but man was it fun. Honestly if they just released a little for each clan per set they would have never had to reboot.
To anyone who watched this and still are on the fence. There is going to be a digital simulator game called vanguard Dear Days. PLEASE give it a try when it comes out on November 17! To reiterate from a rando’s point of view, vanguard has been a huge passion in my life and it killed me to not have anyone to play with, nor a good simulator to get used to the game. So if you feel at all curious, i encourage the small investment.
It's funny that I run into this as I started playing cardfight! The day this was posted. I have 0 card stores in my state that support the game due to the community vanishing but I still have a group of 8 people who all fell in love with overdress and vanguard with me. Hoping to see this game brought back since it really is fun. With bushiroads spring fest coming up and overdress hitting set 5 soon hopefully people may start playing again enough to bring it back to stores! Heck set 4 was sold out almost everywhere and sold out day 1 in Japan! Was a pleasure watching this video really reminded me why I fell in love with overdress 6 months ago.
The Cardfight!! Vanguard fandom wiki is basically essential at this point. My friend DifferentFight also has a channel that I think is a good resource, though during the pandemic a lot of his content has become about the mobile game Zero, which follows totally different rules. I'm working on piecing together some stuff to help out new players myself.
Could do my part with the video game versions of the seires. But they are starting terribly with their first localized game by overcharging. Is like they try but also screw people over
@@mhz3317 well people are getting hyped and card designs have been balanced. Standard currently is a pretty fun format and all formats get constant support
I love this card game more than any card game and this is coming from a guy who used to play Yugioh and Pokemon TCG! I just want them to rerelease the OG and G Era sets because they were the most fun to me. V Series is a lotta fun too but D series is....I dunno it's okay. I prefer the originals.
this went from a "vanguard has a really cool mechanic and why u should play it" to "please play and save vanguard" real quick
Turns from a promotion to a plea. Doesn't result in a good sell. BUT at least it's transparent.
@@vysusvt the thing is i don’t even think overdress is at that bad of a state, like sales of products hv been decent, merch r sold so i dun know why he’s so worried about vg dying
@@yamuelsam Because there are currently less than 40% the number of local shops hosting weeklies for it in the US compared to 8 years ago in 2013. Less than 200 stores are keeping the game going; it's been on a slow downward trend for years that the pandemic dramatically accelerated. In Japan the 2019-2020 fiscal year saw a 20% drop in sales for Vanguard, while Media Create's quarterly report for March 30th - August 30th 2020 showed the game making 67% of its revenue compared to the same period in 2019.
The last year Vanguard made more money compared to its previous one in the domestic market was 2018, so it's already been in financial decline for two years on top of being played at less places than ever before--putting it in a dangerously close position to where Buddyfight was prior to its cancellation. On the international level, California was Vanguard's largest US customer base, but has gone from 50+ active shops to just 16, while major urban stores like Core TCG have dropped the game for Digimon. (Currently, Digimon is actively carried at 90 stores in CA and weeklies are being held at 59 of those, roughly double and triple what Vanguard is doing in terms of carriers versus event hosts.)
Other states that already only had a small number of locals have fared even worse. Massachusetts dropped from 11 stores to 4, Michigan went from 9 to 3, and some states are down to a single active shop. The game has not been hit as hard in Western Europe, but it has stagnated--there are exactly the same number of carriers now as 8 years ago. This is all going on as we're entering a highly competitive market where players will have more options than ever before, coming from Flesh & Blood, Digimon, Wixoss, and Gate Ruler. In October, Japanese Vanguard will be going up against Build Divide, which is timed to hit just as OverDress' second season is airing, and given Aniplex's scope as a global big-money company, this is likely the beginning of a major international clash between them and Bushiroad.
We're watching the fight for Vanguard's future play out in real time all over the world. If we don't band together now, we'll be annihilated.
@@lost-worlds If Overdress isn't doing well its not something the player base can fix: it's a fundamental issue that solely relies on Bushiroad to resolve, especially if it's still aiming to become "the #1 TCG". The $4 starter decks and producer communication were great, but the anime's a huge miss and something's lacking for sure in the design department if players aren't showing up and stores don't feel confident stocking the game.
@@ANblader001 We don't know how OverDress is doing, and we won't know for several months because of the nature of these quarterly reports. We only know that pre-OD was bad enough to make this do or die. You can vote with your dollar to kill a business; you can also vote with your dollar to save it.
Vanguard is always so close to finding the perfect balance between "you can comeback from any situation" and "this game is too luck based" that no other game really tries to do. Outside of overtriggers (which IMO are fine if bo3 becomes standard), Overdress feels like one of the most refined TCGs I've ever played. The balance is great, the start decks are all fun and powerful, the mechanics are the perfect mix of easy and nuanced, and I never truly feel like I'm out of the game until the very end. Whether I'm in the lead or falling behind, the dance I have to do with luck always keeps the game thrilling. It's a stark comparison to other TCGs where you can usually tell turns or plays ahead whether you're going to win or lose. The Ride Deck alone has made other formats of the game near unplayable for me. Really glad Overdress has been successful so far, hope the anime improves along with the TCG.
Can you start with a start deck or you have to buy more cards or maybe more than one deck? Thanks
Overdress is balanced? Lol this is Vangaurd, just give it time and it will become unbalanced fast and many of the decks will end up playing the same. This is the comment I would have left a year ago, when you posted this comment. However it's already become like this in Overdress, as it always inevitably does in Vanguard because Bushiroad sucks at card design.
@@MatthewCJoy I feel you mate
*Looks at Chronojet and Messiah*
Yes, vanguard is very good. This, yugioh and mtg top 3
I don't know about you, but in Asia. Particularly Indonesia vanguard actually overthrow MTG and Yu-Gi-Oh as the premier TCG. It's actually wild.
All I want is that they make a better restriction list for previous formats & old players would be willing to play again. Heck, maybe even D-format players would try out the older formats.
Seriously. I've been a player ever since early g, and I stopped having fun at the end of G where the abilities and power creep accelerated to insane levels and there were turns it felt like were impossible to survive like with final support dominate. And those turns practically never minused the active turn player in terms of cards. Premium has always felt like that to Me, and that just makes it a very unfun format to play or even attempt to get into. Which is a shame because on paper I'd love to make a deck with such a huge card pool to pull from, but what's the point if I get killed before I can even blink if I fight gp, or I fight dI that kill me in one turn no matter what my damage is at or stand trigger abuse decks like valkerion and blade master.
There has to be something analogous to Goat format in YGO out there. I'm convinced it's as simple as BT4 format, but everyone gets a Ride Deck and vanilla triggers have the clan limitation removed
I’m glad you made this video, I’ve loved Vanguard for as long as I can remember, I used to use yugioh cards to act like they were vanguard cards or draw my own cards until I was finally able to get my own even if it was just a random bundle of cards. I’ve always loved this game since I was was like 9 or 10 and I’m turning 19 this year. This game deserves more love and I hope it never dies, it’s definitely up there with yugioh and Pokémon as the best TCG games❤️
It's funny, I came across this video after just having thought 2 people to play the game (I got into overdress via dear days about a week ago but I used to play up until about G era in the past but fell off due to life circumstances) and they caught on pretty fast on the basics and both have a different aproach from me (one using the magnolia deck because it looked cute and they quickly started picking it up and in a way playing better/thinking better about things then some people I knew that played in the past because they were annoyed about the trigger thing, a lot of things you explain here are nice to hear and it's cool they can follow along.). I really hope this game is doing well right now outside of it because it makes me want to come back to the game and this is one of the first card games where it feels like my friends can understand/get into fairly easily while still having so much room to grow or be expressive.)
The video wasn't what I was expecting but we enjoyed watching it and it looks like they are more open to considering getting into it irl at some point.
Would you be open to making a video about what Vanguard is like now? Its changed alot since a year ago and i'd like to see your impressions. This was a great video
i second this, would really like your opinion on vanguard in 2023
I loved this. I have been playing this game since third grade and I am about to start college in a few days. This game has been with me for literally half my life. Thank you for raising awareness of this amazing game and hopefully together as a community we can grow and be a part of a “Big 4” instead of just the big 3. Stand Up The Vanguard!!!
I fell in love with Cardfight!! Vanguard when I discovered the anime online and picked up Aichi's trial deck. This was so moving. I'll do everything I can to support the game that made me feel something I haven't felt since discovering Yu-Gi-Oh! as a kid.
I hope vanguard keeps going for years to come. It deserves its future with it's tenacity
just started and loving it
I'm so glad I found this video. I recently wanted to get back into the game after seeing a clip on twitter recently, and tried vanguard zero after a few moments of playing, I said "hm. you sure this is how vanguard is played???" and then I looked up a tutorial to see that mobile is ultra different from the physical game (which in all honesty I prefer). I was really intrigued that you touched on Over dress too and how the game kinda got dumbed down a bit and that the clans have been mashed into nations, cause I couldn't choose whether or not to play narukami, kageru, or link joker. closing off I'm really glad vanguard is under new management quote on quote. I started the game back in the really old days(probably 2010 to 2011ish) where it was really new and was a good break away from yu-gi-oh honestly lol. I even printed out manuals at my local library. I don't want the game to die either so I really hope it can reach it's full potential from overdress and at least gets the treatment it deserves i.e. a better mobile game/ videogame in general everyone has access to like the online game we almost had. if there's a hashtag or something to get vanguard trending some how I'd be all for it. again glad you made this video, and thank you.
I'm more of a V-Premium player but Standard (Overdress) format is probably the most fun to play format in Vanguard so far imo
Watched this video and pre ordered some Lyrical Melody booster boxes, really looking forward to getting back into this game!
You know, the ending touched me. I been playing for years. Starting around 2012. I still play to this day. I do v and Overdress with my good friend. Thank you and have a nice day!
What an outro, man... so beautiful.
Damn, I wasn't expecting to get emotional there at the end. Good video with a lot of good information. Being someone who has played since it started I can say it has changed not just my life, but everyone else who got into it. The game was like a guide post or lighthouse, showing us where we can go. Through game play, figured out generally who we as individuals are and who we want to be in the future. Vanguard does has its own issues, but it is only of the only games that I'm aware of that will soft reboot in order to fix an issue. I can't see any of the Big 3 doing that. One thing Vanguard does have in common with the Big 3 (2 of them at least) are the different formats and ways to play. Vanguard is a game where you can play it have ever you like and that in itself is wonderful.
Who left this bowl of onions here!?
I got chills when he said "stand up your vanguard"
I love how overdress adress a good chunk of the problem with the core of vanguard, i picked a couple of the start decks ,but the problem is that in my country the display are too expensive and there are no way to buy singles in stores (if you want them you have to buy them from another player and they tend to overcharge), so i decide to drop it and just keep the start decks as shelf decoration while still playing zero.
I think the real cool part about your video is that, at least i, could feel your love for the game
Thank you for this video, I'm going to show my friends this and get them in to vanguard!
Go for it dude 👍
Nice!
I started playing right before legion came out with Divas Duet. I really enjoyed the game more and more as time went on and I love G-Era with a passion, even if it had issues that needed to be ironed out (GR's, rampant power-creep, Zeroths).
Once V started though, I completely fell off and only played Premium here and there, but even Premium started to grate on me with how obnoxious the meta-game is currently.
I laughed off the fact that Bushiroad had to reboot again, but once I tried a few of the decks, Zorga especially, I realized why the reboot needed to occur and I'm glad it happened. For me, it feels like Vanguard is finally back with Overdress.
Lore being back is also a nice bonus lol.
I started playing vanguard during the late g block but not taking it seriously just a trial deck and play with it with some friends and fall off afterwards couple years later when the mid-end of V block i try to get into it as i give up on yugioh and wanted to try vanguard again and im hooked on it not just the art but the sheer mechanics on what deck building can be and as a player trying to do the best on whatever you got on your hands is the most satisfying thing to do in vanguard. I truly believe there's no perfect TCG in general and every single one of them has flaws and good in them
That outro brought tears to my eyes
I first found Vanguard while just looking up different anime and feel in love with it but couldn’t play it for the longest time until the Aichi Sendo Legend deck came out and I could finally play with my favorite clan which I do eventually want to get a tattoo of and found people to play with them V series started and allowed me a way to try and share my interest of the game while getting it more simple for a while and I do like why they are doing with Overdress with allowing the game to be even more accesible while trying to fix the supporting problem. I hardly play any deck that didn’t have a trial deck because it was hard for me to built those decks from packs and singles. Now with them combining the nations to just 5 it also lets everyone get support at the same time unlike in the past with clans only getting their 1 a year support and you don’t know when it’s going to happen. I love that the new trial decks are cheap and they have one for all of the nations which I still need to buy and want to try and bring my friends into once again
I like Vanguard, but I really want to see Vanguard played online just like Yu-Gi-Oh & poke'mon. Vanguard Zero is ok, but it's too different from the original game. Vanguard on the Japan 3DS was really good and a great way to practice. But with only a Japanese version of the games to play, the western players didn't have the opportunity to play unless they paid the extra money to import it. Vanguard E.X was really nice to on the PS4 & Switch, but the game was missing Premium play. It only had Standard and I'm a premium player. And last but not least Vanguard was preparing a new online game, and it didn't get past the Beta stage and it was canceled. I want to see Vanguard shine in these dark areas. I quit Yu-Gi-Oh for Vanguard after 14 1/2 years of playing it. But if Bushiroad doesn't get this message, then I'll just play Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh again, because Vanguard will no longer be Fun for me.
Does vanguard EX have an English version?
You could play vanguard area, I have the link if you want. You can play all 3 of the styles of vanguard
vanguard dear days copium but its overdress format tho
I'm really enjoying overdress format. I've been playing vanguard for 10 years. Good video keep up the awesome work! ^_^
I've been a long time follower of this game and started playing in G. I think all the changes have been for the best and I'm really hoping the game will last. Thanks for making this video!
thanks, it's currently 9 AM for me and you made me cry, great video
i got to speak to mori briefly at the launch event for overdress in akiba. he's great. I dont know how i feel about overdress at this point though. too many unecessary new named mechanics. The clans were really simple all revolving around simple mechanics that interacted with different parts of the game. The keyword stuff is out of control. I can see the magic influence but not in a good way. Also I miss a lot of the old units, i wanna play something that looks and feels like megacolony or some super robot looking thing (i guess theres varina but its not the same)
i've recently been struggling to find any digimon cards at reasonable price and have been looking for a generally affordable and dynamic card game. After watching this vid I ordered a few boxes of overDress set one and got the 5 start decks.
played the game with a friend learning the rules together we could have played all night into the morning this game rules (BRUCE ISSUES IN D ASIDE) lmao
thanks again love your channel
also the overDress anime is a lot of fun and very well animated
The old Japanese ds game; Good memories :). As a Vet player this warms my heart & brings me to tears. Ive been playing since the beginning w overlord n blaster og trial decks. I love this game, it gave me a chance to get away from yugioh when it was getting to be just negate after negate, find a best friend, & build my confidence as a shy introvert. Heres hopeing that we can make Cardfight #1!
I remember when I got my vary first pack of vanguard, I have great memories of the game, I will do everything I can to help vanguard stay in the world
Been playing vanguard since the start it is by far the best tcg. The only thing that comes close is flesh and blood with plqying against the hand and deck velocity but that has its own issues (mainly with the players and the market) i will be playing vanguard till my deathbed
Reading this really makes me want to try CFV. I picked TCGs back up with FaB (I LOVE FaB) and this game is giving me strong “you missed this while you were away” vibes. Will probably pick up a couple decks to jam before an armory night.
@@chopc2w highly recomend it, it plays with some of the same fundamentals as fab and is heavily opponent and decision based as well. the only thing is dont judge it by the start decks/standard its fun but the complexity and true potential of the game isnt shown. highly recomend solemn vanguard on youtube if you ever wanna look into the competitive side.
I wish I could get into Vanguard, but its anemic themeing makes it hard for me to get my casual card game/tabletop buds in. I don't say that to yuck the yum, I just find it frustrating cuz what I've played on the mobile app (yk, before it tries to bleed you dry) or in sims was great. It's rare to have much fun with starter deck fights, but I got a couple great hours in years ago with 'em, and that exemplifies how solid the core rules are. Then that got me really into the first anime series and... Well, I don't play it much myself, but I take frequent peeks at it as a card game nerd. I'd be sad to see it go.
Yea the freaking 20 something clans didnt help. Nations is much nicer, but I still find problems with the deck themes not to mention nostalgia cards.
Man Im out here crying when this man said Battle Spirits, I want it back!
Bandai's lack of confidence in the game was appalling. It deserved so much better.
@@lost-worlds I still play it thanks to some people translating the cards to English thankfully. But I still want to be able to buy the cards. Time to learn a second language
I still play the Japanese DS game from time to time. If you do pick up Japanese, it's pretty fun.
@@lost-worlds I mean, it's still running in Japan, and is pretty strong there.
it's also the only tcg to end up in super robot wars which is definitely a thing
well... its back.
Can we get a follow up video a year later
Hey can you please source all the background music you used in this video? I really like some of these tracks!
In D I've truly saw how great the game was looking back. G format was way better than when I played it, V series was where I was disillusioned by the game a little with how much nostalgia it had, but with the new direction of the game, I am more hopeful that the natural power creep of the game isnt overwhelming, as D has just started and they needed a way to introduce new things somehow, which also not to mention V had been looking better than ever. All that is left is a ban list that can hold everything back together maybe Vanguard will live another 10 years, and I wish it will. The game has been a massive part of my life, and all I want is to forever be able to back to it when I need to just relax.
Great video ❤
Vanguard is my second favorite tcg second only to duel masters sadly I can't play anymore since it's dead here. I've gotten all my friends into it and help them deck build so when possible we can enter tournaments together. Losing Vanguard would be like losing duel masters all over again
I'm so glad this got recommended to me just when I got burned out playing Overdress
love how you said duel monsters, as modern ygo's main limitation is handtraps from the opponents side, as a single card you could effectivly run 20 copies of in your deck can win the game on its own t0,
Gave this a shot not knowing how this game works but i feel like i walked away knowing less then i did going in, might be on me
My fave tcg still up to this day, love my locals
Stand up! My Vanguard!
Lol they keep power creeping then rebooting then keeping and stretching the formats just to sell a product. Not really a good game is it.
2020 was literally just the second time that happened, treating it as a recurring pattern that happens all the time is a bigger stretch than goatse. Game was great from 2011~2016 and it's been fantastic since the second reboot. The starter deck bosses from last year are still competitive now, and every set's introduced new ride lines while providing support for old ones. It's the only game where players spend the month before a major release whining about how weak a new boss is and then it wins 14% of all tournaments after launch anyway because it's fun to play. (Also the only game where 14% can be a majority because there are so many viable decks.) As bad as things got through the end of V series, Bushiroad's done a lot to earn back the players' trust by reviving the public playtest program, limiting critical triggers, and diversifying nation support. Sure there's room for it to get better--no one's 100% satisfied with how regionals are structured--but we've entered a format where you never know what decks will win anymore. You should give it a shot.
Man, I started getting into Vanguard last year and grew to like it. I also thought Overdress was pretty good, both anime and the game.
My only issue is that D doesn’t have a mecha theme, when previously there were separate clans for both Real Robot and Super Robot. I know there are mecha RG for seraph, but it’s not the same. Hopefully they will fix this in future
It will have one eventually. Orfist is essentially mecha enough to tie people over at least.
the closest card shop to me closed down earlier this year and the next closest place is almost an hour away
I like vanguard, but i hate that in italy its still in his G era with not a lot of support
MY problem with CFV is that the card text, including special symbols, is extremely tiny, AND it's sans serif.
We've known for almost half a millennium that if you are going to crowd a lot of tiny text in a small space, serifs make that text much more readable.
Given the Japanese talent for aesthetics and taking into account how the eye works (consider the layout of a Go board and stones), I am frankly baffled by this lack of attention to detail.
What do you think of this Card game called: Build Divide Car Game, which is the same creator of Cardfight Vanguard?
I played back before its reboot and I loved it. I loved how unique each faction felt. I loved the trigger mechanic so much! It was a great mix of luck and strategy.
Eventually I learned about MTG and how it had a format called EDH (or Commander) and that was way more interesting to me than Vanguard. Vanguard can never do what Commander can do in where it can be casual and multiplayer and MTG just has more freedom in building decks due to its larger card pool.
I hope u can talk about buddyfight, that is a good example for Bushiroad Never run the cardgame like that for Vanguard.
well that made me cry.
hell yea my favorite TCG
Vanguard was the number 7 tcg in terms of sales last fall. Wonder if that's good or bad.
this game is my favorite tcg ever me and my brother randomly found the anime in 2012 or so and weve both been playing since i love this game and the community and would hate to see it die
Now with the set 4 of the overdress sold out, what do u think?
I got into Vanguard during early-mid V format, and while I enjoyed it (not having the original to compare it to), it's nothing compared to Overdress. Almost all the changes it brought actually solidified it as one of my top 3 favourite games and strong contender for first, only held back by some issues like the Overtrigger. And the community's energy is so high, it's almost unrecognizable from how it was just a couple years ago. It feels pretty good to be a Vanguard fan now! It's a truly special game to last 10 years, and here's hoping that it carries on with this big push!
So emotional 🎻. But maybe I’ll check it out
I'ma need to know the name of each song you used so I can use them in my D&D campaigns, especially the sad song at the end. I know it's from the original anime but finding the soundtrack for it is really hard.
Did you ever get an answer? I'm asking the same
and yet, if ye wana try out the start decks, there's a demo of Vanguard Dear Days on Steam and Switch. (start decks 1-5, specifically)
I know about CFV since 2013 after a classmate told me about it. However, I never considered playing it because of how I was into Yugioh and I really find CFV being very confusing to play tbh.
At one point, I had a deep hatred towards CFV and all those Bushiroad card games because they took most of the Yugioh players in my locals. This was a time where I was so desperate to have someone to play Yugioh with.
I might consider playing CFV during this OverDress era given how cheap the trial decks are.
I know the time period you're talking about. I remember going into a card shop that had a yugioh player base in prior years and at that time yugioh was dead in that store and everyone was playing Vanguard. Now, Vanguard is dead and everyone is playing Yugioh. I think this might be more of a smaller population issue since where I live we don't have as many people as other places, but if each game had their own player base or everyone played both then it wouldn't have been an issue and everyone could play. I've always been a yugioh player myself and I'm really curious about Vanguard. I love how the cards look and they're super cheap compared to Yugioh.
@@kylovich7129 Yeah my experience is similar to that.
It was like months after I returned to playing Yugioh in 2017 and after years of believing that locals for it never existed in my city at all which made me quit in the first place. I only knew that Yugioh players were playing on chess tables at a park and Vanguard players in that bakeshop that used to host Yugioh.
A year later, Yugioh players returned to that bakeshop after some negotiations and both games coexisted until Covid made the bakeshop stop catering to card games and us Yugioh players moved to another place. Still have no idea where do Vanguard players play now though some of them returned to playing Yugioh but still, it's a relatively small community.
Since I live in Asia, Yugioh cards are cheap (based on what TCG people say) here since we use cards in the OCG. Despite that, I still find Yugioh kinda expensive to play on paper and it kinda tempts me to start playing Vanguard given that the starter decks cost around 200 pesos ($4).
Vanguard reminds me so much of Yu-Gi-Oh. Except better in almost every way. My one complaint with the game is that text is small so it's hard to learn new cards.
"We want to make Vanguard the best TCG in the world, where everyone can play"
Meanwhile we have no cards on sale here in Brazil ;-----;
I knew if I looked I would find a passionate response to this game. This game JUST came under my radar! And I am pleasantly surprised by the unique mechanics of Overdress and the Vanguard game in general. The start decks are inexpensive, the game is not THAT difficult to grasp, and the entire premise is so different from any other TCG I have played and taught.
I love Overdress for how easy it is to get started. Start decks are still viable today and booster displays aren't segmented into a billion incompatible archetypes like certain other tcgs.
Just sucks that it's basically not a thing in our local stores. I couldn't get my hands on a new release in over a year...
It's a great card game, but unfortunately hard to find in my area of Europe. The nearest location to play it is 2500 Km away.
But also vanguard I'd hard for people to get into with clans being hard to balance, the Triggers being hard to control, and the rules being almost impossible to understand. Do I come from an area with no clubs, easily accessible tournaments, and nobody really who spends money on vanguard, so starting is really hard. I tried playing a few times but it's way to difficult to get into now
I'm just gonna go for build divide after the English release
I think the game has very fun mechanics depending on the decks you use. The only problem I see with it is that bushiroad power creeps the meta too much (at least recently) and it’s very expensive to be competitively viable since you can have up to 4 of each card.
Badass
Vanguard is my #1 favorite, but I live in an area dominated by stuck-in-their-ways Yu-Gi-Oh and MTG players. None of my shops hold tournaments, only one sells product. I'm likely going to have to rebuild the community that V Era killed, but I just don't know where to start.
That bit about making the secondary market cheaper aged like milk XD
I want to play vanguard I used to play it. But unlike ygo. I can't seem to refind the old software i used to use to play vnaguard online. So now I can't play it because i can't buy the cards cuz i have no one to play with so.
in Yu-Gi-Oh you also play against their hand , but in a really different way
Long time magic fan though I have lost my love for it since their current choices, would love to try this but it seems really hard to start, as I don't really understand much of it. What should I do to start, since I don't have any friends that play it yet, and no local game store?
You can Check out this link [ua-cam.com/video/mMjVHYI-u-0/v-deo.html] from the official Cardfight Vanguard YT on how to play vanguard OverDress and should be easy to follow. If needed you can also check out different Cardfight Vanguard UA-cam channels if you want to kinda get more in-depth info about the game.
P.S. If links are discouraged in this comment section pls let me know
I just hope for now that they release a eng ver. of the switch game.
I pulled a Diablos “Violence” Bruce alternate art the other day. That’s an almost $200 card
Uh sorry, somehow my reply to this got swapped with a reply to a different comment...the $200 alt arts are neat, but personally, I'm content to just buy the $5 starter decks and get a playset of the normal art. Or go through the shop commons and de-rarity my deck as much as possible.
With how they already burned me, kind of hard to trust it for me, especially after the first "reboot" that they done.
I understand your concern. I was ready to give up way back during Bermuda Summer in V; but playing OverDress firsthand really changed my view of it. Mori is doing a lot of good for the game, and the balance and deck diversity is among the tightest it's ever been--I'm actually looking forward to the Lyrical booster now, which I never imagined I'd be.
@@lost-worlds Maybe, sad this came out so late...some are too burned to play now.
Yeahh…. This is why i watch the first years of something that is rebooted for a first time. Reboots are double edged swords either bringing success or bringing a massive flop. But if Bushi truly learned something from the mistakes of V then Overdress might have a bright future.
I think the reason vanguard is great is that, anyone one can win in a match and/or have crazy outcomes due to the triggers.
There is a reason why vanguard is the best card game, all cards can be used in most case, the best part in vanguard is YOU ARE ALSO FIGHTING, not only your units
Standard is a serviceable entry level format, and Vemium and Premium are both fire right now. This is the BEST time to get into Vanguard, the game is so good right now.
I'm from the future. OverDress, despite everything, really is the future of Vanguard. Sure it has a little bit more problems *cough*Stride*cough*, but overall, OD is the definitive Vanguard format, and I've never looked back.
Where are you playing all these card games?
Honestly i miss V era, yeah it got out of hand with whatever the current clans being in a set probably had the best support, but man was it fun. Honestly if they just released a little for each clan per set they would have never had to reboot.
To anyone who watched this and still are on the fence. There is going to be a digital simulator game called vanguard Dear Days. PLEASE give it a try when it comes out on November 17!
To reiterate from a rando’s point of view, vanguard has been a huge passion in my life and it killed me to not have anyone to play with, nor a good simulator to get used to the game. So if you feel at all curious, i encourage the small investment.
I’m coming back!
I wish cardfight was a lot more popular it’s a great game
It's funny that I run into this as I started playing cardfight! The day this was posted. I have 0 card stores in my state that support the game due to the community vanishing but I still have a group of 8 people who all fell in love with overdress and vanguard with me. Hoping to see this game brought back since it really is fun. With bushiroads spring fest coming up and overdress hitting set 5 soon hopefully people may start playing again enough to bring it back to stores! Heck set 4 was sold out almost everywhere and sold out day 1 in Japan! Was a pleasure watching this video really reminded me why I fell in love with overdress 6 months ago.
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I love Cardfight Vanguard, it's just overshadowed by the juggernaut that is yu-gi-oh
Which resources would you reccomend to learn and start?
The Cardfight!! Vanguard fandom wiki is basically essential at this point. My friend DifferentFight also has a channel that I think is a good resource, though during the pandemic a lot of his content has become about the mobile game Zero, which follows totally different rules. I'm working on piecing together some stuff to help out new players myself.
Could do my part with the video game versions of the seires. But they are starting terribly with their first localized game by overcharging. Is like they try but also screw people over
I like Mtg and Digimon. Always liked CFV, but no money lol
Great video!
Now we are 7 months after, and vanguard has been in a pretty great spot
What makes you say that?
@@mhz3317 well people are getting hyped and card designs have been balanced. Standard currently is a pretty fun format and all formats get constant support
@@kamenridereclipse3217 that's great to hear. How's it doing sales wise?
@@mhz3317 you can check as idk, but there has been high participation in BSFO and springfest
@@kamenridereclipse3217 gotcha
Thanks
I wanna play this game but vanguard zero done closed hmm.. i dunno where i can olay again
I love this card game more than any card game and this is coming from a guy who used to play Yugioh and Pokemon TCG! I just want them to rerelease the OG and G Era sets because they were the most fun to me. V Series is a lotta fun too but D series is....I dunno it's okay. I prefer the originals.
I'M NOT CRYING YOU'RE CRYING!!!😥😭😥😭😥😭😥😭