Just a few things in game 1. Skull Guardian gets its attack gain whether Lo is on the field or GY also, Barrier makes it so your opp can only attack ritual, it does not force them to attack the highest ATK. In game 2 you never used your normal summon so you could have normald Diviner sending trias due to having 2 farries on the field it could be used a quick effect pop 1 and diviner wouldve summoned another Lo on his turn.
Unfortunately, at 5:05, you tributed Dyna mondo to get skull guardian back into play. Thats fine and all but skull guardian doesnt let you search unless it was ritual summoned. It was special summoned by Dyna Mondo
At minute 23:25 you normal summon lo, then barrier into sapphira into skullguardian, then effect saffira discarding lo, then CL1 Skullguardian CL2 lo and then you place again with lo, this is all in one turn right?
@@noneedforthis742I thought you meant the summon this was first time playing deck so made some mistakes but I realized after while editing I did that 👍 wouldn’t have changed the outcome thankfully
@@thejuiceygo I agree with @noneedforthis742 in that we can make mistakes and learn at locals, but these misplays definitely changed the outcome of this match. If you never activated Lo the 2nd time on T1 to place Blessing, then you wouldn't have Sauravis on the field. You negated the summon of Chundra with the Sauravis (fault of BOTH players not knowing the full mechanics of the cards being played), which stopped all of his extension after the Ash on the Kaimen. He definitely could've won Game 3. Another point to agree with @noneedforthis742 is that I believe learning and reading the cards that are in a new deck that I'm playing should be key and crucial, as to not find myslef in these type of situations where I'm winning unfairly. A good tool to use is EDO or Dueling Book! I'm glad you're having fun with VV, though!
Voiceless player must be blind or something like that: not only you did searched from Skull Guardian when SS (even if it is not possible) but you also negated a non inherent summon of Chundra and didn't even jumped back Sauravis for cost.
I'm not going to point out all the stuff that were already mentioned in the other comments, more like Plays I'd have done differently: G1 as the VV player I'd have done everything the dude in the video did up until the skull guardian search. I'd have gone and grabbed saffira off of skull guardian, barrier search blessing. Talents take the Tenpai, not the terraforming. Activate blessing, saffira grab sauravis, normal diviner. Blessing CL1, Diviner CL2. Diviner send Trias, Blessing tribute Trias for sauravis. Diviner summons out another lo. Blessing grab back saffira. Make Dyna Mondo with Sauravis and the second Lo. Pass. Draw Phase tag out Dyna Mondo for sauravis, summon back Lo, Lo get radiance. Reasoning: After seeing their hand we know we are basically winning. We just have to count topdeck loss conditions. Those are currently Droplet and called by. Therefor we take their only remaining monster with talents so that they cannot pitch a monster to droplet and we can negate it with skull guardian and also leave skull guardian on field to negate a topdeck called by chained to the dyna mondo tagout. The play the Voiceless Player in the vid went for left him extremely open to a topdecked called by. G2 I'd have ended on the exact same board as described before just without the Dyna Mondo as there's nothing left to grab with Lo. Negate Lightning Storm (you have to). THey chain droplet, you chain Radiance getting the old Man. They probably only send Storm and the monster, so the old man has its effect. whenever they activate something, tag out old man for sauravis. Then you still have sauravis negate, Trias Hierachia pop and Ash. Should be enough to live through the turn and win from there
25:13 illegal play by voiceless- he already placed Barrier with Lo effect and tries to place Blessings from the other Lo. He later goes on to use Blessings to Ritual Summon Sauraivis and grab back a card. definitely sus activity
The point of lo is to chain block the skull search 🤦🏿♂️ ... Also, The illegal plays make this hard to watch. Is the VV player inexperienced with the deck or is this blatant cheating?
@thejuiceygo lol I'm definitely not inexperienced, as I'm MUCH more accomplished with this deck than you, and without cheating. There was absolutely NO reason for you to chain that way but hey... scrubs will be scrubs. You made these plays so confidently while cheating tho. I highly doubt it was your 1st time playing this deck. Sad thing is, you made it to the finals doing this, meaning you cheated 4 other people..
@@thejuiceygo I mean you posted this video and you made illegal moves and completely talked your opponent into thinking his cards summon was inherent when 2 seconds of reading would have cleared it up. Seems like cheating but let’s say you weren’t purposely cheating you posted this video still and during editing you find you weren’t playing the deck correctly why post it ? Honestly curious about that. Most people post to show correctly ways to play or match ups but I’m sure they don’t post videos where they can clearly see it wasn’t fair.
You cannot search with Skull Guardian’s effect when summoned by Deina Mondo. Only when ritual summoned
Someone beat you to this comment already
He did it in every game he could lol
This! ☝️ I thought wtf? 😅
@@franch456 first day on deck mistakes will be made lmao
Also next time wait for field spell to search then pop. Has to stay on field to resolve. They pitch for cost.
2 of the most skillful decks of the format (🧢)
Just a few things in game 1. Skull Guardian gets its attack gain whether Lo is on the field or GY also, Barrier makes it so your opp can only attack ritual, it does not force them to attack the highest ATK.
In game 2 you never used your normal summon so you could have normald Diviner sending trias due to having 2 farries on the field it could be used a quick effect pop 1 and diviner wouldve summoned another Lo on his turn.
Chandra is NOT an inherent summon
Nice catch I was talking to him after and we saw the colon lmaooo
Unfortunately, at 5:05, you tributed Dyna mondo to get skull guardian back into play. Thats fine and all but skull guardian doesnt let you search unless it was ritual summoned. It was special summoned by Dyna Mondo
Yes I know this, it was the first day with the deck 👍 appreciate the feedback
Btw he didnt need crossout game 2 cause he can make transcendent before using kaimen to protect it from ash
In game 3 why did he use the effect of lo to place twice, isn't it a hard once effect ?
I think you need to watch game 3 again I normal lo ss lo from grave and opponents draw phase use Dyna mondo summon Skull and use lo summon again
At minute 23:25 you normal summon lo, then barrier into sapphira into skullguardian, then effect saffira discarding lo, then CL1 Skullguardian CL2 lo and then you place again with lo, this is all in one turn right?
@@noneedforthis742I thought you meant the summon this was first time playing deck so made some mistakes but I realized after while editing I did that 👍 wouldn’t have changed the outcome thankfully
Yeah no worries as long as it's a local we can all make mistake and learn, reading cards should be the basis when playing a new deck tho...
@@thejuiceygo I agree with @noneedforthis742 in that we can make mistakes and learn at locals, but these misplays definitely changed the outcome of this match. If you never activated Lo the 2nd time on T1 to place Blessing, then you wouldn't have Sauravis on the field. You negated the summon of Chundra with the Sauravis (fault of BOTH players not knowing the full mechanics of the cards being played), which stopped all of his extension after the Ash on the Kaimen. He definitely could've won Game 3. Another point to agree with @noneedforthis742 is that I believe learning and reading the cards that are in a new deck that I'm playing should be key and crucial, as to not find myslef in these type of situations where I'm winning unfairly. A good tool to use is EDO or Dueling Book! I'm glad you're having fun with VV, though!
Voiceless player must be blind or something like that: not only you did searched from Skull Guardian when SS (even if it is not possible) but you also negated a non inherent summon of Chundra and didn't even jumped back Sauravis for cost.
It was simply a mistake that was my first day with the deck and we both were blind and didn’t see the colon on chundra 👍
I'm not going to point out all the stuff that were already mentioned in the other comments, more like Plays I'd have done differently:
G1 as the VV player I'd have done everything the dude in the video did up until the skull guardian search. I'd have gone and grabbed saffira off of skull guardian, barrier search blessing. Talents take the Tenpai, not the terraforming. Activate blessing, saffira grab sauravis, normal diviner. Blessing CL1, Diviner CL2. Diviner send Trias, Blessing tribute Trias for sauravis. Diviner summons out another lo. Blessing grab back saffira. Make Dyna Mondo with Sauravis and the second Lo. Pass. Draw Phase tag out Dyna Mondo for sauravis, summon back Lo, Lo get radiance.
Reasoning: After seeing their hand we know we are basically winning. We just have to count topdeck loss conditions. Those are currently Droplet and called by. Therefor we take their only remaining monster with talents so that they cannot pitch a monster to droplet and we can negate it with skull guardian and also leave skull guardian on field to negate a topdeck called by chained to the dyna mondo tagout. The play the Voiceless Player in the vid went for left him extremely open to a topdecked called by.
G2 I'd have ended on the exact same board as described before just without the Dyna Mondo as there's nothing left to grab with Lo. Negate Lightning Storm (you have to). THey chain droplet, you chain Radiance getting the old Man. They probably only send Storm and the monster, so the old man has its effect. whenever they activate something, tag out old man for sauravis. Then you still have sauravis negate, Trias Hierachia pop and Ash. Should be enough to live through the turn and win from there
25:13 illegal play by voiceless- he already placed Barrier with Lo effect and tries to place Blessings from the other Lo. He later goes on to use Blessings to Ritual Summon Sauraivis and grab back a card. definitely sus activity
@@johnm.castillo3163 def not but sure buddy, you all think every misplay is someone cheating continue eating glue
at 31:26 u cant negate chundra because it isnt a inherant summon
We talked more after the fact and figured that out 👍
I had to pause a lot, bruv, but keep practicing. Read cards carefully as well
This video was shot at the LEDE Premiere and was my first day on the deck and playing against tenpai so wouldn’t expect it to be polished
@thejuiceygo Understood bruv, cheers. Looking forward to the rematches
25:00 vv player already searched for spell with lo
Yep I forgot I searched already 👍
The point of lo is to chain block the skull search 🤦🏿♂️ ... Also, The illegal plays make this hard to watch. Is the VV player inexperienced with the deck or is this blatant cheating?
Read the comments first time playing the deck and if you don’t know why I chained it like that you’re inexperienced
@thejuiceygo lol I'm definitely not inexperienced, as I'm MUCH more accomplished with this deck than you, and without cheating. There was absolutely NO reason for you to chain that way but hey... scrubs will be scrubs. You made these plays so confidently while cheating tho. I highly doubt it was your 1st time playing this deck. Sad thing is, you made it to the finals doing this, meaning you cheated 4 other people..
@@YuNGReMYReD24 lmaooooo u are way too funny dude link your accomplishments
@@YuNGReMYReD24 I was also definitely cheating on purpose while recording myself makes sense
@@thejuiceygo I mean you posted this video and you made illegal moves and completely talked your opponent into thinking his cards summon was inherent when 2 seconds of reading would have cleared it up. Seems like cheating but let’s say you weren’t purposely cheating you posted this video still and during editing you find you weren’t playing the deck correctly why post it ? Honestly curious about that. Most people post to show correctly ways to play or match ups but I’m sure they don’t post videos where they can clearly see it wasn’t fair.