@@martnrabiller9194 Idk about TCG specifically, but I can tell you that, overall, Dragunity is considered a hard to play rogue deck, with high potential, that is as good as its pilot, basically.
I'm asking cause, from my point of view the deck seems to establsih the 4 things that makers a good deck : - Resilience to interuption - Consistancy (basically just needs either Ravine or Remus) - Establish a good negate board on the play - Is decent going second with Ascalon @@craftymindgaming
Subbed, awesome stuff, i used to play the 20 card version of dragunity in duel links but i am learning the 40 to 50 card version rn and managed to nail down the main combo (Remus + discard) could you make a video on other combos you could go into with remus + 1 discard too ? also please make a video on how to play the end board correctly, and explaining it i would appreciate this alot, thank you so much for your content (if you were not aware you are one of the only dragunity content creators in youtube rn)
Thanks, man, I really appreciate the feedback. Once Crimson Dragon comes to MD, which will happen soon, it seems, I will make new combo videos and maybe a new guide about how to play Dragunity with the new support.
That's every deck that special summons, which is like 99% of decks in YGO. You either draw the Maxx C counter, or " you're done ", like you say. That's not new information.
The beauty of the Bystial cards, in Dragunity, is that they serve as both combo pieces and their own control/mid-range engine, as well. This video showcases, in some of the games, the importance of the Bystial engine in setting up the Dragunity combos, as well as their role as a control engine that helps in weird game states and in the grind game, too. You could say it's part of Dragunity's identity, as a deck, overall. The Bystials just work very well in Dragunity, whether as combo pieces, thanks to their Levels and Types, or as a mid-range/control engine, thanks to the recursion and recovery they offer to Dragon based decks.
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I'm an old school YGO fan of Dragunity, played the deck since it's introduction until the D-ruler era.
Is this deck legal/viable IRL ?
@@martnrabiller9194 Idk about TCG specifically, but I can tell you that, overall, Dragunity is considered a hard to play rogue deck, with high potential, that is as good as its pilot, basically.
I'm asking cause, from my point of view the deck seems to establsih the 4 things that makers a good deck :
- Resilience to interuption
- Consistancy (basically just needs either Ravine or Remus)
- Establish a good negate board on the play
- Is decent going second with Ascalon
@@craftymindgaming
First game was an actual fight with internations popping off from both sides, very cool
Imagine having a back and forth gameplay... xD
Seeing that explosion while the opponent took only 63 damage was so funny 😂😂😂
63 lethal damage... 😎
Subbed, awesome stuff, i used to play the 20 card version of dragunity in duel links but i am learning the 40 to 50 card version rn and managed to nail down the main combo (Remus + discard) could you make a video on other combos you could go into with remus + 1 discard too ? also please make a video on how to play the end board correctly, and explaining it i would appreciate this alot, thank you so much for your content (if you were not aware you are one of the only dragunity content creators in youtube rn)
Thanks, man, I really appreciate the feedback. Once Crimson Dragon comes to MD, which will happen soon, it seems, I will make new combo videos and maybe a new guide about how to play Dragunity with the new support.
Love to see my dragon boys winning
I hope we exit the Droll meta, soon, so we can win even more!
Cool deck but a single MAXX C and you are done lol
That's every deck that special summons, which is like 99% of decks in YGO. You either draw the Maxx C counter, or " you're done ", like you say.
That's not new information.
jesus christ that was one of the worst ghoti players ive seen in a while
Even so, their effects were annoying to deal with. Also, that D.D.Crow on Remus just saved him from an OTK. xD
I hate to say this but, this isn't dragunity. you're playing too many bystial cards in it.
The beauty of the Bystial cards, in Dragunity, is that they serve as both combo pieces and their own control/mid-range engine, as well. This video showcases, in some of the games, the importance of the Bystial engine in setting up the Dragunity combos, as well as their role as a control engine that helps in weird game states and in the grind game, too.
You could say it's part of Dragunity's identity, as a deck, overall. The Bystials just work very well in Dragunity, whether as combo pieces, thanks to their Levels and Types, or as a mid-range/control engine, thanks to the recursion and recovery they offer to Dragon based decks.