Crossout Designator is amazing against Fire King Snake Eye!

Check out these crazy tech cards that are seeing play in the Yugioh TCG! These are some of the best cards to beat Fire King and to beat the meta!
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Timestamps
Intro: 00:00
History of Crossout Designator: 1:07
Why it stopped being played: 3:11
Fire Decks love Crossout: 4:54
Tier 0 Format: 5:30
Fire Decks: 6:15
The UDS: 7:30
Why Crossout Designator is so good: 8:21
Crossout against other decks: 9:50
Crossout in Tearlaments Format: 10:47
Recap: 11:57
Final Thoughts: 12:20
End: 13:07

[@lasalle48]

The way look at crossout designator is rather traying to stop my opponents with it i use it to stop the opponents from stopping me ( as a mannadium player those drolls need to be kept out 😂) or nibs , great video man keep up the good info

[@batzgameguru]

I should have picked these up...

[@rudycod574]

There is any chance to get the reprint on ra02?

[@benimaruj2909]

Almost 100%, pretty sure.

[@user-he3qz7uf3m]

Hi😁. I am your big fan. Can you please do a budget rescue ace deck. Or rescue ace fire king on a budget. Thank you and have fun😃.

[@ct1296]

There’s a legitimate argument for this being limited a lá Called By.
Historically (outside of maxx c land) it’s been a worse CBTG by almost every metric - less useful going second, no lingering negation, only hits the handtraps you play in your deck (so requires a crossout package), and can’t touch anything from the extra deck. The only real advantage is being able to stop things like Imperm/Nib that don’t resolve in the GY. The logic has always been that good decks should be capable of playing through disruption - if you need to play a bad card to avoid losing vs common handtraps, then that’s a flaw in your deck.
Right now though, in a tier 0 Snake Eye meta, all of the negatives listed are either irrelevant, or can actually be positives. Going second it’s much more useful, since your opponent probably has multiple handtraps, and if they don’t you can just negate whichever engine card you don’t need/have already used this turn in the mirror. You’re playing every handtrap in the format anyway, so no need for a crossout package. No lingering negation just means you can hit an opponents engine card without locking yourself out of said card next turn. Oh yeah, and if another deck enters the format that hard-counters yours, you can consider siding into a copy of that deck’s most important engine card, at which point this card can roleplay as solemn judgement.
Anti-handtrap cards have always been miserable to play against. It’s essentially a handloop-for-1 that leaves you facing down a full-combo board with one less resource. I’d like to see this hit the list - even if it is just an issue relating to this specific format.

[@ThatsSoGiorgio]

I want a second copy but it’s $18 😢

[@GerardLESC]

Bought 2 for $20

[@Rynoxe]

🙏 Rarity collection 02 please konami 🙏

[@totalpartykill999]

its a card that is optimal in the opening hand, but kinda terrible after.

[@Dooms_Day_King]

That could be said literally about 90% of yugioh cards out there…

[@pepegayang9268]

I still like your voice

[@fadykhalil4046]

I always play crossout before it became so cool.