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Bruh 15 min in and yet >50 comments, you guys are awesome
Yu gi oh should be classed as a sport
@@keironwalker1003 yes yes yes
Imagine A yugioh Game in pokemon ways kinda like you described
that would be awesome
they should Make Animes based on the lores of duel terminal or world legacy
“Yu-gi-oh is a completely fair and not at all frustrating game made by people who definitely aren’t just money hungry executives who can merge into a 5 headed dragon”
Lmao, was that from the enter the shadow realm filler arc? Man I miss the show!
@@John-fn8bw it was Virtual World arc, the lamest of them all lol
It’s much more fair than 99% of people will ever admit. It’s just played by man children. Sore losers, man children etc.
Still better than Wizards of the Coast.
Not frustrating eh say that to my opponent who had a complete negate field monsters and hand traps
"Yu-gi-oh is totally neglecting Pyro cards and I really don't know why" *Old Volcanic player sad noises
*Cries in reptiles*
tru i havent seen a pyro support card in a pack for about 2 years. might just be my bad luck tho
*cries in aliens*
*cries in laval*
Cries in all of the replied per this thread AND water type casters. Especially, with the fact that there is ONE water caster sync monster (Banned/limited btw) and NO water type xyz caster. Cries of utter ferocity.
The fun thing about Yugi oh is enjoying the match with a stranger or a friend.
Now that‘s what I call a hot take
Wholesome
depends on the stranger/friend
I have a hard time enjoying it against a stranger. I always worry about annoying my opponent or what they think of me.
I love yugi oh the best anime but even in otaku their person they say it's for kids
I would like to see an anime based on the cards’ lore. Although I know that it wouldn’t probably sell cards, but it would still be cool.
Your next line is, "Gagagigo should get an archetype"!
One thing I've wanted to see for *_years_* now is some anime thing that tells the story of the Duel Terminal. There is so, so much material there for an anime it's kind of insane.
Having an anime of the first part of duel terminal would be great.
Maybe put characters to represent the tribes fighting the worm as well as some for the worms, kind like GX season 3, but done right, like with quality and respect to the lore.
Dude I’ve wanted this forever !!! Like the story of dark magician or a spyral mission or outstanding dog maron or the world legacy something not duel related
I want to see an anime take place in the duel world place that Kaiba sets up in DSoD where players actually open packs and edit decks, but still have big an flashy duels with the final objective being you get to face off against Kaiba himself if you make it to the top. And IF you beat Kaiba you get your deck you used to beat Kaiba sent to you in the "real world" with special logos on them showing you took down one of the greatest duelists in history.
_"needlefiber is a fair c-"_
*n o*
Nice
When in reality it absolutely is. The card creates literally 0 advantage and is no different than using a summoner monk. The targets you get are what is broken.
Robin Foot but the thing is, there’s too many good targets, each good cards for their archetypes such as jet synchron. I’d rather just ban needlefiber than making like 5 decks bad
Yeah true. It is still nonsense to call halqifibrax broken because other cards are broken. Especially when konami keeps printing cards like say master peace or degenerate draw power like card of demise.
@@robin2934 Yeah i never understood that all im hearing is needlefiber makes so many bad decks viable is that somehow a bad thing? and their main argument is always linkross or auroradon then ban auroradon and linkross.Its amazing that people think token spam in master rule 5 won't be abused one way or another.
@@skerion7956 that is exactly my point too. People let themselves get brainwashed by konami too easily. Sure the card gets abused but if you take Halq out of the equation the broken cards that it creates are still broken at the end of the day. It just gets ignored because the decks that can use them are not playable.
I remember that, as a kid, I used to think Kazuki Takahashi drew ALL of the cards.
Same.
That's so dumb
Obviously Pegasus is the one that drew all the cards
I thought pot of greed let you draw cards
I remember when I, as a 31 year old man, until about 10 minutes ago, was amazed by what a prolific artist this Kazuki Takahashi guy is.
5:25 Hard disagree. I only play online simulators nowadays, and people still complain about the meta even though they have all the cards for free.
Probably because since the cards are free, you see the meta so often it's annoying to even play.
"time to test my new DE...."
7 negates and no summons or gets otk'ed
@@bloodfest8510 or my goku deck that wins me games as soon as I summon goku
Yeah, all those “no meta, no T1,T2 decks, no ash blossom, no pot of extravagant” rooms
This (and people are in the right to complain)
I still play gustos imagine setting a monster in the game these days
"The Worst Yu-Gi-Oh Hot Takes"
Paul agrees with most of them
Yea, the title is kinda misleading.
Agreed, didn't bother watching after 10 mins. Thanks for confirming what I thought. :P
@@CyframerEX I mean if you got 10 minutes in it probs wasn't cus you were mislead, it's cus you have a small attention span and couldn't be bothered XD
So you would agree this video is his worst hot takes video? Boom not click bait :p
I mean, the game hasn’t been good since xyz summoning, peg and link summoning was legit trash
As an art student trying to get into the illustration field, its always driven me crazy that yugioh doesnt credit artists. Magic has a massive market of the artists selling playmatts and prints of the card art and its benefits everyone, idk why yugioh is against it.
I think it's the illustrations company actually
The artists who draw YuGiOh! stuff actually SELL the rights of their artwork to Konami. So it's actually their own fault.
Konami is known as a "scheme"-y corporation, to say the least so don't expect anything from their brands.
I think it's for the better, the less power artists have the less they can bitch about politics on twitter. YGO doesn't need to become thae cesspool that is Magic.
@@8thst774 funny how people say MTG is a cesspool politically or on the workfloor, but YGO is a cesspool in terms of consistency and playability
I like how he calls it "the worst hot takes", then agrees with the majority of them
Definitely contradicting
8:50 This was me for awhile I just was an old school classic beatdown player & once syncro monsters got added it felt like it was the start of this slippery slope of Yu-gi-oh getting much more complicated then I was used to. Now I understand those cards and am fine with those types of cards (syncros,xyz,pendulum, and link) because i have begun to understand them but I still miss the days of it being a slower game.
The only time "Old School Classic Beatdown" was a thing was in 2002 when the meta cards were La Jinn and Summoned Skull. There were a bunch of formats way before 5D's and none of them were 'beatdown'. The latest thing that could relate is "Beastdown", played during Goat Format.
23:52 I actually made it in a Team APS video!
I definitely agree with what you are going for, the newer series did a MUCH better job with teaching others about archetypes and more TCG style gameplay.
Thank you for responding to my take!
"Jet Synchron should be ban-"
Synchron Players: *N o*
I've been saying this so much. You ban Jet Synchron, you completely take away Jet Warrior being used ever. Imagine not being able to play a monsters because it's material is banned? Lmao
@@torakandwolf6786 Guardian Elma says hi
@@torakandwolf6786 well, there are Righty Driver and Junk Anchor, who count as any Synchron (plus Quickdraw but he's level 5), but the real problem is that he's the best level 1 Synchron tuner (and definitely helps with Speeder combos)
Synchrons:Splish splash your opinion is trash
Me:Bu-
Synchrons:TF DID U SAY
Konami can literally just errata Jet Synchron to force it into only its archetype. Problem solved
This was awesome dude! Hot take: Konami NA seriously needs to improve their accessory supply (deck boxes, sleeves, mats, etc.). Constantly having to order products from the OCG to get official merch is a real bummer.
The Konami stuff doesn't sell as much as third party in the U.S., that's why they stopped i believe.
Exactly. Like, why don't we have official duel disks yet? I NEED ONE!
Yoha! I'm the one who said the "People who complain are out of touch, the game is doing better than ever" take and I'm happy to make it in, and even happier it was one you weren't fully sure how much you agreed or disagreed. And yeah, as you said my point was way more aimed at the like, old school elitists than people who set out concrete issues and potential solutions with modern yugioh.
Complaining isn't the issue it's more complaining about the game, it's okay to not like certain aspects I for one never really liked pendulums whether it's using or facing them but I don't say the game is unfair or ruined by it. I tried out the cards when they were relevant but now it's easy to just not play them. I can still have fun with links and xyz and synchro, there's just decks out there that I won't have fun with like everyone else and I think the problem is people acting like that ruins the game.
@Reign Supreme I totally agree. As stupid as it may sound, I just want to make a deck I like and can have fun with. That's why I don't play competitively and just play with friends.
@Reign Supreme smogon tier system for yugioh?
@Reign Supreme *YES*
@@lucasalarcon3230 honestly that would fix this. I quit yugioh during syncros and came back now and everything is so insanely fast.
When it comes to set rotations- I think yugioh is past the point of that being a feasible option.
It would require Konami to completely restructure how sets are designed, and the game's reliance on archetypes would need to change as well.
Plus considering how much of the game's popularity ties to anime nostalgia, rotating formats makes it harder to support popular strategies like Dark Magician, Hero, Blackwing, etc.
You can always reprint the older cards into newer sets to renew their legality, but really I'd rather just have a format that uses newer cards but banned the degenerate T1 nonsense. I don't like this competition of who can prevent the other person from playing YGO anymore.
It could break those decks. They'd have to implement some sort of rule that allows specific archetype cards to be played regardless of rotation (or release a list of archetypes that are "in rotation").
improvement takes courage and effort. yeah, the design philosophy would have to change, and that would be a good thing.
the reliance on arqutypes could hurt if changes were implemented. but with good design and communication things could work. Just make things like in other games where instead of arquetypes you rely on other aspects for player identity. so, instead of dark magician jsut play the beast spellcaster deck
>It would require Konami to completely restructure how sets are designed,
Well, I mean. They're doing that right now, with separation of anime cards into rush duel only sets. Set Rotation seems to be basically ready for OCG's introduction of Rush Duels.
Imagin being a dedicated D/D/D player and hearing that special summons are limited then D/D/D would not be a thing
_most_ decks wouldn't be a thing
@@Sillimant_ The people who unironically support it just want a god damn modern GOAT format for all the wrong reasons. XD
heh, Ironically I play D/D/D in trinity (a format that limits players to 3 summons a turn) and the deck is playable just because Gilgamesh is so overloaded, and because fusions are fairly powerful for being summon efficient
THE WHOLE GAME WOULDN'T EVEN BE PLAYABLE ANY MORE!
Well, it’s not as bad as you would think. Check out the Trinity Format on ygoprodeck.com
The was a part in the duel monsters anime where Atem buys packs during the duelist city arc when he was on his "date" with Tea and edits his deck with those pulls. I think if they did more of that ppl would be satisfied but I also wish ppl would remember that part in the anime.
yep lightforce sword helped alot.
GX also had several scenes of characters opening boosters and editing their decks and testing them out
@@LinkGamerBlue they were also going on adventures finding cards. It was sick
Don't have Twitter so here is my hot take:
Making so many generic extra deck monsters makes the game boring sometimes. Because everyone is playing similar extra Decks. Like Eldlich and Adamancipator, or as we should call them Needlefiber Decks. More cards that are slightly more specific would probably make the meta more diverse and interesting because powerful Links etc would actually be played in their archetype or you need space in your combo Deck for another engine.
there is no way to fix this problem unless kanami bans all the generic extradeck monsters
That's always been my problem. Too many decks feel like they're either vehicles to the extra deck, or they're stun decks that aren't fun to play against.
I disagree. Generic/splashable extra decks are good for resuscitating older archetypes.
Let me rephrase this:
People playing staple cards makes the game boring because everyone uses staples.
People are going to have strong generic cards. Just because it’s in the extra deck doesn’t make them better. Complaining for the thousandth time about decks being “needlefiber decks” is the same stupidity as complaining a deck using an engine is “x deck”. People played brilliant fusion a lot, doesn’t mean they were gem knight decks. People played Orcusts with mermaid, but the orcust cards were the main source of the power and the other cards were consistency, so they both end on the decklist’s name. Just because a deck uses a staple card/engine does not automatically make it a boring deck.
the generic cards problems( staples) has it´s root at the game´s base design. it also requires less effort from the developers and increases the price of said staples to terrible levels.
Man, if only they had made Halqifibrax "including at least 1 Crystron monster" so it could support the archetype it was made for instead of becoming the neighborhood bicycle.
When it gets hit I'm gonna pour one out for the 3 remaining Crystron players.
wait there's Cryston players?
Meanwhile, I'm pissed that Konami didn't release needlefiber before Guardragons got hit, so I can actually run the main deck guardragons....
People would run a Crystron just to play Noodle, it wouldn't solve anything
@@nikolasota4162 I used to use them in my Super Heavy Samurai deck. Synchroing a 2500 Def Harpie's Feather Duster on your opponent's turn is fun.
Yes. How DARE they make something everyone can use.
Bro, this persona music tho
I kno right , that sound track is used everywhere
Its a good sound track
Price be a good song
I never saw it coming
It was not my last surprise
nah dude I hate card rotation, one of the main reasons I play yugioh is the lack of rotation
Reign Supreme Ha, yeah. It's not like that doesn't work in reverse.
*Cough* Rescue Cat *Cough*
I'd rather not have card rotation sure, but I think it's one of the only ways to fix the power creep that plagues yugioh.
Lesser of 2 evils type of thing.
Same
That is assuming konami wants to fix power creep. Which they don't.
The first season of GX was purely just people playing the game. No taking over the world, no grand schemes, no saving the planet. Just people dueling other people, and situations related to life at the school. It's considered the worst season of the entire show.
The first half of the first season.
Then the Shadow Riders arrived.
I liked that kinda slice of life take on the series but yeah weakest gx arc by far
@@DT-yw4ob then the ad contract was signed by crowler.
RAID: SHADOW RIDERS
I always hated the fact that they save the world with card games.
@@ChadKakashi Takahashi wanted a DBZ/YYH esque shonen, but the characters save the day with strategy and games instead of physically fighting. That is the spirit of Yugioh. Wll...the Pharaoh is the Spirit of YGO but...you get what Im saying
I honestly don’t like the idea of yugioh having a set rotation. One of the reasons why its appealing to me is the fact that (aside from being banned or limited) they can always be used. I think speed duels should be the new player experience and that should be the gateway. However it needs heavy support .
Speed duels seem high key trash ngl
play it online problem solved
Toeki Wilson On what? DuelingBook is alright, and probably the best simulator for IRL as it’s all manual, but it also can have some scenarios where some jank got used and now both players are wondering what to do. EDOpro can definetly feel a lot faster, but automatic dueling isn’t a very accurate way to play the game. Having a reminder every time something happens doesn’t happen in IRL yugioh. I’ll throw in Konami’s Grindy switch game which actually does a somewhat good job, except of course the grind to get your decks, then you also are playing it all in an automatic simulator (would be nice to be able to disable that in an online setting), but I do give it credit for saying things like (Your effect didn’t activate because it missed timing).
Agreed. I recently started teaching someone how to play. Luckily for me they had a knowledge of everything up to synchro summoning. Beyond that they were completely lost but I built them a Valkyrie deck (powerful, spits out wins, doesn’t require an extra deck, cheap) and they enjoy the game as a whole.
However if I had a person that’s NEVER played YUGIOH in any way, shape, or form I’d absolutely start them off with speed duels. Personally I think the “format” of it needs to be adjusted a bit. I built an unofficial 20 card Yusei inspired stardust/synchron speed duel using just regular yugioh cards and I think it’s pretty fun and very nostalgic of old school yugioh and also really simple to understand. There’s not enough room to play every summoning mechanic, and being limited in zones, life points, and turns really helps ease new players in.
how long have you been playing? what do you think the game could improve?
Yeah, Konami was never trying to slow yugioh down with Links. The players saw all the restrictions put into place on the other summoning methods and immediately jumped to the conclusion that Konami was trying to slow the game down.
That idea was controversial, so it spread throughout the community like wildfire.
I can definitely see why slowing the game down is controversial, considering that adds significantly more skill and thought required than having good cards and knowing how to play solitaire to get a OTK
"Id love to see a yugioh anime that's more like the vanguard anime"
Well.... There's the official Yugioh OCG structures Manga. That's as close as you're gonna get, where the MC trys out a bunch of decks, they explain deck building, combo extenders, and a lot of the decks dont even have trap cards in them. It's also a fun read, watching the MC go up against Thunder dragons, against a kid who's trying to place well in the dragon duel, and they go into further combo explination at the end of each chapter.
10/10, would reccomend.
THIS IS YUGIOH 7'S, AND I HAVEN'T EVEN WATCHED IT YET! (so if I'm wrong, please tell me 😂)
blood fest you are entirely 1000% incorrect. Yu-gi-oh sevens is more of a comedy than anything.
As someone who hadn't played Yu-Gi-Oh! in years and got slapped in the face with all these XYZ, Pendulum and Link summoning, yes, I was salty at first aswell. But starting to understand and embrace all the new rules made me more involved again. I obviously have my dislikes about the game nowadays, compared to what I played back in the day, but don't hate the player, hate the game. You can always downgrade yourself to Synchros and Fusions and play for fun, not competition.
The problem with artificial handicaps are you lose the chance to play with a variety of people. Take Magic, Arena had blown up. It's a great way to play the game every day. But if you aren't playing the new companions you are at an extreme disadvantage like not even close. Sure with my family and close friends who I can sit down and play with we got our house rules and agreed upon power level but I can't take that anywhere else. I also can't take that online, especially online.
I can see people not liking pendulums or links but what confuses me is why people act like they ruined the game, there's always been decks that aren't fun to play even before links and even before pendulums.
I don't play competitive because I don't like Ash and I still think she's overhyped.
so what do you think of the game?
Same sentiments here. I just play the game casually instead of worrying myself with the new mechanics. Duel links is the best platform for returning players if you haven't tried it yet because they still haven't introduced XYZ and other new mechanics.
16:10 literally describes Yu-Gi-Oh the Sacred Cards for the GBA
Yeah i think it was intentional
Wish there was something like forbidden memories again
Yugioh Duelists Of Roses Remake?
I love dark magician and heroes! Anyone else really like dark magician here?
I like heroes
Dark Magicians are great, better than Heroes in my opinion
Heros, its more viable then magicians.
I currently like heroes a lot, but mostly cuz I just got into YuGiOh and I don't know much of anything else hahaha
They are staples.
Glad you pronounce the Q in halqifibrax. Other yugitubers think Q is silent (only 1 word in the english language has a silent Q) ...you know, like how the B in Block Dragon is silent >.>
That's a strange way to spell Needlefiber
Sillimant why is it called needlefiber if it doesn’t say that on the card please someone tell me lmao
Who the hell pronounced Block Dragon without the B? Lock Dragon?
manTa Beats needlefiber was its original name in the OCG but when it was printed first in the TCG (DuOv) they changed its name to Halqifibrax
Eduardo Bayson Oh, yeah. English is well known for being consistent with its rules when it comes to pronounciation.
Yugioh rotating cards out would not work:
-We are not a resource heavy game as MTG or Pokemon
-The sets that come out aren't complete enough to fill in gaps a rotation would require
-Not to mention it would be a logistical nightmare to practically change the game from the ground up
-Finally, sets are released too infrequently
Legitimately curious, would you think a longer rotation time than what Magic and Pokemon use would allow for enough sets to be out to support the archetypes while also being relevantly meta impactful? Say like 4 years, 6 years, or even 8 years?
Yeah screw set rotation that's one reason why I love Yugioh.
1- what is your level of knowledge regarding Magic?
2- what does being a resourse game have anything to do with rotation?
3- if yugioh is fine why bother with doing anything to improve it?
4- so you are saying a whole new way of doing things is necessary to improve things?
This is completely untrue. If there was a set rotation, konami wouldnt be slaves to the power creep and could safely make weaker cards.
Exeledus Prince If there was from the beginning then your statement would be true but this game is too far beyond that type of amendment.
Love you and your teams videos! Especially being a “yugi-boomer” you make the new meta easier to comprehend. Your videos got me back into the game. I truly hope master duel will allow private duels and/or friends lists. It would be an honor to duel you guys.
"Create some kind of alternative format"
Amen. Been saying that for a while now. It is INSANE that MTG handles this so well and yet YGO fails completely to manage it. Have a standard format, have a modern format, have a legacy/vintage format. It's really that simple. Standard is the latest stuff from the past 3 sets/boxes. Modern is basically master format yugioh with the ban list, and legacy/vintage is strictly cards up to a certain set (preferably legacy could be up to XYZ and vintage could be all sets before synchros came in). I really don't think this would be hard to implement. Modern means the current tournament scene/format is untouched and standard would be an interesting alternative. Finally for casual/nostalgia players you can simply avoid the headache of dealing with stuff you've never seen before. Literally everyone wins.
I mean, when Konami can't even support their Traditional Format regularly, it's impossible to assume they can handle more than their advanced format.
Maybe if enough people wrote to their marketing department or something? It could be that they’re just stuck in their ways but if the marketing people see that enough customers/fans want change, the might be willing to hop on it to boost sales and get more people in, especially if they’re trying to compete with other card games in the market.
@@romkin1197 Fully agree. They arguably don't have any interest. Konami's corporate approach to making money is push volume. The idea that bringing old players back in to the game in an approachable way where they can use their old cards and have fun just doesn't make sense to them. "We'll just sell speed duels to kids as the new easy to understand YGO, so no need to fix the old game". This is pretty much going to have to come from the player base at LGS tournament level. I can pretty much guarantee that if Duel Links is outselling new YGO boxes, Konami will probably eventually lose all interest in supporting the TCG in time. If you're a competitive YGO player now I would be worried at how popular Duel Links is and doubly worried that Konami has essentially released a replacement product to the TCG.
@@I2obiNtube I mean just look at how Konami treats their video game customer base, they literally give no shits about their player base and quality of life. Konami are basically a mobile game company in their approach to their products.
We can literally just do it ourselves. There is grey area in holding events with prizes and tournaments but there is nothing stopping you from putting a flyer in your store saying here is the information. More info on this site. See you next Saturday.
"We don't need a banlist. Just unban everything and let things sort themselves out."
That would be very interesting to see. But at the same time I think it would just confuse everyone.
*unzips degeneracy*
This would literally be a format of win the dice roll and FTK or lose
Controversial comment: Paul’s beard is fresh!!!
Was thinkin the same thing, looks good w the facial hair
I disagree on the ban thing, around the 27 minute mark. I can see why some people think straight up banning some cards could be hindering for the players but that doesnt make it "bad" if a card is just bullshit. Also, cards like Darkness Metal Dragon are banned in the OCG whilst they are limited on the TCG....so that part is not entirely true eitherway.
The comparison is not that good. REDMD got out of the banlist in the OCG, but with an errata. Same for Makyura (you have to summon it first in order to use his effect and it's a HOPT for a single trap). Dragon rulers or Substitoad would be a better analogy.
I also stopped at pendulum because of the "walled garden" you mentioned. While I did pilot archetypes I never played them in ranked - I always used my own crafted anti-meta deck (2.7 W/L over 3yrs). Pendulums introduced additional mechanics that I could not reliably compensate for at the time so I had to abandon the pursuit. When I looked into using them myself I realized how "forced" the deck lists felt (this is the walled garden you mentioned) and was completely turned off from any and all yugioh pendulum onward.
Keep in mind I don't even like playing with archetypes... I preferred lockdown : preventing the use of the grave, and special summons... morphing jar #2 and macro cosmos.... maybe some dyna pachy with safe zone.... yeah... now that's the stuff... (when they were like oh monster that die aren't really dead they just come back... I was like... oh yeah nahhh fk this I'm out).
"alternate formats"...
Konami gave you that already but the player base didn't care. People seem to prefer to bathe in their misery.
I think that the physical alternate formats were very much DoA given how Konami of America didn't let you play speed duels without using speed duel only cards in order to allow themselves to force you to chase a 30$ Kuriboh Card instead of picking up the rare version for 5 cents from 2 years ago. Traditional is just FTK city, so there's no fun in playing that.
Digital alt formats, however, are extremely profitable and popular. Because that's what Duel Links actually is. A straight up different format. Fusions, Synchroes. Selective card pool. Deck restrictions with a different banlist. Different Master Rule. But it still uses the same cards, gets constant updates, constant balancing, overall a lot of dev attention.
So it's a very mixed back condition, really. Personally I do not know what to expect out of Rush Duels but they seem to be, at their concept, targeting exactly what Paul discussed in the video. They're essentially a super simplified version of yugioh, which is much easier to get into. The anime is aimed at younger kids in order to pull them in. They're printed in separate structure decks and booster packs, allowing for less anime chaff in the main(core) sets, and more relevant archetype cards or reprints. It has potential, in theory.
On the mystic mine topic: I'm a returning player who usually prefers magic and one thing that stuck out to me was "playing your outs main deck would dilute combos too much" yes. That's good. There should be a trade off for pooping out a massive unbreakable board. Negates and stuff are fine but theres a trade off and returning from magic, yugioh doesnt do a lot of that unless it's for drawing cards (speaking in a generalized sense)
Person:Pendulums made me quit Yu-Gi-Oh
Me:Pendulums made me return to Yu-Gi-Oh
Free iris and joker
That alternate format idea is probably the best way to get more people into the game. I’m in a card games club at my college and they play Magic in all sorts of formats that are beginner to upper-competitive and it was SO much more fun to get in at a beginner level and then the crazy competing was fun to watch rather than being totally lost. Great video!
Ah yes, intro about Crystron Saltyfibrax, thank you
Why everybody hate me
I'm still waiting for Mystic Mine to ruin Yugioh..
It hasn't already?
Honestly think mystic mine is helping alot of lower tier/rouge/budget/casual decks fight against these meta monster effect cards/decks keeping them in check. Making those huge combo decks think twice about not playing things such as MST
@@overlord69ification Exactly!
you need mystic mine to play this game thats the format right now
It's not even that difficult to get rid of. I don't know why people complain about it just simply use one mystical space typhoon or twin twisters
i dont think that hand traps are unfair or anything and they didnt ruin the game but hes kind of right when he says that it ruins the part of the game. the problem is that it takes the entire "poker" element that yugioh had where you could place a magic card face down and bluff if you havent got another play and i loved that part of the game. now the hand traps just take away that extra fun that yugioh had by changing the mindset from: "if they have absolutely no cards on the field then you were safe to attack and if im in trouble i could place a card face down and scare my enemy into not attacking" to: "what they have in the magic/trap zone is irrelevant if they have one or more cards in their hand and whats the point in trying to bluff by placing a magic card face down when you are automatically bluffing just by having a card in your hand".
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>if they have absolutely no cards on the field then you were safe to attack
That hasn't been true in quite a while, unfortunately. Since...maybe 2012? I entered YGO at that point and a lot of people were just running Gorz, a card that only works if you have an empty board. Definitely deterred attacking a lot.
Sir I've never owned or ever plan to buy yugioh and am a diehard pokemon TCG player for 24 years but I've subscribed and plan to watch, like and potentially comment on all your videos to show support. It's great seeing such an enthusiastic man talk about his passion.
I love heroes and dark magician decks.Easy to use easy to build and it's very fun
Thanks for using our comment on the Yugioh video games! Nice to know someone shares the opinions.
When he agreed with the 'more realistic yugioh anime' i seriously shouted this ain't Beyblade Nga! You wouldn't know this but I love the yugioh anime (apparently not many people who play yugioh do) I feel as if Yugioh needs to be all dramatic and have real stakes because you know yugioh is for children... and if yugioh wasn't like that my attention span wouldn't take 5 seconds of yugioh i'd just change the channel to regular show or some sht feel free to try change my mind on slice of life yugioh
I liked GX more when it was slice of life, but otherwise I agree with you.
Vrains is very seinen-like in many aspects. All characters are flawed, starting with Yusaku, IAs and humans are put on equal like in any GOOD cyberpunk fiction, duels in the net makes death and severe mental shocks a thing ( take a look at Cyberpunk video game trailer ), the end of the anime is very seinen like. Clearly the best one in my humble opinion.
@Bren oh I'm sorry do you come to the comment section for comedy?
@Bren This isn't a comedy club dude.
Literally every yugioh anime would like to have a word with you. Season 1 had people being put inti cards. Gx had zane getting shocked and eventually dieing. 5ds had the entire situation with the satellite, zexal had the entire barian race, arc V had the fusion universe, vrains is like a VR pre-apocalyptic hellscape. Every season has had some crazy shit happen
Not gonna lie, I 100% think Yu-Gi-Oh could work as a laid back casual slice of life type anime with the occasional drama to it.
So GX?
I like the "hot take" format. It's just a gateway for discussion on random topics.
I grew up with ZEXAL, and I didn't get a deck until one of my best friends got the Pendulum starter deck for me back in 2019. Though I had a bunch of the anime rules in my head (Number Monster not being able to be destroyed by battle unless by another Number, etc.), and didn't know how some of the cards worked like Counter Traps (I didn't read the rulebook), I still had a grasp of the game. Though I only played casually, I stated gaining experience with the game with top 10s, duels, and some guides. Now I know a good chuck of the things needed to know. I know that I'm not on the level of a competitive player, but I still have fun playing with my friends online and being angry about constant Red-Eyes Dark Dragoons in my way with almost no way of stopping it.
oh man the whole number monster rule was insane lmao i cant imagine how broken thatd be if that was real
13:19 i think its completely fine, you avoid involving yourself in controversy if the artists or Konami is caught in controversy, like people sometimes have different opinions on subjects, and companies and artists can get caught in the backfire ( just like what happened with DBZ Brolly Voice actor, True or False the companys directly cut ways in fear of backlash)
I kinda disagree with the Anime thing. I like the out-there save the world thing for pure escapism. It's a show that uses the card game to facilitate the forward momentum of the story and shouldn't be the be-all and end-all.
However, I could see like a one-shot ova like that but not a full series
Yugioh sucks and is unfair because:
Galaxy Eyes isn’t meta tier.
And that's a fact
That afterglow will steal a lot of games though when it comes out
I've had my ass handed to me by a galaxy eyes deck at least twice
Maybe it's just because I'm young and was only introduced to Yu-Gi-Oh! when it was already complicated, but I don't think these new rules turn people away. My local comic book shop holds plenty of tournaments, but it is true that they don't stock many new cards. I'd blame this on Konami doing a poor job of supplying their American market. The game has grown and I don't think the people who are interested in playing would be turned off by having to learn new rules. Most kids won't even touch the competitive scene and won't have to worry about not knowing certain stuff. Classic players drop the game because they no longer have the time to keep up and don't want to spend that time changing how they play. I'm sad that there won't be any new card type to coincide with the anime this time. Yu-Gi-Oh! should continue with what makes it unique rather than chasing sales. Konami fails to understand why people like Yu-Gi-Oh! and why they continue to play. If the game is the same 5 years from now, I'll drop it. I don't play competitively, but putting that thought in and seeing how things evolve is fun. Old Yu-Gi-Oh! is a bit boring. People dropped it because they liked the presentation of it when they were kids rather than the potential of the mechanics.
@Plaguis Soryr Maybe you can try Dark Magician Deck. It's not a meta deck but pretty interesting to play with and easy to play but can also have complicated combos if you want to.
Hot Take: As bad as Konami is the community is worse.
Konami to me at least has proved over the last year that no matter how much good product we get for a reasonable price the secondary market will ruin it for everyone else by buying everything out. Examples: DUDE , 2019 Megatins, the legendary decks and Duelist Packs
i think a good way to solve the problem presented at 12:00 is to make it similar to Pokemon (and actual game not the tcg) where they have different formats depending on how good the Pokemon is, for example really good Pokemon are put in overused, and some not as good Pokemon are put in underused. so you can use Pokemon in under used in both underused and overused, but you can only use Pokemon in overused in overused (Ubers would be more like trad format)
so say meta cards can be put in overused, slightly worse cards in underused, worse cards in rarely used and so on, so newer players can play lower formats to start out, and if they can go from there, and also people who just don't want to play a format where everything's broken, they can just go to a lower format.
also this would let a lot of really bad deck be a lot better if they are put on a much more even playing field.
So persona fan eh , good choice.
Take the world!
@@robthecook1905 watch as I rip my F#$king face off n STYLE ON YOU.
@@darkriser09 steal it
I'm glad I made it into this video! I'm the person who posted about artists not being credited.
And honestly, I would have posted this as another hot take but I feel like it's a pretty mild one at that: The moment Yu-Gi-Oh! stopped having alternative formats be supported by Konami, they hurt the longevity of the game big time. I, for one, feel that Traditional and Unlimited are extremely lazy attempts at older formats. But if they were still supported, then people could come up with newer, more interesting formats and then Konami could adopt one of those to support, thus being able to print more cards that cater to that format and its audience and make more money off of more people due to having a wider audience.
That's one of the strengths Magic has over Yu-Gi-Oh!: alternative formats that can rise up and be adopted by the creators of the game. (Also, Magic credits its artists and it's actually a HUGE boon. Every time a new Seb McKinnon art is revealed, the community at large gushes over it, the card doesn't even have to be good, the art carries the cards most of the time. It breathes some positivity into the player base.)
I'm also extremely happy Konami is obviously taking steps towards having control be viable again, because Yu-Gi-Oh! feels like it always breaks that mold of "4 deck types" (those being Aggro, Control, Midrange, and Combo), where most decks that are competitively viable are combo decks, and maybe there's one or two control decks to regulate them, but midrange and aggro decks in recent memory have kind of been nonexistant?
It's differentiating, for sure. Not necessarily a bad thing or a good thing, just different. I do feel it limits design space for competitive play though.
Ooh also on the hand trap point: I miss the age of trap cards being relevant because the ability to bluff backrow was the best mind games Yu-Gi-Oh! has ever had, period. With hand traps it's just sorta... does my opponent have it or not? There's not any action (such as Setting a bluff card) that would make you think about the possibility of those cards existing and being a threat.
I also haven't kept up with the game too much over the years, but it's almost comforting to see Yu-Gi-Oh! players suffering product fatigue like Magic players are.
Imagining myself trying to play D/D/D with only 3 special summons.......
Feels bad bro
imagine how a hero player would feel
My d/d/d build special summons the entire extra deck in like 2 turns. Check it out on my channel for some insight. I think it deserves a chance for at least tier 1.
Rokket players would be sad.
Few of my hot takes:
1. Cyber Dragon Infinity pushed the game into being more proactive rather than reactive. With easy access to powerful omni-negates being a common thing for archetypes, the game changed to be more about "board control" over counterplay. Omni-negates should be a thing tied to hard to summon with lots of resource usage like Quasar or tied to slower cards like Trap Cards. Konami has backed themselves in a corner with modern power creep.
2. Archetypes are way too homogenous now. While they still have unique gimmicks to change their overall playstyle, they always have the following: a low level searcher, a play enabler with some for inherent summoning, and a field spell and/or omni-negate effect. It makes modern archetypes extremely boring to play.
3. We desperately need to separate casual and competitive in our ygo simulators. Sims like Ignispro, D.Nexus, and Percy, dont have ways to give players a better idea of what they are playing and that often leads to casuals whinning about unfair and competitives never getting to actually play because their opps scoop on turn 2.
I kinda agree with the cyber dragon infinity one
And i agree with the archetybes point but there is some rare archetybe with unique playstyle like mekk knights
And the last point didnt edopro make defferint servers like a server for casuals and server for compotetive
I was called a virgin try hard by a scrub cause I was playing gren maju lol
Separate the casuals from good players so you don't have to watch em quit the whole match 2 minutes into g1 cause u had a single interaction or u break their shit board
@@louaidz1929 did they? Ive only been using ignispro and duelingnexus.
My point is that all 3 should have because not even official ygo sims allow a proper separation.
And to your argument about Mekk-KnightsBlue-Knight, Purple-Knight, and Dawn all have search effs. The entire deck is an inherent summoning condition
And they have a searchable continuous trap that negates effects.
But ill give you that its more creative than Invoked or Dragma, even if Mekk Knights only have board they do everytime.
24:45 This is already started being done with a manga called, "Yu-Gi-Oh! OCG Structures". Where is a group of kids buying packs, building decks from those packs and playing Yu-Gi-Oh! at thier locals with other people, super good, I reccomend!
I mean, here is a thing about limiting special summons: Ressources like mana. Make cards that allow for more special summons than the limited ones. This way, you can not only still allow decks that need high amount of special summons but you can even balance cards around the number of special summons that they need in order to be played. It's a win-win.
Way cool to see my hot take being the first in the vid! Love ya Paul!
I actually quite enjoy legacy support for older Decks, even the ones that weren't super popular like Dragunity or Charmers. The new Decks will maybe get support later, but until then legacy support and new Decks introduced!
I 100% agree with that special Summons limiting thing. It would be horrible for the game because it limits EVERY Deck, not just the Meta ones.
I think Pendulums didn't ruin the game, but people just weren't willing to adapt to them well like they should have. I actually love their designs and their text boxes, and I'm a pretty casual player. I also use Pendulum Engines in Decks that aren't the entire Deck, but only like a 3rd or 4th of it, although I know many people do not play them that way.
Actually, I don't care if I have my hands on those cards because I have 3 Imperms rn and my only plans with them are to sell them. When I had a high price Ash Blossom and Ghost Ogre I sold them. I'd rather sell boring Meta cards with high price tags to get what I want and enjoy myself. I would never buy the Salamangreat Structure Deck because I couldn't sell the Ash Blossom for much money XD not even kidding.
YES TO THE HIGH LEVEL PLAYER COMMENT! JUST YES!
Anyone who hates New Yugioh because it's new they're dumb. However I do understand the complaints on Pendulums or Links that makes sense to me. There are also issues with the products and formats that do need to be fixed. The Tournament numbers don't actually mean much.
They should just ban the Hand Traps, or do what Paul says and make different formats.
YES GIVE THE ARTISTS CREDIT!
That could be a problem, but I don't think its the Yugitubers fault.
Big agree with the Yugioh games.
EXACTLY ON THE MTG FORMAT COMMENT!
Switch Rhogno for Gossip Shadow
I think Stun CARDS are fine, but not whole Decks based on it.
Don't care about Speed Duels
Agree on the Hand Traps Paranoia comment.
Agree if your talking about later Yugioh series. Early Yugioh is a no though XD
If I wanted to watch people doing something I could do irl, I'd just do it irl. Don't agree with the realistic Yugioh take.
Idc about OCG so don't care.
MOAR MECHANIC BREAK GAME MAKE CONFUSE MAKE EXTRA DECK 25 CARDS!
Idc about Mystic Mine it's never hurt me, but I've also never used it though.
Agree a bit on the product releases.
Y did u write a story
@@silver_rocket_25 It's a response to every take in the video XD
I've been away from yugioh for few weeks, seeing you with a beard feels weird. But you rockin-it tho :D.
Didn't even notice hahaha
An extra deck summoning cap per turn of 3/4 would be better than limiting regular special summons in my humble opinion
In the new Yugioh manga it’s just that kids having fun playing the game
And a thunder dragon player getting is dream crushed by knightmare unicorn
If anything I think the rotation should be the secondary format, because I like that yugioh players can play any old cards in their deck (granted they abide by the banlist.) in advanced format
Vintage Format would be amazing.
Finally someone knows that limited special summoning is a bad idea, people only think that only the top tier Decks do a lot of special summoning, good video my man.
Day78 of waiting for New photon support.
Also if you think mystic mine isn't terrible you are a disgrace to your family.
*cough* Afterglow, Hyper Galaxy *cough*
*cough* Photons aren’t even trash *cough*
@@tora4180 *cogh* ocg exclusive *copgh*
Mystic Mine?
Pfft!
I ain't afraid of that card!
God forbid people have to adapt and develop new strategies. No wonder YuGiOh is dying
For Mystic Mine, I can see them banning Goddess Skuld's Oracle or Field Barrier, but if you don't have a single non-monster out to a spell card that can destroy itself in your main or side deck, you deserve to lose
Fair, but I still think that wont solve the problem as solemns are at 3 and dark bribe exists.
@@someperson8569 Equally fair. I think this is where the self-destruction is most important; they might anticipate straightforward answers like cosmic, but a person having a way to actively remove their monsters is fair less expected.
Shoot I'm almost 17 ,and when I'm 20 I would be moderately pro lol.
Honestly I do hate the modern competitive because I can't play cards or decks that I love because their not competitively viable.
“Hey guys, I’m going into a competitive event, but really don’t want to use a competitive strategy. That means modern competitive is bad right?”
Literally any game that exists will have a defined good category. There are probably a few exceptions where the majority of options work, but the majority of games don’t let you pick up whatever thing you keep in a heart shaped box to a competitive scene and win, unless you happen to really like a competitive strategy. You aren’t going to go into a competitive LOL game with a character that doesn’t fit the team comp because you like it. You won’t go to a competitive Overwatch game and play a character that doesn’t fit the team comp because you like it. And while those examples are for more team based games, I’m iffy on throwing in smash because ultimate is pretty well balanced where a really good player can perform with a really bad character.
@Vinícius Deniz you will take the higher rarity of a gun your good with actually, unless your shit with a rifle and think because its the best weapon you will win, because someone with a common shotgun will reck you.
So bad example, but good try
@@theonethathungers5552 but the thing with that is, that's true in every fighting game for example, theres top tiers and low tiers BUT if you are good with a low tier charecter you can still have success, with modern yugioh however if you dont use the meta decks your fucked, no creativity, no fun, hell one of the biggest points in the anime was everyone's deck was unique to the player, if the anime was like the game, it would be boring AF
"Yugioh is a children's card game that is cheap, easily accessible, and is run by a company that cares for the players and fans. Players can get access to essential meta cards easily, and tournaments are friendly. Players at events are well mannered, and are also diligent with personal hygiene. The cards, just like the OCG counterpart in Japan and Korea, come in many rarities like Ghost rares, Ultimate rares and 20th Secret rares and keep the game flashy and exciting to open packs."
deligent with personal hygiene. savage LOL
Konami should raise the minimum card count to make decks less consistent and force decks to try and run more side deck cards in the main deck.
*laughs in already running almost max deck*
0:40 I get it for something as prevalent as Dark Magicians, but my favorite Duel Monsters-era archetype that's been given gradual support over the years is Skull Servants! Keeping that one fresh for the meta usually requires major engine tweaking every so often
I'm still waiting BLS decent supports to make it viable
Me running an XYZ number deck: “pls don’t limit special summons my deck is crap”
Gimmick puppets?
@@georgkroux8554 sharks
I 10000000% agree with MBT Yugiohs comment, and I was actually thinking the exact same thing before you brought up his comment (maybe I should have responded on Twitter 🤔) I mentioned this in a comment on a different video, but I’ll say it again: Pokémon’s rotating standard and wide open expanded works! Certain cards are printed to have specific interactions with certain scenarios dependent on when the card is printed. Often, this causes unbalanced interactions as the game changes. A great example, if anyone plays Pokémon, was the transition from Sun and Moon cards to Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon cards. It was awkward when some broken cards from S&M were being abused with powerful cards from US&UM, but when the previous format rotated out, it created a completely different game. Hardcore players can play their broken cards in expanded (basically legacy) but there are way more checks and balances when a wider scope is used.
As a teen I think that this game is ok to learn but it is kind of expensive
If you play on online simulators like ygopro and Dueling Nexus then you basically get to play the game for free.
Any mention of Kozmo makes me happy 🤪 great video!
How about edding Pre-Rounds to the game ?
Where both players cant interact with each other, but get the chance to astablish a board.
Would love to see a discussion bout this
timegazer and stargazer awesome and yess that pendulum scale can summon Dark Magician. Spellcasters rule.
The issue with a rotating format for competitive is you ALWAYS have to be buying new product. the beauty of yugioh is getting to use any old card/deck you want to play with (not on the banlist) BUT this does still have the problem where you need to know the giant encyclopedia of cards.
As for the whole yugituber part. while i don't agree with the idea of over hyping a card, I DO agree that because of yugitubers, unique ideas become way too well known knowledge. look at the gizmek tech card that was first showcased at the crush card cup. Cimoooooooo made an entire video about and now instead of being this really unique idea where this guy was one of the only people playing it, now way more are trying it/way more are preparing for it.
Quick Effects should negate or destroy, but not both. It isn't fun to try play around negations if your stuff's gonna blow up the second you try to do anything. Destroying negates should be reserved for extremely powerful, high-investment boss monsters like Synchro 12s, not cards like Dark Dragoon that literally any deck can vomit out by slapping 2 effect monsters on the field.
I would like for the next version of the anime to be kind of like the original cardfight vanguard anime: the main character learns the game slowly, and sucks at the game when he first starts. Then, as time goes on, he starts getting better and better as he improves his deck and learns more about other strategies.
Kind of a newb here talking about mystic mine. I’ve heard lots of people say it ruins games and just stops people from playing. I’ve played games on and offline where there were times that I’ve waited like 10-15 minutes for someone’s turn and they have a completely unbreakable board thus essentially preventing me from playing. So people have no right to complain about mystic mine since it’s just making the people who makes those unbreakable boards feel how the player across from them feels.
I agree with you wholeheartedly. Setting up a board with several counters with the goal of negating the opponent from even starting to play is not any different, kind of hypocritical to be okay with it but not so for mystic mine.
Personally I think both are fine.
"The worst Yu-Gi-Oh hot takes"
Agrees with most
Personally my beef with Pendulum summoning was that it was poorly implemented in that it was released before MR4 was a thing, so you could puke your hand onto the field, then if your opponent cleared your field of all your Pendulums, if you lived for your next turn, you just bring them all back. It's like playing a 4-5 times as strong Monster Reborn. Although now with MR4 in place, it's a lot more fair since you can only pendulum summon 1 monster from the Extra Deck at least at a time
In regards to your RPG style yugioh game, I demand The Duelists of the Roses HD remake NOW!
I'm not fond of how YuGiOh is played nowadays, but not because of the more recent card types like Pendulum or Link, but how most duels are just a race to see who can set up and execute their OTK first. The 20 minute set up for a field wipe and OTK, even when on the winning side, takes the fun out of the match. There's no tension throughout the game or satisfaction when you pull off a particularly table-turning move or combo.
I miss old YuGiOh, not because it was simpler, but because it felt more like a power struggle that lasted long enough to BE a struggle. Being outplayed one or two time rarely meant an immediate loss, and you felt like you were working to retake control of the duel. A good back-and-forth added tension and had both players think on their feet, and when you finally won, you felt a great level of satisfaction, like you managed to overcome something great.
Myself and a friend tend to ignore anything from Synchro onwards, and the decks we build tend to result in more tense and fun duels. One of us pulls a decent move, then the other pulls something better to gain some steam, and it hits us hard, but then makes us look at our cards more carefully. Could we play them in such a way that we would find a way to combat the other? These are the kind of duels I miss.
Also, I'd like to see a few more ways for older summoning methods like Fusion and Ritual to become more generally viable. Admittedly, I'm not too familiar with top-level competitive YuGiOh, but I rarely see viable decks involving Fusion or Ritual, so I'd like to see a way for these to compete a bit more
I recognize that Persona 5 background music anywhere!
I quitted Yugioh at the beginning of the XYZ era, no because the game was not fun anymore, but because all my cards got stolen. After all these year, im trying to coming back and play again and the think that is most annoying to me is that the game is basically set 3 or 4 monsters to stop anything that your opponent can do in his first turn and is annoying having to play a bunch of hand traps to have a chance to do something in your turn. LP, trap cards or defending at all does not exist anymore. LP only are useful to pay to get more resources to get your key cards to set a OP board in your first turn.
Used to really play yugioh all the time but I've lost all my cards and since I'm in a country that doesn't sell them, i can't play it anymore.
And even if i could buy some decks, the shipping costs are insanely high
@Dovahgatr thanks but I've tried and the online games aren't enjoying at all. If you've playing both sides you know what I'm talking about.
There is a funny series from Hyde Audio Dramas on youtube, that actually writes the characters from the first 3 eras of Yugioh in more of the context we would have liked to see more of, where they act like just card players (with some anime overlap but in the context of the players. Like Jaden is a card shop geek, and Yugi literally has the heart of the cards luck that lets him pull the rarest cards in any pack he wants, and older characters have more modern decks based on their characters.) A lot of the humor and duals are pretty much how I wished the anime actually was, where similar to beyblade, the fan series makes the show feel more like its reflecting the game, realistically.)
Speaking of hot takes; I know a guy irl who literally has a problem over people buying trading card packs and gets a mental breakdown depending on what or how many packs that person buys. He used this excuse on me to manage my money and demand that I do trades only and sell my cards on eBay even though there’s a major flaw with a couple of those things. People overprice cards during trades; fees on eBay are outrageous and support buyers 75% of the time more than Sellers without protection making you lose more money! He’s very naive and is simply talking out of his emotions and feelings without any type of consideration!
I'd buy packs just to annoy him. That's fucking retarded.
Plus, there are those of us who enjoy opening packs, I know I very much do
@Sillimant the crazy thing is his reasoning behind it makes no sense! He believes packs are simply just a waste of money; that cards take up too much space! Ik because he’s literally brought up this situation to me for almost 2 years. I even have the evidence to prove it; most of the time he’s denial and doesn’t want to accept reality!
that's not so much a hot take as much as it is one guy in your area has control issues and is taking them out on anyone he thinks he can exert his perceived expertise over
you'll encounter those type of people damn near anywhere
I like your take on the classic card support. It's what made me consider yugioh as a magic fan. I have nostalgia for those cards the way my older friends have nostalgia for old magic cards
I think that Yugioh can be fixed if once per turn literally means once per turn
Someone hasn't played the game
Sillimant -.-
@@Sillimant_ sounds like someone doesn't like the idea of playing the game where being strategic would actually matter. To each their own though no hate. And by the way I've played this game way too long
@@leroysims4393 I mean, Konami doesn't make soft once per turn cards by accident.
@Leroy Sims these are some of the most random arguments I’ve ever seen. There is no logic between hard once per turn and the game taking skills. I don’t care about your opinion, but don’t just randomly complain about things with arguments that make no sense.
13:19 this also applied to KOMANI's music arcade games like beatmania. Their in-house music producers are no longer given credit by their name. Instead they were refer to as BEMANI SOUND TEAM.
For this, some people also speculated that because Komani had a merger with a pachinko company (legal gambling business), which resulted in this.
Not sure if this is a hot take: I like Jaden and GX.
It's not that people dont like it it's more that it's the weakest series, at least before interesting shit happens, it has no stakes at all for a bit compared to the OG series, it's like if dragon ball Z ended and then dragon ball super was a slice of life sitcom
@@gamergamer7508 I get that, but the stakes are bullshit. I know it's a children's show, but come on, it's the same formula every time.
Protagonists having a good time, bad guys appear, they show their "evil" intentions to take over the world, it's so unrealistic.
I'm not saying it shouldn't have tension, but I would prefer something more down to earth. For example, the protagonist losing more often, and side characters making their decks constantly more powerful and competing with the protagonist, just like irl.
THE REALISTIC ANIME IDEA IS AN AMAZING IDEA! Look at Bakuman or Gundam Build fighters. Bakuman, a manga about making manga, and build fighters taking out the life or death scenario and making it into a competition where people remote control their custom Gundam.