Very true. I won't complain though. More KC points for me to buy more packs with! lol I also need to adjust the volume a bit more for the next video. Background music is still a bit loud for my tastes despite me putting it at -10db in the editor. Hmm... Oh well.
18:00 nobody likes two pronged attack, lol - got powercreeped in 5 seconds. always wanted to play or see someone play nightmare troubadour, now some I just started watching has a series on it. Yay for me
one helpful thing you can do with packs is, after buying one pack from a set, you can leave, go home and save then return to the store, and then you can manipulate the super and ultra rares you get for the rest of said day (as well as determine their location in the rest of the packs) by resetting the game to change what super and ultra rare cards are in the pack until you get what you want, some early ultra rares aren't really worth it though. Take the red eyes pack, the UR's in there are Red Eyes Black Dragon, Red Eyes Black Metal Dragon, and Metalzoa, and of the 3 the normal red-eyes is the only one really worth using (and even then mostly for later fusions it's parts of) since the other 2 have rather bad summoning requirements, and despite being upgrades of red-eyes and zoa, they only really gain a 400 attack power boost overall , Metalmorph normally can increase a monster's attack by 300, and when said monster attacks an opponents monster gains half of that monster's attack power, but the two upgrade monsters require you to send Red Eyes and Zoa to the graveyard with metalmorph equipped and can only come out from the deck, that isn't really all that helpful imo. There are 3 standard rares, 2 Super rares and 1 ultra rare you can find in each pack per day. Later games would take this away due to forcing auto saving upon the purchase of a card pack.
Nicceee. I don't think I'll be spam leaving to save and come back since it'd increase the length of the video unnecessarily though. I like going in and seeing what luck I have! Lol Thanks for the info though! I didn't know that.
@@maximumwesley that is fair, of course early on most of the ultra rares are pretty bad, super rares turn out to be more useful like pot of greed and graceful charity.
@maximumwesley this was fun you did pretty good all things considered. Yes if you were wondering my name is a reference to one of my favorite cards the 'Vortex Kong'; would you be willing to put it in a deck for one of your maximum era tourneys? plez?
That was fun Wesley also crappy hands do be screwing everyone over seems Yugi and joey had that happen to them
Very true. I won't complain though. More KC points for me to buy more packs with! lol
I also need to adjust the volume a bit more for the next video. Background music is still a bit loud for my tastes despite me putting it at -10db in the editor. Hmm... Oh well.
18:00 nobody likes two pronged attack, lol - got powercreeped in 5 seconds.
always wanted to play or see someone play nightmare troubadour, now some I just started watching has a series on it. Yay for me
Yeahhh, I can think of decks to make it work with, but it would be more difficult than staples you'd normally use.
one helpful thing you can do with packs is, after buying one pack from a set, you can leave, go home and save then return to the store, and then you can manipulate the super and ultra rares you get for the rest of said day (as well as determine their location in the rest of the packs) by resetting the game to change what super and ultra rare cards are in the pack until you get what you want, some early ultra rares aren't really worth it though.
Take the red eyes pack, the UR's in there are Red Eyes Black Dragon, Red Eyes Black Metal Dragon, and Metalzoa, and of the 3 the normal red-eyes is the only one really worth using (and even then mostly for later fusions it's parts of) since the other 2 have rather bad summoning requirements, and despite being upgrades of red-eyes and zoa, they only really gain a 400 attack power boost overall , Metalmorph normally can increase a monster's attack by 300, and when said monster attacks an opponents monster gains half of that monster's attack power, but the two upgrade monsters require you to send Red Eyes and Zoa to the graveyard with metalmorph equipped and can only come out from the deck, that isn't really all that helpful imo.
There are 3 standard rares, 2 Super rares and 1 ultra rare you can find in each pack per day.
Later games would take this away due to forcing auto saving upon the purchase of a card pack.
Nicceee. I don't think I'll be spam leaving to save and come back since it'd increase the length of the video unnecessarily though. I like going in and seeing what luck I have! Lol
Thanks for the info though! I didn't know that.
@@maximumwesley that is fair, of course early on most of the ultra rares are pretty bad, super rares turn out to be more useful like pot of greed and graceful charity.
@ Oh for sure! I can't wait to get either of those! Gonna be a fun time.
@maximumwesley this was fun you did pretty good all things considered. Yes if you were wondering my name is a reference to one of my favorite cards the 'Vortex Kong'; would you be willing to put it in a deck for one of your maximum era tourneys? plez?
I could see about it. No guarantees but having options for deck ideas is always nice!