Fossil Machine Skull Wagon is really interesting. Jesse doesn't explain it in detail here, but this card is probably better than N'tss for its ability to banish itself so it can be reattached to Arise-Heart. N'tss, however, can only be used once, and in my experience it rarely goes to the graveyard, and if it does it's before there's any impactful target on the field. Plus, you have to use N'tss at that time, whereas you can hold Skull Wagon's effect for later.
Hello Kotton, I had the same idea as you for the Kashtira deck to put x 1 level 4 and 2 pot desires in my deck list! It comforts me by telling me that my deck list is not weird.
Jesse .. Thank you so much! can you please share your reasoning for Book of Moon > Evenly Matched as “the better card”. Is that because it’s better going both 1st and 2nd? Where Evenly is MUCH better going 2nd and MUCH worse going 1st? Of the 3 cards, which are best and would you prioritize over others, if for instance you only had 11 slots ? Or 8 slots? Which would be the next card you cut to two, (Lance, Eclipse, Moon)
He had space for 14 non-engine. Plays the best at 3 and the worst at 2. If he had space to play 15 non-engine he would have played 3 Evenly. I don't see anything wrong with his logic.
@@alphander7478 there is also no feelable difference from 40 and 41. so yes its because he only wants to see it sometimes. plus lock 5 in the mirror makes evenly funny
@@davecatss6652 You might not feel the difference, but mathematically it's there. I guess Evenly is good enough to be played, but not good enough to lower your consistency by going over 40. The way I see it: Jesse had 38 cards he wanted to play and was looking for something to fill the remaining 2 spots.
@@davecatss6652 Yes, and I personally don't have a problem with playing 41 or 42 cards. But look at it this way: You're going to a tournament that you want to win. You could make it more likely to win by playing 40 cards, since you want to see the right Kashtira cards. Let's say over the many games you have to play, having a 40 card main instead of 41 gives you a 1% increased chance to take the tournament. Why would a hyper competitive player not do that?
1 Riseheart bc you "dont need flashy plays" Kinda seemd like you do if you only made top 16 on the best deck being one of the best players at one of the freest venue
This is not a good reasoning. First of all, losing 1 match isn't sufficient evidence to call any deck bad. For example if your opponent is playing telefon ftk, goes first and trash you game 1 and 3 because you don't see enough hand traps, you could be the most skilled player in the room with the best deck of the format, you're still going to lose. To add on on that, if you have complete knowledge of your opponent decklist you can probably create a deck that will beat it more than 50% of the time because you have the right conters, regardless of skill (not completely, you still need to play good but you will have a definite advantage even if you're a worst player). This is not true in tier 0 format like ishizu tear where deckbuilding only get you so far but in this format where you have to decide between Nib and golem and evenly for mass removal and more targeted cards like books, chalice, kaijus,... it is very relevant. It is to say that you usually create a deck tailored to beat the most representated decks/tech choices, not to win every match. In this regard, making one arise heart only and not doing full combo might have win him most of his matches, the fact that it did not win him the top 16 match is not sufficient evidence to say that this choice disserved him.
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YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO DESTROY THE KASH NOT JOIN THEM
Lol
Jesse not on Naturia Runick 😭
his twitter log during the tournament was funny it was just 12 rounds of saying kashtira sucks
@@herbertcharlesbrown1949 deck is pak propaganda
😂
Fossil Machine Skull Wagon is really interesting. Jesse doesn't explain it in detail here, but this card is probably better than N'tss for its ability to banish itself so it can be reattached to Arise-Heart. N'tss, however, can only be used once, and in my experience it rarely goes to the graveyard, and if it does it's before there's any impactful target on the field. Plus, you have to use N'tss at that time, whereas you can hold Skull Wagon's effect for later.
didnt jesse say that he wouldnt play kashtira `?
Thanks for this Jesse :) excited to play kashtira the right way
Hello Kotton, I had the same idea as you for the Kashtira deck to put x 1 level 4 and 2 pot desires in my deck list! It comforts me by telling me that my deck list is not weird.
Yes were not alone
Jesse .. Thank you so much! can you please share your reasoning for Book of Moon > Evenly Matched as “the better card”. Is that because it’s better going both 1st and 2nd? Where Evenly is MUCH better going 2nd and MUCH worse going 1st?
Of the 3 cards, which are best and would you prioritize over others, if for instance you only had 11 slots ? Or 8 slots? Which would be the next card you cut to two, (Lance, Eclipse, Moon)
Do you still wanna go first? Is the evenly in there just in case you go second
why is kashtira in quotes
Where can i get a mat?
I've had issues with too many issues with lances and too many books personally
What is the name of the new fusion you added to extra? I couldnt understand the name in the video. Thanks
Fossil Machine Skull Wagon
is there really a point playing contact C when everyone is on sprind?
It forces them down a super sub optimal line. Probs worth considering at the very least
@@aidanboulton8288 i dont think it matters how suboptimal their gimmick puppet lock is if you lose the game anyway
Tbf in the mirror could side out the pods
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE!!!!
Don’t use kash it’s a trap. Uses kash immediately at next event lmaooo
You must be new never trust a old player saying don’t play something chances are they going post a top list at a event
@@tevincollins2869 lol good one dude I must be new you’re right I’m very new. Infact I actually don’t know anything that’s how new I am
@@tevincollins2869 also you’re just simply wrong. Jessie has made a video explaining why he played it. I’m just trolling bruh
@@chrisc4507 are you upset Chris?
Didn’t he use Ninja at the next event?
Did you visit las sirenitas? 😳
Shouldn’t peru be OCG?
so it isnt beacuse you only want to see it sometimes, but its the worst so you will only see it sometimes? hmmmm
He had space for 14 non-engine. Plays the best at 3 and the worst at 2. If he had space to play 15 non-engine he would have played 3 Evenly. I don't see anything wrong with his logic.
@@alphander7478 there is also no feelable difference from 40 and 41. so yes its because he only wants to see it sometimes. plus lock 5 in the mirror makes evenly funny
@@davecatss6652 You might not feel the difference, but mathematically it's there. I guess Evenly is good enough to be played, but not good enough to lower your consistency by going over 40. The way I see it: Jesse had 38 cards he wanted to play and was looking for something to fill the remaining 2 spots.
@@alphander7478 you are most likely never gonna feel that difference
@@davecatss6652 Yes, and I personally don't have a problem with playing 41 or 42 cards. But look at it this way: You're going to a tournament that you want to win. You could make it more likely to win by playing 40 cards, since you want to see the right Kashtira cards. Let's say over the many games you have to play, having a 40 card main instead of 41 gives you a 1% increased chance to take the tournament. Why would a hyper competitive player not do that?
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1 Riseheart bc you "dont need flashy plays"
Kinda seemd like you do if you only made top 16 on the best deck being one of the best players at one of the freest venue
This is not a good reasoning.
First of all, losing 1 match isn't sufficient evidence to call any deck bad.
For example if your opponent is playing telefon ftk, goes first and trash you game 1 and 3 because you don't see enough hand traps, you could be the most skilled player in the room with the best deck of the format, you're still going to lose.
To add on on that, if you have complete knowledge of your opponent decklist you can probably create a deck that will beat it more than 50% of the time because you have the right conters, regardless of skill (not completely, you still need to play good but you will have a definite advantage even if you're a worst player). This is not true in tier 0 format like ishizu tear where deckbuilding only get you so far but in this format where you have to decide between Nib and golem and evenly for mass removal and more targeted cards like books, chalice, kaijus,... it is very relevant.
It is to say that you usually create a deck tailored to beat the most representated decks/tech choices, not to win every match. In this regard, making one arise heart only and not doing full combo might have win him most of his matches, the fact that it did not win him the top 16 match is not sufficient evidence to say that this choice disserved him.
Wtf🤔
Jesse cotton come play against me for money. We can for 10 grand. I show you how good floo is with out barrier statue.
Wtf lol
lol copium how does flo beat kash if they constantly banish and locking out their zones
Hahahaha