My Complicated Relationship with Yu-Gi-Oh.
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- I have a weird new relationship with Yu-Gi-Oh. What is yours?
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Plot twist: Paul sells all of his bulk online, and two of the other guys unknowingly buy a bunch of his worthless commons as part of their next “we bought starter decks off eBay” videos.
but then he sees the delivery address
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The self sustaining system known as yugitube hehe
😂
He could probably sign a common and sell it for triple the price
Looking forward to some how to play content. Been really out of the tcg since like 05, but want to collect and play the modern game. Master duel is a start for me, but I know I can't just take that knowledge into locals. Also just a big fan of Yu-Gi-Oh in general so I love merch and anime content. 😊
I suppose you could do voiceovers for masterduel, like post-duel commentary. But time consuming, I'd guess.
Annnd shoulda watched the entire video first, you mentioned it. 😂
play forbidden memories, Paul. That game is a trip and a half.
I don't know about other people, but I'd love to see you and Alec use your actual full power decks against each other. No special challenges, restrictions, or gimmicks, just what someone could see if they saw you 2 at locals paired against each other.
Can we get a video of you doing a structure deck of your own making? You and Alec make a structure deck from an archetype that doesn't have one and make your own. Have some rules to build the deck and see how you do.
Ngl having seen something similar on tolarian community College for mtg I can see this being a lot of fun and very interesting but unfortunately depending on how strong they wanna make em I can see a lot of repeated cards being put in every deck
Ah the Yugioh cycle:
"I hate this game, but I love this game
_But I hate this game..."_
Yup, I complete the cycle every 5-7 years. Just part of the game ig lol
I haven't played Yugioh in over 20 years. Little Kuriboh and this channel are the perfect amount of exposure to it for me. Get as much of the fun from it without and the "hate" and expense of it.
@@vteccomplexcouple structure decks never hurt nobody
I never hate, just love. Sometimes I just can't play or use my decks. MD was a blessing.
We understand, man. Yu-Gi-Oh is just complicated...
I've never liked the yu gi oh meta game. Yu gi oh is always best school yard style
You and I are cut from the same cloth Paul. I've always wanted to play Yu-Gi-Oh my way, but that feels a little like bringing a water pistol to a gunfight, but that's what's fun about it to me. I construct a deck that is uniquely mine, and not from some overpowered decklist. I love my Blue Eyes deck, and I'd love to make a Kuriboh deck someday
The "Problem" is Yu-Gi-Oh is your job. Nothing that you enjoy is the same when your livelyhood depends on it.
Its the opposite u should choose a career u enjoy so u dont mind putting in the hours and always put in 700% unlike a job u at just for cash wit a
Annoying bossess so u do the bare minimum
@@dalordofgaming8705 No, he’s saying that regardless of what you do, even if it is something you “love”, it turns into a responsibility more than a passion. Deadlines, budgeting, etc takes away the passion and turns it more mundane for people who loved it as a hobby.
WRONG!!
Ever since I started earning money from drawing, I've enjoyed it more than anything else.
So that's definitely not true, at least not for everyone.
@@shashanks626
What a garbage mentality to have lol. I think greed is getting in the way tbh. If you're making enough to sustain yourself there's no need to be worrying about that stuff.
Imagine complaining about having a dream job when there's people literally dying by coal inhalation out there in the world lol
@@Gatitasecsii Dumb response, just because there are people dying of coal burning fumes, everyone has to keep that in mind all the time they try to do anything or progress in their life?
A job is a job regardless of how much you like it. It all regresses to the mean, finances always have a say. Important to balance that and have gratitude at the same time. Everyone also has different goals and levels of what they think is enough to sustain themselves. Too subjective to say.
as someone who is new to yu-gi-oh some onboarding content would be absolutely fantastic. i'm still learning so i don't really understand everything in your videos, but i've still been binging your videos over the past few days lol.
Try looking up some tutorial videos
@@Chiss_Combat_Club I understand the basic rules pretty fine; the rulebook wasn't too hard to parse. It is just the tactics/combo lines/etc that get me, but that just requires actual games to understand.
My peak yugioh was high school, none of us had meta decks, Early Duel Links was fun until Fur Hires. If Master Duel simply had different format options and a subscription fee to access all the cards I'd be all over it.
I've thought about that subscription fee as well
I didn’t think I’d be down with this but I would be. Master duel gives the impression of like getting tons of gems and stuff to buy packs and build decks but after the first big dump of gems you get like 20 a day lmao
@@danielfishburn7042 120 a day from dailies. Then other sources like events and wins can net you some.
I don't lack for resources so a mandatory sub would suck.
Thinking about Yugioh: 😄
Playing Yugioh as a Yugi boomer: 💀
Yup. Edison format is cool, but..
I've been very out off the meta since like... XYZs were a thing - but i still love this card game to bits.
I've just started collecting full archtypes in max rarities- making themed folders - and then having a game night where i invite over my friends to jam some chill themed-decks, watch anime and order pizza \o/
@@Skeeerttttthonestly ive been playing ygo games on gba emulator whenever i get that sudden urge to jump back into yugioh again and so far im having blast
I feel this. I dropped off collecting properly from like Cyberdark Impact... I don't even recognise the game anymore, and it's so impenetrable to even pick it up anymore.
It's a shame. Especially when you consider other long running TCGs like Magic and Pokemon never really lost their original identity. Yu-Gi-Oh how it plays in 2024 feels like an entirely different game.
I'm glad channels like Team APS exist that still explores and celebrates the Yu-Gi-Oh formats of yesteryear.
Have you ever thought about trying to fill a binder of each set to have a complete set before selling all the rest you don’t want?
I used to be passionate about playing yugioh, i went to as many competitive tournaments just for the sake of being there, i tried participating in every local tourney available, but in the end what made me drop off yugioh was just the rapod power scaling. It felt like a couple weeks when swordsoul was the top dog of the competitive scene then all of a sudden tearelements came out then minako came out and everything else got powered up and super expensive. Yes alot of it was skill issues but at the same time there came a point were the game became too expensive and too one sided to be fun enough to be passionate about
I'm actually making anime style decks to play with my friends with, rex raptor dinosaurs, machines, bugs, and a few others. Limiting staples and scaling them all to match. I'm making them fusion only to bring back the old school feeling, when u felt like the man for making a thousand dragon
Yes!! My childhood dream/goal is to have a deck for each of the original anime characters, and as true to their decks in the show, as possible. I stopped for no particular reason, just been busy. But still a work in progress.
I will patiently wait for the return of Larry in the hole the revengeance! 💵💵💵
I grew up with this game, started on its release been on and off from ‘01-present. No matter what I’ll always be back lol now chances are even greater as now my sons are getting interested and they will inherent all my Blue-Eyes paraphernalia lol
Keep the good stuff Paul let your kids inherent it when your done! :)
I am very much like you Paul lol I’m stubborn I make my Ace work and I go as far as I can lol 😂 I refuse to run an unpure archetype of my choice outside of staples and even staples took me a minute lol
grew up watching yu gi oh there wasn't any yu gi oh cards where i lived i use to draw the monsters on paper then glue it on cards and play
Before I watch this video, my prediction.. You don't have a weird relationship with Yu-Gi-Oh like Rafael from the Anime has with mommy Eatos.
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simple:
Fun to play with friends. As in I'll buy legacy support and that's it.
This entire meta stuff like kashtira or snake eyes or god knows what is really not at all interesting to me.
I know it's for the competitive players, but face it guys, competitive yugioh is boring.
Boring Solitaire.
There's no "back and forth" and the moment there is a back and forth, enabled by cards like Mystic Mine, the fanbase cries as loud as a 2 week old toddler with an appetite.
What I don't get about the yugioh community is:
Mystic Mine was like 20 dollars over here in europe.
You can get cheaper copies of course.
But noooo, the fanbase is against mystic mine because...I don't even know why, there's backrow removal. Why not play a single MST?? That can get rid of mine?
But no, you guys prefer a board with 5 omninegates or a board that takes 8 playing zones from your opponent. It's one-sided, your opponent does equally as much as under mystic mine and you only gotta pay 1000$ for that strategy!
Like, are you serious?
You'd rather pay 50 times the price just so you can say "Yeah, but your un-fun way to play yugioh is wrong, mine is way better and thusly everyone should only play how I like to play the game in an un-fun way!"
Seriously, and this comes from my heart to the yugioh community: Grow up.
Mystic mine leads to the same game-state as most other decks, the difference is, you don't use 10 cards in one turn, you use 1 (or more depending on how long you take to get your mine) - how y'all have such high *double standards* without realizing it yourself is beyond me.
From the Pokémon community but I still just enjoy your videos, and learning 🙏🏻
I havent picked up any boxes in long time, life expenses and stuff get in the way but i have picked up some of the Snake eye deck because the Waifu Diabellstar 🥵 and thankfully at start i got a tad cheaper and now with the fear of what they might hit on banlist i grabbed 2 poplar for 25 under their 40 dollar launch price, but i ha ent brought to locals yet because i dont wanna chance having the best and expensive deck and let my guard down and lose all of that (hate to have that feeling around gentle fellows but if i had the money to splurge then maybe it wouldnt hurt as much but 😢 i dont so i take cheaper decks and still do well 😅 me Blue eyes did 3-1 last locals out of 13 or 14 people)
Very spiffy looking today Paul 👍🏼
I just wish they had decent support for the red eyes archetype. They’re just worse cards than Kaiba blue eyes cards. Black metal dragon is the best one in the archetype and the rest are mid or below
I want some straight up red eyes support and not just rebranded Joey cards. I was a Maiden with red-eyes and a beautiful field spell card ect.
With strong effects that can make it hang in there with dark magician and blue eyes decks.
Yes! I need to fulfill a childhood dream of a joey deck actually being really good and able to beat a kaiba deck 🤣
Red eyes is alot more powerful than you think, I believe red eyes is better than dm or be
Alright, I got a lot here XD I agree with what some things other people have said regarding using your meta paper-decks with your friends and how you should do it more, but if you want a game recommendation, definitely try Yugioh Falsebound Kingdom. It's an incredibly weird game, kind of like an RTS? I think it could definitely give you some fun content if you want to react to it.
As for my journey, I was obsessed with Kaiba as a kid, started with his starter deck (was super bummed it only had one blue-eyes after watching the anime for a while) and played fairly religiously (albeit casually) until Crystal Beasts came out. I took a bit of a hiatus there, and now, while I don't play Yugioh as often, I have a few paper decks (Cyberdark and Egyptian Gods) and I still love Master Duel (Venominaga is bae, no matter how janky she may be) and to be honest, your channel is what made me really get into master duel and even rewatching the anime again.
Seeing your passion for the franchise as a whole and the amazing creative content you do always gets me really hyped and pumped, to the point where this is actually one of the VERY few youtube comments I've ever left. You've really touched me with your content, and however you continue Yugioh, I hope you remember to enjoy it, like all things special to you.
I guess for me, it all boils down to a couple things when it comes to Yugioh. For one, I really like searching for and collecting the coolest versions of the cards I use. Within reason of course, I don't typically spend $100+ on a single card unless I've got some serious trade credit, but still the hunt for that sort of thing is a big part of the fun for me. I also view deckbuilding as a sort of "artistic expression," so when I think of or hear about a deck I really like I do my best to make it work no matter how bad it might seem at first. There's just something about taking a B-tier (or worse) deck, working on it tirelessly to iron out all the problems, and then actually managing to win games with it that's extremely satisfying! Like, I know my Barrel Dragon deck isn't competitively viable, but that doesn't mean it can't win games and when it does I can't help but smile.
I got the same point of view too man I love making my unique decks it's so fun.
I met y’all at dream con awhile back, y’all were the soul reason me and my friends got back into yugioh and I just remember being excited to see y’all
I like your idea of collecting of min/maxing out rarity from your recent fav decks then just holding onto bulk I dig it 👍🏼
If you don need some give some to mee like 5ds cards XD
It's kind of funny how some people go the ,,Ygo is bad but we love it" thingy
Even though the video isn't about that in any way
gz on Larry kid
Enjoyed ygo tcg for 25 yrs took a long break from 15 to 21 but had alot of fun and still try to build a deck every so often
I find the bulk to be tedious for sure. Especially as someone who opens boxes for many sets. I wish we had less bloat in sets, more archetype love instead with some of those harder to find rarities as the goodies for a few boxes/case.
Great video. My relationship with yugioh is I switched to speed duel format six years ago and never looked back.
Really. I know speed duel isn't that popular, at least near me. I have all the Gx decks, we should talk
Love your videos and honestly I totally understand so many of your points. It’s honestly similar to like where I’m at. I’m only building and collecting for specific older formats that I like: Goat, Edison, or Duelist Alliance. I just really hated every format from Zoo forward for the most part. Game is too fast and at times too oppressive.
my yugioh journy was really fun, i got my first starter deck allll the way back in 2004 or 2005
i didnt actually start playing until around 2010 or so. i played competitvely for a bit and almost topped the last regionals I went to (it was just before 2020 so…go me!) after 2020 i just sort of fell off of the competitive scene and started to look more into what I wanted to do with my life. I decided that I would like to one day open a card shop, and I owe a big chunk of that decision to yugioh ^.^
(i’m currently working on making that dream come true…but it turns out it may be more than a card shop in the end lol)
you and team APS are the only yugitubers i follow- no matter what you make, ill always be happy to be along for the ride \o/
On the video games side, I've always thought that tag force sets a very good baseline for what a Yu-Gi-Oh game should be like. Just in terms of mechanics for how you get cards for various archetypes and your deck.
I've always wanted a Pokemon style game, where you run around, challenge others, unlock new archetypes and cards and so on. I wish they'd do something like that.
More commentary like deck flexing would be fun. Speaking of which, I wonder if it would be possible to get in touch with Doppio and make a Master Duel video together. I think the way he plays Yu-Gi-Oh is a good match for the team APS style and it would be fun to get someone outside of the typical Yu-Gi-Oh sphere for a video. Besides, I don't think he's physically capable of saying no to Yu-Gi-Oh
Anything Yugioh y'all wanna do I'm pretty confident this community has your guys back Paul for real do y'all's thing brothers we here for the ride
My favorite old school yugioh video game is Yugioh World Championship Tournament 2004 for the Gameboy Advance.
Soo many road trips spent playing and dueling the original characters. Getting a new card pack after each duel was so fun.
Gonna dust it off and play again after all the reminiscing 😂
Sadly to show my age, I started Yu-Gi-Oh when it first came out. I lost interest after taking my son to locals when pendulum was introduced. He was super excited to play, I played as well just to have fun but it got to serious for me
I started the same time too. Honestly, a lot of the fun comes from who you play with. Locals are gonna have some people that aren't great but I've found light-hearted people who just like to have fun to be the muscle that keeps me playing
I have been playing Yu-Gi-Oh on and off since it the DM era. I used to play with my friends in my old neighborhood up until I moved. I originally stopped shortly after the move due to not having anyone to play with (it happened to be right around Synchro Summons were introduced). I started playing again in college when I was apart of my college's gaming club (not long after Xyz Summons were introduced). Stopped again not long after. It wasn't until the pandemic where I've picked up the game again and have been playing since. Only ever been to one locals so far. I plan on at least trying to enter more whenever I can, but money and other priorities prevent me from doing so.
i got back into the game about a year ago.. and tbh it's not a bad time to be a yugi boomer. everything is getting retrains or new archetypes.. we can make mako tsunami decks, gate guardian decks.. friggin hungry burger decks
more interesting ways to play the old school jank
just don't try to play them competitively LOL
Hope life is treating you gies well
My yugioh journey.. My intro to yugioh was through the 5D’s manga, as a little kid. Then, my first non-promo card, Wattpheasant, which was given to me on the playground years ago. That was my only card for a long time, then I got the Utopia structure! Then came along Lightsworns, this is when I started to get “competitive.” Then a very long break, master duel releases. I’m way into it now, I play Dragonmaids & Synchrons on MD, and I’ve built my first tcg deck, Synchrons once again, and I’m loving the game so much. Binged the 5D’s and Duel Monsters anime, (got a thing for 5d’s) and I’m hooked once again.
Based 5Ds enjoyer
Yubel. Burned all three in high school got them all back for free. 🆓
I sadly quit Yu-Gi-Oh! & sold of most of My Collection (Kept My Personal Decks because of sentimental value) & moved onto Magic The Gathering which honestly I never expected I'd do 😅 But I feel a lot happier in MTG
You're a true Yu-Gi-Oh player, mate. one I would be proud to duel any day although I'm sure I would lose because I like to play old school decks and don't abide by Konami's ban list. I think it makes the game more fun, although we always swap up decks so we can laugh at the ridiculous FTK and OTK wins, but don't get stuck in a frustrating loop. Casual and laid back with good friends and lots of laughs with some epic moves... THAT'S what Yu-Gi-Oh is about for me!
My Personal Yu Gi Oh Goals Especially in the short term is trying out other Decks and Strategies Especially for Dual Links and not just stick my usual Dark Magician or Blue Eyes Decks all of the time. No Matter How Terrible or Out Dated or whatever they are I would still like to try them out maybe starting with Jess's Crystal Beast Deck, and it's same for the Physical Decks too. Anyways my personal history with yu gi oh is that I have been playing since the beginning and ever since I have been I Personally found going back to Pokémon was incredibly Boring for a Really Long Time. I even tried to add a lot of rules in an attempt to make Pokémon more closer to yu gi oh in terms of fun level, that didn't really work out. Anyway my original goal was to buy every single Starter and Structure Deck that didn't work out either, as I some how I had Fell Out of Yu Gi Oh Not due to Lack of Interest or Rage Quitting or whatever I just Fell out. Then it wasn't until the Wind Structure Deck that I Fell Back in the game, and even then I don't have all of the Starter and Structure Deck. Then Some How I Fell out again again not out of Interest or Rage Quitting until I Think it was XYZ Area and again finally until the Pendulum Area. I think it was the fact that I didn't know that there was a new Anime out at the time I wasn't exact ally on RUclips as much back then. In fact because of it my First 5D's Episode was the episode where Yusi had just gotten arrested and tattooed.
And as I understand it you where looking for Video Suggetions? If you are aside from going back to Skits could you guy also start doing dual videos where the both of you have a set of goals to accomplish Dual Links Style? I'll even be happy with Lore Videos as well. Or even start a 'Why No One Plays...' series.
I don't play yugioh competitively, i play it because my friends enjoy it and i enjoy playing with them IN PERSON. i can't be bothered to grind out master duel because 99% of the time i won't be playing against my friends.
I stick with the old video games nowdays. The GBA, DS and PSP games are all like having these time capsules of specific eras and formats and the fact that some of these games have proper story modes and progression and stuff where you're buying packs and building up decks, and you can replay them with different decks, etc, it's more than enough to keep me entertained in my adult life. I wouldn't have time to get into the actual card game even if I LIKED modern YGO, which I don't.
i wanna know how everyone can just spam 4 or 5 extra deck monsters per turn
Unsure if this has ovcured before (I literally subbed yesterday XD) but have you considered Master Duel streams VS Fans?
(Tho I understand that the worry is stream sniping or hand watching)
1: Watch yugioh on tv and start playing in 2006. Become best friends with a guy at school.
2: Get serious with yugioh in 2010 with more friends while you rack up loses by the dozen with Zombies.
Me: Atleast paying yugioh with friends is great fun.
Life 2011: *Hehe, its September. Strap up for a group war at school that will shred the social bonds you once cherished.*
3: Witness some new guy interupt your cursing quarrel between your once best friend who grew an ego. Plan duel to settle dispute on terms of new guy.
Meantime, see your archnemesis vocally downplay you everywhere you go.
4: New guy is seen as a loser after revealing fairy main deck, joins your ranks and the Duel turns into fierce skirmishes between group A and B.
New guy vows to be your shield wall, crackdown on opposition his 'The Agents' deck. Group A shocked.
5: Ego guy is furious, pushes his girlfriend to duel as well who loses a friendly duel, Ego guy blames all on her, breaks up, breaks down and grows a depression.
Dispute cleared, friends and ego guy grow back together, socialising under the 'turf wars' winner group B 'Team Dark Sanctuary' and group A 'Skywalker' is gone.
Me: Playing yugioh with friends is more fun with 7 decks.
Life: *Hehe, Dragon Rulers say hi. Also, all your decks fall apart. Happy dueling.*
6: Your friends quit yugioh by mass and you sell your collection to buy a PS4.
Later, everyone gets back into the game but you. Remain deckless until 2015, returning with a modernised Diamond Dude Turbo and masked hero engine.
Attends regional where yugioh community got a stroke, believing Volcanics are meta with Quiliphort and Necroz, after receiving support: Blaze Accelerator Reload.
Steamrolls competition to fall short on Infernoids and miss Top 8 by a nose. Meantime, 'that guy' pretends former quarrels were no big deal while he racks up loses against your Dark Synchro.
7: Your friends quit yugioh by mass again, in favor of Cardfight Vanguard and drag you in. Quit by mass again in favor of Digimon and drag you in.
They quit shortly after in favor of Mtg, claiming Digimon Meta looks like yugioh. Hands collection over to you while you sell their cards to rank a small fortune.
Now you stay in contact and not much els cuz they move from rent pain and you study...
I want to collect the cards I need for a few deck concepts I have and maybe play at my locals. Nothing beyond that really. The closest thing to competitive Yu-Gi-Oh! I'll play will be online via Master Duel & Duel Links. Those my humble aspirations.
My goal is to get more people to play tcg's. I've got a lot of friends who are getting older and are starting families. I realize that if new people don't play tcg's, then the hobby will die due to technology. I am trying to show my friends that playing tcg's is a great way to:
1) Take a break from technology.
2) You can leave a game on the table. It's not the same as leaving a game turned on.
3) You and your partner can watch TV and play a game simultaneously.
4) Kids love to learn new things, and they love to do planned activities with their parents. Tcg's are a great way to have a common interest with your kids and their friends they are going to make over time.
Just overall, I think our society has been blinded by tech. A lot of people would probably enjoy tcg's, but they don't realize it's an option for a hobby or just a family game night.
Honest to god? I would KILL to have a yu gi oh friend... my area has players but they treat every game like a potential YCS championship game, or they treat it as a means to make money. I just wanna play fun goofy duels, or whatever build a community to play with that maybe sometimes goes competitive... I just feel so isolated.
Competing, collecting, content, commentary... none of them "fun"?
(To the contrarians, no, competing is not fun, it's a job)
Even if you're just thinking out your plays out loud and not "commentating" per se, I think that would be enough for a lot of people. Then again, some people need constant stimulus, but they get enough content made for them anyways. I already enjoy the few Master Duel streams that are on the channel
Why not make Master Duel content, by sharing replays and deck profiles? Then it'd be like showing your playstyle while also being engaging/entertaining.
Personally speaking I think master duel content is really uninteresting. Like maybe if you have something funny happen in a game that’s cool but EVERYONE out there that makes content defaults to Master Duel and it gets mad tiring. Your work on the videos that you do in terms of maintaining variety is awesome man keep up the good work!
I kinda zoned out with yugioh havent brought anything since the re-issue of old sets for nostalgia. I collect all the DM and DMG art works and saw DMG had another art coming up was like FML now ill have to buy some more product haha
Have you guys ever tried playing free for all duels? I know the current problem of the monster card zone though I think just allowing 1 Extra monster per player in the zone and for links you'll probably need to make a custom ruleset or not allow them. Off the top of my head I'd say maybe have it where you effect one players board of your choosing. Or you can effect all boards. I'd say it will take trial and error to figure out a ruleset that's fair.
Also each player will have 2 extra card zones but will only be able to play one card each. The reason is just to identify which side you are effecting the right or left.
Also don't get rid of your collection. You like many other yugioh fans seem to miss one more category. Creation.
I dont know why more people don't do this.
Yugioh has so many cards and with that there are many ways to play the game that Konami may never implement. That's were the fans come in. We create new ways to play. All those cards you have can come in handy to create new ways to play yugioh.
I have many ideas not just for yugioh but other card games as well. Though it's hard to get people on board due to most seemingly not open to change. Though I think in time they'd come around once the concept have taken root.
Started in like 2001, Did tournaments til around 2009. Play off and on, but mostly just keep some pet decks up to date. No one to play with :(
I love Paul, he's so wholesome
ever thought about doing remote duels with people in your discord, nothing super crazy, just friendly games?
Would love seeing livestreams or playthroughs of old yugioh gba/ps1/ps2/GC era
Can y’all do like a big tournament where each of y’all use y’all’s own personal decks? Possibly what y’all’s favorites decks that y’all have to run?
Hey Paul, do you have any plans to cover more of the other YGO video games? Stuff like old GBA or DS games and the like
I'd love to see you guys collab with HeadtoHead Battles. You guys have a different vibe than them and I think it would be a fun clash of characters.
Is anyone else loving the 2004 event on master duel? I haven't enjoyed yugioh this much since... 2004 🤔
Yo Paul, I'm looking at giving Vanquish Soul a try if you got some cards you're trying to offload after upgrading their rarity.
Hi Paul, any future plans to collaborate with the professor from Tolarian College again. Enjoy both your channel and his channel's content
I got my freinds in using speed duel as the products are so cheap and we just use the TCG rules with the speed duel cards. No Xyz No syncro No pendulum No Links, They seem to enjoy it and I can just sell them a deck for like $10 if they wanna keep it and order another entire set because the cards are so cheap.
Your collabs with the Professor are what got me to start collecting Magic so I'd definitely be into more mtg content on this channel if you were interested in making it. Master dual videos would also be fun and introducing other RUclipsr and streamer novice players to the game would be great to see.
Oooooooo a fun thing you could do on Master Duel (unless you a dedicated to being competitive) is playing the fun and janky but sometime strong decks and go thought the plays while cracking jokes in the process.
I'm more of a Magic player that just dips his toes in Yugioh content so a good example of people doing that is PlesantKenobi.
I am curious, as an avid collector of yugioh merch, do you have any tazos? I feel like those are only really known in some parts of south america and eastern europe. I remember having some as a kid, basically small metal discs with yugioh monsters or characters on them. I remember they even had like an official sarcophagus holder for them, I wish I could find mine because it was super cool
On a Side note, I'm in no way a health care professional so my advice should be grain of salt, and maybe you're already aware so sorry if this comes across as rude, but it looks like there is a growth on the right side of your neck. If that is the case and you are unaware or haven't had it checked, I would. Its likely nothing serious but it never hurts to be a bit cautious. Great Video.
I have played since the very beginning. All I have is love for yugioh. It gets annoying when players 1 turn ko me but otherwise I love yugioh and that will never change.
Hey TeamAPS, I would like you to compete in Duel might with team samurai would be a cool episode
Anyone have any advice on what decks i can recommend to some friends in master duel. Im trying to get my friends back into yugioh ( they haven't played since dm era) one of them got onto traptrix and is doing fine but the other 2 i can't think of decks to recommend. One of them dosen't like playing against long combos and doesn't understand any of the extra deck mechanics past fusion So far, I've only thought of stun. And the other i have no clue at all since i know nothing about how they play or what kind of decks they like other than they used to play toons. Im looking for decks that are easy to learn but also modern so they can learn the new pace of the game and not get completely oblitirated in ranked.
Make fun decks, sell them to the viewers as Structure Decks! You can do a draw for it, and you can make videos showcasing the decks, and then tutorial on how to pilot it.
It would be cool if you could find/interview people who specialize in different aspects of the game. Maybe someone who’s been playing competitive consistently for a while, or a super collector
I really enjoy y'all videos...I dnt comment much bt y'all are dope!!!
That’s what I like to hear. I’m been collecting loose copies of the yugioh games for gba since it’s in my budget.
I recently subscribed. Should I unsubscribe? I feel myself as a curse. I sub for a great content and their next video becomes serious and they either don't upload much anymore or change the content to something I didn't subscribe for to begin with
I would love to learn more about what it means to ‘prepare’ for a tournament. I can do well at locals, but for actual tournaments I do tend to struggle more.
A great skit to do would be one player being an over the top anime fan announcing his every move in a super hyped anime voice while the other player just sits and negates his every move 😂
I’ve been following you guys for so long it’s cool. I dont play yugioh anymore but still love the channel.
Will you guys ever do Rush Dueling? I think it would be very interesting to see with physical cards instead of duel links.
Dueling Sykkuno may be interesting.
I want to use my pure kozmo deck and win a locals or maybe regionals but I barely have people to play for the physical or the virtual fronts of it so I can test it out and see if I can make any adjustments
i love collecting the older cards before pedulum and link as its just not my thing doesnt feel the same as the older yugioh i hope konami will at some point go back to giving us older style stuff like dragons warriors fusions
Hey if you ever set up.a tcg player account id be interested in a complete war rocks playset- if you got it in bulk
The issue I have with yugioh if you wanna keep up with the meta or get staple cards it’s cost and arm and leg I found it hard to keep up event lead me to quit ( don’t have the income ) but I do love the game tho
@TeamAPS What type of camera I’d this that on your shirt paul
I almost shyt my pants thought this was the end so happy u just reorganizing ur life wish u the best my g❤❤
My boy out there finally going to learn how to play the game! Maybe we can get a series without someone not knowing the rules every game.