I really like this overview! I never heard the term producer used before for a CX Swapper. (I am a newer player only 3-4 years played) It's also really cool to see older cards. I have played against anti heal once and it was annoying. I would say having something unique like that can make you win against new players (like how I lost xD) because they don't know how to play into it. Also, this is more of a play style thing but knowing how to play against things is huge and could be a video (I really liked this video and one on that would be something I'd love to see). Like how a new player will front into every zero but a veteran will side against memory decks or on death plusing effects. But awesome video! 😎
Yeah CX Swapper also works; in Europe we like to call a profile by the first card that got the effect (and then debate forever on which name to use) Glad you liked it! "How to play around things" sounds like a great topic for another video, thanks for the idea!
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Great video !
Great discussion! As a newer player, was really looking for a video like this.
Glad you enjoyed it and learned from it !
I really like this overview! I never heard the term producer used before for a CX Swapper. (I am a newer player only 3-4 years played) It's also really cool to see older cards. I have played against anti heal once and it was annoying. I would say having something unique like that can make you win against new players (like how I lost xD) because they don't know how to play into it.
Also, this is more of a play style thing but knowing how to play against things is huge and could be a video (I really liked this video and one on that would be something I'd love to see). Like how a new player will front into every zero but a veteran will side against memory decks or on death plusing effects.
But awesome video! 😎
Yeah CX Swapper also works; in Europe we like to call a profile by the first card that got the effect (and then debate forever on which name to use)
Glad you liked it! "How to play around things" sounds like a great topic for another video, thanks for the idea!
Really nice video