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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Paul and Alec sit down to talk about the Digimon TCG. How's it doing in 2023 and how do they feel about it. Bt-11 Dimensional Phase released recently and Digimon Nationals just happened all over the world. Let's hear their thoughts.
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I like that the cards from each set as well as abilities actually tell the story of something about that digimon and its season. Like their mechanics work like their attacks or something they did in the story. Like how the original omnimon deleted digimon with the same name (this specifically targeted diaboramon just like his all out assault in the our war game movie). Or how ulforce is one of the 'fastest' royal knights so his tempo is really fast.
Yeha, I llike how Bandai does try to give flavor to these cards through mechanics, like Digixrosing and MaloMyotismon with Yukio Oikawa.
@@KreuzDrache there's also an arachnemon and mummy mom that specifically want Malonyotismon
Biggest issue I have with Bandai Games are how fast their power inflation goes
To give credit bandai did a really good job for digimon card game. They did get some power level of archetype wrong but if you notice closely alot of the current top decks don't start out as a top deck upon release. Bandai tend to spread out the support over multiple consecutive set until it peak. Good example is shinegreymon that got new support in bt12, EX04 then finally bt13 where it reached its final form. Same thing with gaogamon, it got introduce in bt11 and reached it final form during bt13. Or bloomlord which seems to get new toy every single set. I think if u join into a deck when it's at its peak power level it can feel abit too fast but for casual player that stay with a deck on release they actually get to enjoy the deck for pretty long and can enjoy the deck as it get stronger over time.
IMO, power creep is NEVER needed to sell a game or show.
@@Shin5214 coming from the BatSpi side of Bandai Tcgs, they have it way worse there, they usually introuduce a new group of races/types that're common for each color, and make it the main focus of one block, only to have them shafted instantly by the next block, with little or no support unless the newer stuffs are generic goodstuffs that somewhat work with the deck, or straight up eratta-ing the old cards, but treating the new erattas as new cards so you can't use your old cards
From their original to the modern I'd say they did great. First set and gameplay was like what??? More like a collection card "game" vs TCG. So they're learning and growing, Pokemon, Magic, and Yu-Gi-Oh were there too at one point.
@eheronaga I can understand what u meant. I used to play a card game by carcass call gundam crosswar. Their game design and balance are horrible. Maybe it's different team managing those card game hence the diff in their approach.
I've played yugioh since day 1 like a lot of us. Love the game always will. But Digimon just hits different. Such a great and well designed game. I won't stop
Not gatekeeping just asking.
But did you try the original game? Cause that made no sense... From watching the APS guys play the updated version from 2020 that they've done their math and made a solid TCG
Yeah the Digimon TCG is a ton of fun. I appreciate that you guys do a bit of Digimon content on the side like this.
These type of videos are some of my favorites! I’ll easily listen to 2 hours of these conversations while playing md
Recently gotten into Digimon and having a ton of fun playing with the starter decks! Bandai's card quality is REALLY nice! Sturdy cardboard and beautiful well-designed foils!
The quality art even on non-alt arts really drew me in
This, Digimon has, easily, the best art of TCGs.. except maybe Flesh and Blood. I think the way they handled textboxes with it having a TRANSPARENT background really helps so that each card feels like a more full art piece.
I really like these types of discussion videos. It's insightful and informative. I never knew I needed it but I'm so happy I found it and you guys made it for us.
I have no idea what these abbreviations are, but they sure do have tournaments with different names.
I played Digimon for a while, but the pace the boosters came out and the power level's rapid increase dropped me from the game. I really like the memory system!
I think Bandai are taking advantage of the fact that they have several games so they're optimizing the budget by sharing regionals.
I'm not hugely interested in digimon because I don't enjoy the vanguard style play, but I am interred enough to give it a shot. Though I'm also curious about DBS and OP. Any suggestions on which to focus on or try out?
There's a tutorial app for One Piece and Dragon Ball Super if you want a taste of them. If it's anything like the Digimon tutorial app though, it might give a very wrong impression of the current meta. Dragon Ball Super is getting a close beta for their online sim game too, if you're willing to sign up for it.
I would say OP because it just came out so it has less mechanics going on.
OP fore sure 100% better and more fun then DBS + you'll find local support way more easier because the player base is massive.DBS is rough probably the best way to put it
As a vanguard player I really don't see the comparison between it and digimon. As for Between dbs and OP I would reccomend OP meta decks are WAYYY cheaper and because it's new(set 2 recently dropped) it's not at the crazy power creeped state yet. However dbs is really fun, and you can grab 2 of the 4 Z series starter decks and have fun if you just want to try the game out.
@@blanahahawell Vanguard and Digimon are the same type of Card Game Life counted by the amount of direct attacks and evolving cards
This is even funnier with the release preview of ST15 and ST16 and the wave of "this is hand traps like YGO!" comments lmao
Good work guys.
Where I buy my yugioh products, the owner has encouraged me to try ‘ Flesh & Blood,’ but most recently ‘ Digimon.’
I’ve been invited to watch the other guys play at their locals - to watch and learn how to play - I may give it a go.
Though Digimon doesn’t seem to have such a high ceiling for buying decks, or singles. Anyway I like these kinda videos, great discussions which bring prospective, and shared thoughts and grips.
Looking at Bandai's market in JP they run 8+ CCGs at the same time and have dedicated resources for everything. I know there's a lot of overlap between people picking up various bandai games, but for me I was never a fan of the other IPs they have so its all in on BSS for me personally. With DBS getting a dedicated digital client there's a lot of promise ahead for bandai games in general!
The cards for the Digimon TCG are very high quality, and often have gorgeous art as well. I hope they can tone down power creep, though. Its ruined YuGiOh for me, and it's been happening to MtG as well.
powercreep hasn't been too bad. The bt9 set is still the most relevant set right now since x-antibody decks are so damn good. Most of the original stuff aside from a few cards is fairly dead but they release new versions of digimon with better effects to counteract that. Still want coolboy to be limited to 1 or banned outright.
I sincerely believe that not only is bandai spreading themselves too thin, but they need to focus on the games they have out and support them with mobile/PC/console versions ala pokemon, Yu-Gi-Oh, and magic.
Man, this is my biggest hope.
Hope that Dragon Ball Super sim is a success. 🙏
What Alec is talking about the 11 minute mark has been my issue with digimon. Every set has totally shaken up the meta. Last time I played I borrowed a deck and really loved it, but it was about to rotate and be useless in a month. So there was no need to ever build it
I just lost interest when all the decks I liked and built just sucked the next time a set came out.
It's interesting to hear these perspectives. I've been collecting Digimon cards since the pre-release of 1.0, but I've never really been able to actually play the game so I've always wondered a little about how it's doing in regards to power creep and such. I figured there must be some at least just by reading the cards, but it's a shame to hear that they kinda bury past decks every time a new set comes out. But again, just by reading the cards and not necessarily playing them, I can tell that there's also major COMPLEXITY creep as well. There are a LOT of words on some of those cards, and they aren't always written in ways that are immediately intuitive. Maybe the issue is that, like Yugioh, as a 1V1 game it's inherently going to be very competitive, and they need to come up with a more casual format where lower-tier decks can shine in some way.
I think the worst offenders of "complexity creep" are Digi Xross related cards. That mechanic requires so much explanation and the cards have to say so much so that they can be competitively viable
It's really funny hearing Alec talk about Shinegreymon's journey, cuz it's S tier atm xD
I wouldn't say Bandai is trying to overhaul/powercreep the game every set. Each set is themed, and they try to create new effects that match that theme. It definitely has strong power creep, but many older cards end up fitting into new card types so it works out to an extent. But I think it's mostly for flavor and to keep the game interesting by creating theme-appropriate effects.
Like, the hybrids got cross-evolution and recursive effects, as well as the ability to evolve onto tamers.
Armor got armor purge, which fit Adventure 02 and how often their evolutions were "knocked off" when defeated (lol).
Xros got the save mechanic, matching how the tamers would "collect" the digimon data (often of defeated digimon), and then fuse that onto their partner with the xros mechanic.
D-reaper has the mother that acts as the central-brain that runs the deck and how it starts slow but rapidly expands into a swarm, much like the computer virus it is. Plus having null level really flavors it as a not-digimon.
etc
The main differences between the digimon tournaments are the prizes. Each tournament has their own unique set of prize card.
Regionals are basically the main competitive tournament since they give regional invites.
Ultimate cup is turning into a weird alt format tournament, which I think is kinda cool personally since people are still excited for it.
DC-1 is a weird case since it isn't ran very often compared to regionals and ulti cup, so the prize cards are worth more.
I still feel like Bandai should properly address the purpose of each type of tournament so that everyone can understand this.
Love this new game and it’s fun how even if you lose you get to interact n old cards still have value to varying extents
The powercreep is even worse if you have to get SEC cards for your deck just for them to be immediately unplayable next set.
The game also is difficult to playtest by yourself because of the memory system, which also adds the financial risk whether or not that a SEC card or cards is even worth playing your deck.
My advise is to look at the current performing decks if they are deck(s) that plays SEC as a necessary deck gameplan piece instead of a tech choice then wait for the next format. It will sort it self out.
I absolutely love Digimon, and the card game.. even if my bank hates it when I buy half a case.. and then still buy alt art singles (Eyeing those gold rare Mastemons). But one of the things I've disliked the most, is how heavy handed Bandai has been with the ban list. Our metas have been wildly different from that of Japan's as a result. A great example of this would be Sunrise Buster to 1 and Shoutmon x4 to 1, effectively making what was going to be a meta deck more of a meme or dream deck for the time.
Then some of our delays have had sets released right after another, not even a month later making a set almost immediately irrelevant.
Then there was the entirety of EX03 having all kinds of rules text errors. It had 24 cards that needed to be errata'd, which was almost 1/3 of the set.
I really hope Bandai can get its ducks in a row, because I want this game to thrive and to have more places to play it (I'm in like a dead zone of crappy stores to play at. One that will outright ban you for discussing card prices, one that only cares about Pokemon and treats Digimon like a red headed step child, and another that gets the player count but can't be arsed to host tournaments properly in that they'll start them, but then never bother to let it run to its finale and essentially gives everyone one round before closing the shop.
I got into Yu-Gi-Oh during lockdown in the UK where I learned to play with the Mrs using slifer and obelisk structure decks since we had nothing else to do and then I found your structure deck duels on RUclips and now I'm going to ycs London
if we not talk about irl version then yes. i tried a lot of card games in the past and not even one made me stick around like yugioh im looking forward to digital version of dragon ball super card game it looks super fun and hope i stay in it same amount of time as yugioh
Digimon is amazing. What decks do you play?. I like diaboramon, and ragnalord. Or omnimon black
Yeah, "self-canalbization" is my biggest fear with Bandai's games currently, especially when they try to release Union Arena too.
However it does seem like, at least for the Digimon side of things, they DO listen to feedback, like with the Rising Wind for western release. That does give me some hope that they are mindful.
And the fact that they are in the process of making an online sim for Dragon Ball Super's card game, leads me to believe they are still trying to push the game. I dunno, maybe there is a chance still?
Honestly, I know there is not really much the communities can do, but I wish some were a little bit more critical to Bandai. Some are WAY too defensive with their games and don't want to criticized Bandai for anything.
Conversations about the game and stuff like this is cool for this channel. Visuals maybe? Lol. Friend of mine started playing digimon and loves it but for me. It's hard to commit to a card game that isn't yugioh especially since I stopped playing it after the Pendelum mechanic came out and made me feel like I had finally reached a point where the game was changing too much for my liking.
I think realistically the average person only has bandwidth for one or two card games depending on how many hobbies they have. Many people have been trying new card games lately since they're getting frustrated with Yugioh and MTG
Digimon has become my number one card game. I've stopped playing any others.
So speaking from a purely personal standpoint if Digimon's new TCG is not approachable for me personally because it has no digital format on a app I can play casually or whatever. I hate to say it but Marvel Snap gets my buisiness purely because I can pick it up and put it down in my day to day and because it doesn't take but like 10$ from my very small MTG budget. To invest in Digimon would require a lot more than that for paper. ^^; Also like Flesh and Blood finding people to teach you about in in person and help you get resources is not that easy. Also a nail in it's coffin for me is I'm 35 XD I loved DIgimon but I haven't even touched an anime since Ghost Game casual analysis. I would probably love to play Veemon simply because he's my fave but like would that be enough to keep me in? Clan devotion is sort of a big thing for me. MTG got me back because I grew up with Merfolk and it introduced me to Ixalan's lore which was so like the place I work for it was astounding. I am Simic/Blue Fish player in MTG and always will be...even when I get cooked by 5k Money Piles and Insane Jank Blink Combo....or Hammer Time.
Digimon Is actually my primary card game of choice😄I love It!
I really really love this interview type format. This video was extremely good guys
Love Digimon. But the game is definetly having trouble with OTK decks, high power creep. It'd be in a great spot rn if the restricted list hits the right cards though.
i was trying many card games, pokemon, MTG, yugioh etc. And i can say that the best card game is Duel Masters OCG, beautiful artworks and unlimited content.
When it comes to power creep i do think its true for TOP tier decks, but all the like second tier decks stay decent for much longer and if the type of good deck changes it could bring up some good stuff.
You gave the example of shine in bt3 and then it was buried next set and def the set after. However something like imperial came out bt3 and it was playable alllllll the way through ex1 and then struggled against hybrids in bt7 but then in bt8 was a top deck through bt9 (still being playable in bt9).
Meaning these archetypes can keep being okay and playable that also can get support down the line too. And given the archetype way of doing it nowadays a new core being released for a deck can bring to life some old cards that used to be buried (ulforce jacked up the price of bt3 rina, bwgx and nationals jacked up the price of promo blackwargreymon, bt9 grandis brought back to life promo grankuwagamon which was its own deck in bt4 and 5)
I understand the power creep needed in earlier sets when its a new card game, i mean yugioh wasnt that different from what i could tell from your rare hunters videos where its only been like the most recent 2 or so videos that havent needed overhauls and basically only running new cards (im speaking mainly for monsters cause both digimon and yugioh the trap/spell/option cards that are strong rarely get power crept). Where now with digimon it doesnt feel to me like complete overhauls of the meta anymore generally speaking (bt11 meta sure has bwgX but thats mostly a bt9 deck with some new cards, and aside from that the only other completely new strategy is like ulforce. You have metalgaruruX, wargreyX, grandis, and bwg that are mostly bt9 decks, Xros heart which is mostly a bt10 deck, machinedramon which is mostly an ex1 deck thats been drip fed support this whole time, and bloomlord which is mostly an ex3 deck with alot from bt9 as well)
Our actual next overhaul of the meta will be bt12 with red hybrid having a new core (but again basis of the deck was back in bt7), hunters being a new deck, beelzemon with the X anti line (again the basis being back in ex2), bloomlord again cause of quartzmon, and the big bad Wargreymon which is mostly only the new stuff being super boosted by the bwgX stuff
Honestly a big thing In worried about is power creep/feature creep. Of course every game card or not has this and new mechanics are interesting but Digimon is power creeping pretty fast. I'm still kind of new but from what I've heard from other players until around BT10 the meta was really diverse and you could play just about whatever deck you wanted. I'm just worried about the longevity of the game. And I hope the problem isn't just solved with new bans every week.
Free form convos, my favorite
So I have to disagree with Alec on one thing. He said that Dragon Ball was dying when Digimon came out, that's not entirely true. So what I would say actually happened is people's attention and priorities were shifting. Locals were a lot harder to get out to, shops were not able to host tournaments there was a lot of online events etc etc. due to covid. Dragon Ball is still doing well and most people are looking at this game and games like One Piece and you'll often find a lot of the same players between the two, again priorities are shifting based on what they're liking. If a person who hasn't touched Dragon Ball is playing One Piece, well their friends might be doing both and they might end up liking dragon ball and vice versa. I've been playing Dragon Ball since set 5, and there's always the meme where people say "The game is dying" that's been said so many times. It never does and Bandai continues to produce and host large scale tournaments when it comes to things like Nationals or Worlds.
I hate to say this but I only play Yugioh Magic and Pokemon. The big three have done the things to make their games established and if one of the two, usually Magic or Yugioh, start to falter there's another to fall back on. Other card games are just flashes in the pan and I've learned this over the years and I'd rather just not get into a game that will die in a few years. Better overall to stick with what I like. I've been enjoying Magic more recently but that has a lot to do with my friends and the locals I attend. I took a break with Tear format and extended that break due to zone lock turbo. the game just isn't fun right now. I have the Lugia deck for Pokemon and a Lucario VSTAR deck because those are my favorite Legendary and non legendary Pokemon. I know Lugia is OP but casual play is what the Lucario deck is for.
I love the one piece tcg from bandai. Its like magic the gathering and commander format. And the artwork is amazing.
As a Dragonball Super Card Game player (another Bandai card game) I can certainly say that they tend to shoot themselves in the foot with events. I don't know if they have to pay for licensing any event or what, but it causes a lot of slow down in what's available. They seem to have wanted to spend their budget on expanding their available games (DBS, One Piece, Digimon, and Battle Spirits). Hopefully once revenue starts to increase by having all of these games simultaneously they can finally start actually competing with MTG, Pokemon, and Yu-Gi-Oh for in person events.
Bandai games have always been fun. I recently went to the BSS launch event in London and the game / cards / art are all great. Such a balanced game and its got real potential to become a big contender above their other games like One Piece and Digimon.
I dont think there’s a single CG that can be related to Yugioh with how fast and complex the game is.
I really enjoy Digimon I still find it fun always playing the card game with my brother. the cards have some really nice art, and I'm actually confident in building my own decks. I'm gonna stick around with digimon until the game passes heck maybe even after.
Love the Digimon World 3 background music in the video. First I heard of Battle Spirits trying to come to West again. Hopefully the collaboration Battle Spirits sets make it over like Digimon or Gundam.
We're dropping a video about BSS soon!
I’d love to see you guys dabble a bit more into the One Piece card game.
One thing that I’m really happy with when it comes to Bandai card games as they apply to their anime property TCGs is that the effects and design of the cards feels like they’re paying respect to the series itself, and those cards not only synergize well, but they also feel somewhat accurate to a translation of powers and abilities in the anime/manga into card effects.
imo bandai is stretching too thin with its tcg department, there's the dbz tcg, one piece tcg, digimon tcg, now they're bringing back battle spirits...
Something that always confused me is why Weiss Schwarz is so small in NA. From what I've seen the mechanics are cool and being a compilation of many major anime IPs almost everyone can find something they enjoy. However it's mostly been relegated to just cool collectible cards and not as many players.
Card game scenes seemingly only have room for maybe 3 different card games and muscle all others out. It's extremely difficult to bring a new/smaller cardgame to an area that's been take over by Magic/Yugioh/Pokemon
Unnamed......DBS..... But a card game is a card game and depends on it's fan base and player base, and if it's overly confusing/complicated. I am happy though that card games are starting to have a big comeback.
Ps: the only reason I ever collected the original Digimon TCG was cause their card artwork plus having Metal Etemon cause Etemon.
If they only didn’t have a horrible release schedule. It made getting cards at a reasonable price impossible when the game was in its first year. One day I hope I can give it a shot again. But all that didn’t make it feel worth playing the game. (To me at least)
The max cap so far is 300* also depends on the Digi event
Also the events for other regions besides NA is very limited,
In LATAM for regionals we have to from Mexico to Chile or argentina so that sucks
As a Vanguard player that casually dabbles in the bandai games I feel like playing the games casually is hard due to how my personal locals is inconsistent with which games get spot lights.
One month it was Digimon, then Super, then Onepiece then back to Digimon and now Battle Spirits seems like uts either going to take over or flop compared to the other Bandai games depending on who I ask.
Of course I casually frequent about 3 stores so of course I'm to see variance (2 of the 3 don't even do vanguard which is the stores Ive seen the flip flopping the most.)
But that's just as a casual player so maybe a more Bandai dedicated player or different local scenes have different outlook.
woo ! digimon is so much fun!
I’m still playing Shinegreymon yellow hybrid 😞
I know a couple of people and card shops that have decided to focus less on Digimon in order to focus more on One Piece. Which is sad because I prefer digimon and I objectively think it's a much better card game mechanics wise
The digimon world 3 battle music slightly irks me since that game could have been so good.
I just hope for a digital client of the DigiCa. I don't have any kind of locals near me, so the game is all sorts of dead around me. I do hope Bandai keeps supporting the card game well at least.
Also, I hear that battle theme from DW3. YOU CAN'T HIDE IT FROM ME!
Alec you talk very well
The Digimon TCG 2020 is very funny but in only 14 boosters we wen through The equivalent of Yugioh Vanilla's age to Yugioh Synchro Era
I like the Digimon TCG as a game but even as someone that's not collecting the cards himself I'm shocked by the power creep of the game. It's not even 3 years old and already making cards unusable in a matter of months. This doesn't bode well for the future of the game.
Magic is also a fun TCG to play but absolutely horrible to collect, it's insanely expensive has way too many products a year and honestly hasn't that much of a unique design as YGO has. It's also very weird from a deck building perspective. You rarely have archetypes and tend to focus more on playstyles or mechanics like [color] [aggro/midrange/control] making decks feel even less unique.
Pokemon is another TCG that is fun to play and is okay to collect as long as it's for the sake of collecting as you have a decent variety in design. Buying new sets to play however is a pure nightmare because sets rotate out of legality every few years. The variety in card effects is also rather low making it a bit boring in the long run.
Video starts:
- we are going to talk about different card games
*proceeds to talk about digimon the whole video
Please talk about vanguard 🙏
Yugioh is much older than Digimon. Just wait 10 years and we'll see.
Can I point out how shocking it is that you needed to mention Alec plays Digimon because he likes it?
I know it's just how you phrased it in the moment, but my god it again makes it sink that not everyone plays Yu-Gi-Oh because they like it.
There are many people who play Yugioh because they are addicted to it. Though they may have liked it at one time
I quit Yu-Gi-Oh because of a trash community, lack of prize support, reprints, prices, and the competitive scene is just "play solitaire"
Here still hoping Cardfight vanguard gets more popular in the west. I enjoy the game and just want people to enjoy this card game. I tried my best to show vanguard in the shop I go to but after a year. I've still been the only vanguard player. I just want to know why no one stayed on.
You may have to look for a different store, unfortunately. I know the store I go to has Vanguard events, so I am fairly certain it has some community supporting it still.
@@KreuzDrache I would. But the next shop closest to me is 3 hours away. And it also has no vanguard community their also
@@DanDeNinja44 Oof tough break. Have tried googling Vanguard communities in your area?
@@KreuzDrache I have. Only group would be in around Kansas city. About 8 hours away. My side of the state only has the one shop. Well used to have. Closed down last month. Everyone only played magic. And some digimon. I've tried getting people into it but they all didn't want to play. Hurt even more when the digimon guys moved to magic when the game was being otkish
@@DanDeNinja44 Yeah that's pretty rough. Some places have very lopsided card game interests.
The regional cap stuff was sadly off, most tournaments are 256-512 cap and they sellout within the hour for digimon. For one piece they sellout within the minute
Bandai’s biggest problem is supply. They print too little of games when they are popular to meet demand. You can’t buy One Piece product unless you want to sell a kidney. The meta is just finding the product. Finding a box of One Piece is literally equivalent to finding buried treasure, so in that sense Bandai has made the most immersive card game. 😂
Maybe the real One Piece were the sealed product after all.
i would love to see more one piece tcg content from yall if possible, wasn't chris playing the game?
Adding to one is better than multiplying by one :)
Bandai killing dragon ball brought me over to yugioh and I am having a lot of fun!
I wonder if upcoming digital release of Dragon Ball card game will do anything.
I really love digimon but the game isn’t advertised enough and it’s pretty dead locally if it’s not in the major cities. Breaks my heart.
I love the digimon tcg!
Meanwhile, in many countries we get one regional for the whole country, even for big names like MTG.
Hiii keep up the good work
One piece TCG best TCG of 2022-2023 if you can find cards lol
I would play digimon lot more and probably even start to enjoy the game if they took out the stupid mechanic that let's your opponent floodgate you for free every turn by leaving you on 1 memory and therefore unable to make any play without ending your own turn (yeah I'm sure theres ways around it, but of the 15 or so games I've ever played, at least 9 because my opponent kept putting me on 1 memory and then sitting there with a shit eating grin on their face, all of the same people were bitching about handtraps in yugioh, so I got a pretty good idea about the kind of people I was dealing with)
Pokemon and yugioh should only do four sets s year hell maybe less but include 4 special awesome sets with guaranteed cards we want to collect because of nostalgia and shit
Nice.
Dragon ball has the prettiest cards out too
It should be though...
Theres no digital game for it…..bandai did mess up
Battle spirits will be interesting especially since it’s the second attempt to bring the game to the west
This one also worries me.
Them annoucing cash prize tournaments so early before product is even released also gives me some bad vibes. Why do they need cash prizes to help get eyes on their game? Do they not have faith in their own game?
I wish it the best, cause I know it has it has loyal fanbase and I would hate to see Bandai fail their players.
I wish the wow tcg took off
I have my collection of over 10k cards lol it was alot of fun but sadly only lasted like 4 yrs
One piece card game is BIS get some of the new set on the 10th
I think anime cards game is fine and all but I think it's to much and makes me think why this anime got a card game. As yugioh and pokemon can keep going as they have more content and was a card game before it became a anime. I do agree som3 card games anime are becoming repeatedly like now everyone is copying pokemon style. The second card game in playing is dragon ball super card game
Yu-Gi-Oh was a manga way before it was a card game.
The thing that I believe makes Digimon work as an anime TCG is that they build the abilities and traits of the Digimon and characters from the anime into the mechanics of the card game. Digivolution, DNA, Armor, DigiXross, Hybrids, they all work so well as card mechanics and really boosts the theme of the game. For me anyway, that's what makes me enjoy it more than One Piece or other anime TCGs
What i hate about other card games is mana systems. Yugioh has made me see the light, mana systems suck ass. Just let me play the cards in my hand!
Paul sounds bitter that digimon doing better than yugioh
I'm so glad digimon is getting hand traps that game was DOGSHIT without interruptions
Why does everyone pronounce it “PANdemic”? There’s an “L” between the ‘P’ and the ‘A’
Please try dragon ball super it’s the best game on the market right now
11:46 I feel like both sentiments can be true for Yu-Gi-Oh!, where the meta decks are constantly racing to outdo each other which leaves the non-chase decks in the dust without any real time or chance to shine.