Imo it's cool to resolve the beef with a duel, I mean, you're disrespecting someone on a card game so why you should fight for that? It's better to resolve it playing and betting money
Grudge matches could not have become a thing today if the YCS wasn't on the US lol. They have a culture of rap battling and stuff, but I don´t imagine german duelists doing more than apologize to each other lol
@@Squiddysyes and no. It's nice that people are settled things without violence, but also makes Americans look grungy. The notion of holding grudges seems to be not just American but teenager specifically.
This is the first video that I’ve seen from you and without knowing what the camera angle was before I can tell you that the current camera angle is very pleasant with quality video editing great job
its frustrating as heck that so many x-2s didnt make it. The ones who did were mostly VIP qualifiers. Those 2 round byes weigh HEAVY on your tiebreakers
@@Boristien405 x-1 will always place higher than x-2, but when it comes to tie breakers, x-2 s with a first 2 round bye will usually place higher than non VIPs. The bye wins are considered the best wins that you can have. It's like beating someone with an 11-0 record twice
@@aaronbanuelos3169 Are you sure? I always thought the bye wins were the worst wins you could get. Also, your losses weigh much heavier than your wins anyway b
@@Boristien405 not 1st and 2nd round bye wins. Those are the best wins. Also, it makes your entire tournament stronger because your subsequent opponents will have better records as well. An x-2 with a 2 round bye will have stronger opponents than someone who wins their first 2 rounds against people who will likely go x-3 drop. Tournament math is never 100% accurate. There are exceptions to the rule such as someone who gets the 2 round bye, loses 2 in a row, and then wins against opponents who drop after each match. He'll likely be placed lower than the x-2 who goes undefeated and then loses his last 2. I hope this makes sense.
@@Squiddys I’m just getting back in man. Soon gonna go on tour playing and documenting it. Lol I been through some crazy shit. Ima add you on fb and dm you to catch up.
I would not be shocked to see Konami ban Sean and Hani for the Grudge match knowing their weird ass stances on shit lol Or at least ban them in the future or some absolutely moronic thing lol
Obviously incoming; otherwise Konami is contradicting their own precedent and reasoning behind policy, let alone disrespecting Takahashi sama's wish to keep cash out of the equation as much as possible.
@Squiddys yeah this had always been the case this isn't anything new. It's you all who have lead yourselves to believe x-2 are guaranteed, lol. Nope. Has been like that since SJC is nothing new. I'm just new to yall, lol. Yall giving people unrealistic expectation in a Reginald sure. But not at a 1000k plus tournament lol
@@fabianbeteta5795 that was blake mccrary! an old school OG. he was up against nizar sarhan, anothar old school OG who won that YCS. basicly one of blakes freinds came up to ask nizar for a freindly dual after he won and nizar told him no. but blake didnt like the way nizar told his friend no he felt nizar was condiscending and elitist about it. so he whipped out his six sammuraoi deck and challanged nizar to a shadow game. but nizar said that blake would just sack with gateway of six and blake said he would take it out. (gate way was at 1... basicly at the time samurais had alrady been powarcrept and werent as good any more, were more ofa rogue deck and gateway was their auto win butten). so they played and on camara. blake ends up winning so the beef gets quashed. nizar apologises and shakes blakes hand the end. good times (this was 2011-2012ish)
@@Squiddys nice 👌 Blake McCray not only played the six samurai very well, he also followed the way of bushido as the six samurai . One of the six samurai and yugioh greatest history. A true six samurai player.
It’s funny but I also think it’s a better alternative than throwing hands. No reason to start getting physically when you’re out here just playing a card game lol
Dudes dueling to settle beefs is hilarious.
As immature as it sounds, it's actually quite mature instead of actually fighting lol
It is. But most of yugioh culture I have noticed since I came back. So it's par for the course lol.
Modern day shadow games
Scrap like children and nobody wins. People get hurt or in trouble, etc. Settle it with skill and put your money where your mouth is, respectfully.
@@cadmini6669I’d rather put the 12oz gloves on tbh
Nizar Sarhan Vs Blake the golden days of yugioh
Nizar got destroyed lol
@@Protech428 yeah he did lol man i miss that format so much. early xyz days was some really good yugioh.
@@O6i agreed end of the synchro era & early XYZ was fire 🔥
The first thing I thought of opening this video😂
2:58 Bro looks like how I imagine most lab players do lmao
Imo it's cool to resolve the beef with a duel, I mean, you're disrespecting someone on a card game so why you should fight for that? It's better to resolve it playing and betting money
I like the new camera angle
Grudge matches could not have become a thing today if the YCS wasn't on the US lol. They have a culture of rap battling and stuff, but I don´t imagine german duelists doing more than apologize to each other lol
Ya its definitly an american thing and boy is it hype af 😂
@@Squiddysyes and no. It's nice that people are settled things without violence, but also makes Americans look grungy. The notion of holding grudges seems to be not just American but teenager specifically.
Grudge matches are wild. Truly a shadow game in itself. Only missing some Yugioh OST.
colosus didnt stopped floo players from toping my whole life was a lie also shout out to this speech xd 8:00
This is the first video that I’ve seen from you and without knowing what the camera angle was before I can tell you that the current camera angle is very pleasant with quality video editing great job
thanx a lot i sappose i will use this angle from now on woo hoo!! welcome to da squiddy squad good sir 😁🦑
its frustrating as heck that so many x-2s didnt make it. The ones who did were mostly VIP qualifiers. Those 2 round byes weigh HEAVY on your tiebreakers
ya the bye system is rigged AF. they NEED to get ride of it. its honastly unfair...
What do you mean they weigh heavy on your tiebreakers? If they were such a negative, then why would many VIPs make it in?
@@Boristien405 x-1 will always place higher than x-2, but when it comes to tie breakers, x-2 s with a first 2 round bye will usually place higher than non VIPs. The bye wins are considered the best wins that you can have. It's like beating someone with an 11-0 record twice
@@aaronbanuelos3169 Are you sure? I always thought the bye wins were the worst wins you could get. Also, your losses weigh much heavier than your wins anyway b
@@Boristien405 not 1st and 2nd round bye wins. Those are the best wins. Also, it makes your entire tournament stronger because your subsequent opponents will have better records as well. An x-2 with a 2 round bye will have stronger opponents than someone who wins their first 2 rounds against people who will likely go x-3 drop.
Tournament math is never 100% accurate. There are exceptions to the rule such as someone who gets the 2 round bye, loses 2 in a row, and then wins against opponents who drop after each match.
He'll likely be placed lower than the x-2 who goes undefeated and then loses his last 2. I hope this makes sense.
No rescue ace in the top seems atrocious. Wonder if airlifted will come off next banlist
Can I ask what the beef is about ?
8:49 Cordero Spencer aka Vexacus4666 damn that's a name I havent heard in a long time
I do like the new camera angle
Ayeeeee shoutout to the pic of the top 25-50, was looking for that. I got 48th, and wanted to get picture proof kekw
Grudge matches remind me of 1v1s on MW2 rust
ouffff that new camera anglE is NICEEEEE!!!
The amount of yugitubers that pronounce Raleigh wrong is very concerning
Ra-lee not Ray-lee, correct?
@@keyefaddis7897 Raw-lee.
I thought yugi locked away the shadow games once and for all
AYE whats good squiddy?!??!?!? We played in top 16 in Anaheim back in 2014, how you been?
OH HEY wassup my guy!! that was the draft batle pack one right? XD good times bro hope u still play
@@Squiddys I’m just getting back in man. Soon gonna go on tour playing and documenting it. Lol I been through some crazy shit. Ima add you on fb and dm you to catch up.
@@TheDreadedJedi sounds good man!! i remembar our game being ultra close lol i win in time i think with mistvaly falcon XD
gredge matches r peek yugio
define grudge match.
ITS A MILLENNIUM AND GEN Z CARD GAME 😂
I would not be shocked to see Konami ban Sean and Hani for the Grudge match knowing their weird ass stances on shit lol
Or at least ban them in the future or some absolutely moronic thing lol
Obviously incoming; otherwise Konami is contradicting their own precedent and reasoning behind policy, let alone disrespecting Takahashi sama's wish to keep cash out of the equation as much as possible.
Thats a very hilarious idea to me that konami keeps money out of the game but then prints 1200 dollar tier 0 decks@@dragon-id5uj
@@dragon-id5uj it dident happen in the venue tho so i would be very surprised if konami did any thing
Why did i think hani had a red mohawk in the thumbnail 😂
not going to lie i like the grudge matches the most lol
A lot of pro players do not like SE but Konami doesn’t care.
nerdiest way to settle beefs ever. (no offense to anyone)
That was a pretty bad explanation of the back jack incident...
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Bro I got 43rd how do you think I feel lol 😢😢
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The not topping is the tereible yugioh drawing that causes that. Nothing konami can do about the draw cheaters.
even without draws not every x-2 would make it into t32 with 1800 player and only 11 round 😞
@Squiddys yeah this had always been the case this isn't anything new. It's you all who have lead yourselves to believe x-2 are guaranteed, lol. Nope. Has been like that since SJC is nothing new. I'm just new to yall, lol. Yall giving people unrealistic expectation in a Reginald sure. But not at a 1000k plus tournament lol
@Squiddys which one was the one using the six samurai deck? Because I am not familiar with the name of the person.
@@fabianbeteta5795 that was blake mccrary! an old school OG. he was up against nizar sarhan, anothar old school OG who won that YCS. basicly one of blakes freinds came up to ask nizar for a freindly dual after he won and nizar told him no. but blake didnt like the way nizar told his friend no he felt nizar was condiscending and elitist about it. so he whipped out his six sammuraoi deck and challanged nizar to a shadow game. but nizar said that blake would just sack with gateway of six and blake said he would take it out. (gate way was at 1... basicly at the time samurais had alrady been powarcrept and werent as good any more, were more ofa rogue deck and gateway was their auto win butten). so they played and on camara. blake ends up winning so the beef gets quashed. nizar apologises and shakes blakes hand the end. good times (this was 2011-2012ish)
@@Squiddys nice 👌 Blake McCray not only played the six samurai very well, he also followed the way of bushido as the six samurai . One of the six samurai and yugioh greatest history. A true six samurai player.
I know you dont live in nc but its pronounced "Raw-lee"
canadian accent going ham 💀
Nerds dueling to settle "beef " wtf those virgins even arguing about 😭😭😭
It’s funny but I also think it’s a better alternative than throwing hands. No reason to start getting physically when you’re out here just playing a card game lol
You want them throwing hands and getting the cops called?
No views in the last 25 seconds, dude fell off
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