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Old player here. I started Master Duel on release not playing the card game since the DDD Structure deck, and thanks to Master Duel I caught up incredibly fast as an F2P and constantly hit Diamond rank any time I want to play on ladder. 10/10 great way to catch-up if you're will to give it the time of day
lmao, me too. last time i played yugioh before master duel was on ps1 (its not even an actual yugioh duel game). Ive been playing as f2p with salad deck, and i still can climb my way to diamond 1. i'd give master duel 8/10 score just because the lag is so annoying on phone.
@@kadinkumala7646 to think that the lag actually only happened on android and not ios baffles me. But they do gradually fix it, instead of 15fps max that drains 50% battery in 30 mins, we now have 30 fps max that drain 25% in 1 hour.
Still not good but it's improvement.
you can reach diamond every season, but you can't play your jank deck in plat. I really wish we can reset at lower rank when season end.
@@darkira2129 I have done cheesing with Pure Heroes up to Diamond before DPE, I have seen a Blue eyes and DM in Diamond, and I also have played Pure Therion in Diamond too
@@CrnaStrela I play using PS4 and there's lag there too
Reviewer: "opponents take 10 minutes to play."
Coder: "FALSE."
Also Coder: *10 seconds left on 480 second timer*
To be fair, it's true that certain decks do take a while to play their combos, but you can usually count them and the number of people who play them with a single hand.
@@TWLSpark adamancipator only has single digit number of players?
@@jendar8039 It's just the same 5 players on alts, trust :copium:
But yes, I'm obviously exaggerating and there are obviously exceptions, but more often than not, what I said is true.
@@TWLSpark That is the problem, players are ok waiting like 30-60 seconds for the other player but when you have to wait over 5 minutes in the first turn, that's a big "NO" for a new player. And even if they don't take that long, most players are forced to watch the other guy play like 75% of their time spent playing (in best case scenario).
@@ZafrasF If you're literally starting and the opponent takes 5+ minutes to end their combo, that's not the deck being overbearing, that's just the opponent second guessing every other move because they're probably learning their deck. It happens, we've all been there.
Usually, a competent player closes their combo at around 3 minutes in average? Sometimes less, sometimes more, of course. And this is assuming they're even playing a combo deck - floodgate decks or control decks generally take even less time. (Flooisn'trealflooisn'trealflooisn'treal.)
They should make a single player mode that focuses on common staples and deck building strategies. It seems like a lot of newcomers would use something like that. I bet it probably is frustrating to play the game if you don’t know you’re supposed to have at least couple hand traps in most decks.
A story mode based on the Anime would be cool too.
@@alphakite1194 that's what the sp challenges are
They need to make a proper tag duels function and mode cause I feel that'll be really fun.
it's very subjective. my staples in every master duel deck. 3ash,3MaxxC,3Imperm,2called,1crossout,2Lstorm,1Duster. 15UR cards before you start even entertaining your favourite archetype
@@M1911pap if they ban max c you would see ash and cross out designator not be used as much
Oceans and oceans of "I'm bad, so the game is bad" logic
Magic the Gathering > yugioh. Not even close
@@goldenostrichman Is there a game better than Magic though?
@@duelmasteryuya1205 Digimon TCG is quite fun, but I never played Magic, so I don't know if it is better or worse.
@@goku90extreme18 I’m personally having way more fun with the digimon tcg than magic, way easier to get decks complete and play loads of games with them (still absolutely love magic tho, especially commander)
@@goldenostrichman nah. I play MTG and YGO. Trust me! Mtg has its own level of insane shit in it. It’s just as broken as YGO if not worse
I kinda wished these people put the decks that they used in the review.
Actually, that a good idea !
It would help us gauged their level, or at least a rough idea.
Wouldnt change the fact that the game sucks for new people
@@Zenbon111 If someone is complaining that the game has "infinite combos that guarantee wins" because they were playing a below average Dark Magician build, that isn't the games' fault that they overrated their own abilities and falsely concluded no one can beat these combos because they personally couldn't.
@@NickersonGeneral Or maybe they were against a deck that end on a board with literally 8 negates and only had 1 ash in hand, making the board end with 6. What do you do now?
In the end, this is an RNG game and no matter how consistent you try to make your deck, you will get absolutely fucked and waste 5 to 10 minutes of your life because you didn't draw the out. You can't expect new players to know they need 15 staples in their deck when the solo gates don't even have them. It's completely valid for someone to get in a card game and try to reason how to manage resources in it, just to see the opponent with LITERALLY 1 CARD make a giant board with more than 10k damage and 2 negates and call bullshit. Some decks just have infinite pluses.
@@randomdeliveryguy just out RNG your opponent 🤷🏻♂️
Boomer here. Played TCG back in the OG days (02-05). Stopped playing once I started college. Was nothing personal. Just had other interests. Near the start of 2022, I'm casually strolling through my PSN and see a friend playing MD. Caught my interest even more when I saw it was F2P. Was hesitant at first. I was overwhelmed by all the changes over the years. Synchros, XYZs, Pendus, handtraps etc. It was a rough transition. Over time, I figured out the modern playstyle from replays, watching numerous youtubers/twitch streamers, and of course playing online myself. I've reached Gold rank once and hope to get to Plat at least once. I'd describe the transition like a storm. Its rough and rocky at first, but if you ride it out and learn the modern style its completely possible for any ogs to get back into yugioh. The problem is there are so many changes most older players just dip out after a game. I recommend joining a discord server or finding a friend who can walk you through it for anyone struggling.
f2p player here and I literally started playing yugioh because of master duel. Not only it encourages new players but the game also shows everything you need to know about mechanics, the solo mode is amazing to know more about a lot of archetypes both in lore and in gameplay. Also the game's music is GOD
6:40 Yes, can confirm. I play Swordsoul in Gold and was not able to rank up into Plat. I've been playing against Runick, Labrynth, Mathmech and other Swordsoul players. The main reason of this is that ranking up further won't give you shit. It would just make you spend more time on ranking up next season. Now however, I think this disease would disappear with Konami increasing gems for ranking in Plat and Diamond.
you get like 100 gems for going up a rank, not really worth it when the fun duels are in silver/gold
@@Nightmare_52 Yep, but with 14 season you'll get 200 and 150 gems for ranking in Plat and Diamond now, so if you want more gems per season you'll need to max rank. But I'll agree, duels more fun in Gold than in Diamond.
Literally the same for me. I try not to run a meta deck from Gold 5 to like Plat bc there are still weaker decks and generally more casuals but If I dont rank up I switch Decks. I just dont have the time to grind from Plat to Diamond. Sadly I have other stuff to do. I usually stop at Plat 1.
The Game Change for Higher Ranks is great. Up to now i only played Up to Plat 1 to get downgraded into gold next season because its easier gems than trying to Go through Diamond. Now there is finally a good reason to grind
It's always like this early on in a new season to be fair, but my god is it annoying. I just prepped Adamancipator because I mostly only needed SRs so it was fairly cheap. Hit gold 4, back to back to back coinflip losses vs Runick and 2 Mathmech Cyberse piles. Back to old reliable Swordsoul so I didn't derank. Thought it would be fine, but my luck isn't good enough to play decks that NEED to go first lol.
Master Duel was legit what got me to play the TCG, used to have cards as a kid (who didn't), but didn't really PLAY the game. Hopped on Master duel cos of friends last year. Slowly shifted away from it into the physical game with said friends, now attend locals almost regularly and have a love/hate relationship with the game. But still don't see myself stopping playing cos the cards just be cool as a mf. Shoutout Master Duel for reintroducing and teaching newbies like me and at least deserves a 7/10 for that banger soundtrack
I remember facing an opponent. I was on timelords at the time, and had the exact one out that he described. And I remember my opponent attacking into it. I wonder if it’s the same guy?
Regardless of Timelord players being scum of the earth, he was kinda asking for it.
I remember playing against timelords for 50 turns. I was playing weather painters.
@@glassofgas8631 deserved.
Im a yugi boomer, i stopped playing in 2006 then picked up dueling network, thanks to some mods i got to learn more mordern decks, even learned pedulumn rather quickly, now a days i am running a Train deck in masterduel lol
hell yeah train deck
This probably sounds weird but I'm extremely proud of you. Most yugi boomers don't care enough to learn the game and instead spew hate. Thank you for doing your service
@ObviouslyDeven well when i seen the way the newer decks were and how strong their effects were i got extremely interested in running said decks, man i still remember full power pepe
@@Nightmare_52 yeah ive gotten to gold 2 with trains
i think you would enjoy suships if you like the trains
Agreed! The tutorial is really good at teaching you the mechanics of the game.
I stopped playing Yu-Gi-Oh when before the XYZ arrived, so everything was new to me (XYZ, Synchro, Pendulum). After the tutorial, I learned a lot how those mechanics works and now I've reached Diamond 1 with many different decks like D/D/D, Endymion, Relinquish, Super Quant and many other rogue decks that I like.
im pretty sure Synchro came before Xyz but yeah the tutorial did a great job in teaching me how to play Pendulums
Synchro was before XYZ
I stopped playing after GX, so when I first started I was like, wait what is a Link?
It doesn’t tell you what everything does, and Pendulums are always weird, but the tutorial is really solid.
Telling someone they have a bad deck because they couldn't do anything about the ftk is something exactly a runick player would say.
Yeah, all it takes is to just not draw your hand traps against some decks and you just lose.
@@Kintaku All it took back in 2005 was to draw into a bad hand and you just lose if your opponent gets their board going first, Yugioh has always been the same, Hell all card games suffer from the very real possibility of just drawing like shit and losing.
@@haydenmcqueen2503 I never said old yugioh didn’t have issues with lopsided matches.
Ultimately it comes down to player preference: If you’re gonna get locked out, do you prefer it happen early or after 5-10 turns of back and forth.
Personally I prefer the longer games because I like the back and forth. I also tend not to run decks that can OTK but I know that’s my own choice. I just don’t find that playstyle fun.
@@Kintaku I personally prefer being able to end game somewhat quickly, imo not a single thing feels worse than having to try to deal with your opponents board and you just draw nothing for a few turns sinking you further and further into hopelessness. (Part of the reason I dislike MTG actually, I fucking hate being land flooded and then land choked non stop)
So personally I prefer being able to just end the game quickly and move on but I can see why people would prefer the longer format.
@@haydenmcqueen2503 I totally get that. The main reason why I prefer the longer format is just because I grew up on OG yugioh and my friends and I barely followed the rules 😂
But I understand why someone would prefer the quicker matches.
I also do think the card mechanics are way cooler now. I love classic yugioh but I also love my Madolche deck.
8:26 "they only guarantee the win cause you're on a bad deck" gets Bishbaalkin ftk'd twice a day.
My view on game balance is the more "card" options there are, the more specialized a "card" can be. And the more a "card" is specialized to a certain role, the more abusable it is with people with extensive game knowledge.
In other words, in a TCG as big as YuGiOh! it's almost impossible to have cards that CAN'T be abused in some scenario. That's why there's a banlist.
Yeah, the only way you’d be able to stop that is to limit every card to only their original decks, but that’s lame for deck building and would make the meta even more limited.
The only issue I have is you can't level up the battle pass in a regular duel other than rank.
Literally this.
I hate being forced into a competitive environment just for the sake of getting the things I literally paid for.
You could level bp in festival duel though and festival duel happen at least once every BP season.
@@CrnaStrela In December 2022, it was a duelist cup so it was not a festival but it will still increase your golden pass as long as you do not surrender. And in January 2023 it was the theme chronicle festival which this one if you do not have a deck ready you could used loaner deck, while Duelist cup you can't used loaner deck you must have a deck ready and also alternative tournament event also remove loaner deck. Also in duelist cup the first time that happen you could still see the opponent deck after your done the duel, but they change it in the next duelist cup that you can't see the opponent deck in the replay, to prevent copying the deck, however in all other rank duel, festival duel, and tournament event that are not duelist cup you can see the opponent deck. after the duel.
Well I think the negative reviews are mainly a result of master duels biggest flaws: You need to use outside resources if you don't you are probably spending a lot of resources on a really bad deck and you are probably not having a fun time
I mean.. thats the problem with almost all card game.
This is so good. I do this every couple of month. Just reading some reviews written by casual players about games I play a lot.
The time lord guy if he only saw what tear do bro gonna mald for years
He'd quit Yugioh all together and move to Pokemon 🤣🤣🤣🤣
How do people even lose to time lord? Really, never in my master duel playtime i ever lost to a time lord player just don't summon monsters lmao, it's really difficult to them to burn 8k in one single turn and you also not having a single type of interruption to also stop it if they do. if you do not have monsters they can't bounce back anything lol
@@kauanjos3199 here you have something called the very fun and healthy floodgates like(gozrn,warlords,skill drain summon limit) and i never saw a pure time lords its either stun or eldlich or burn
@@thechosenonedarthvader the only real bad one for me at least is skill drain and tcbo but they're at 2 and way more inconsistent to get them
@@kauanjos3199 so u play monster with different types huh fur hire ?
If so your based dude
I am a returning player that played from release to about the start of the xyz era and master duel did a great job getting me up to speed on mechanics and is a nice way to enjoy the game
3:26 "Basically you need to go first"
Laughs in gren maju otk
I feel like this was made by coder just to show Konami that he loves them and will protect so he can get off the player banlist
Ik it’s not as big a leap as some other players but coming back after not playing since full-power orcust format, this game helped me catch up fast to newer decks and metas. Ik it was annoying for current TCG players but the fact that the card pool wasn’t quite caught up helped ease me back into it
To be fair, if I got Time Lord'd I'd be furious too.
I don’t like time lord but it’s better then the soulsword the other better decks not much of a problem
Timelord is god tier in a society where people have forgotten that imperm exists lol
@@FakeHeroFang Exactly. Think of the monumental bricking that has to happen to get Time Lorded in 2023.
Or forgot about gravity bind... I find it hard to belive a card that gets stopped by a single defensive style card could ever be good or meta.... timelords for me mean a easy win with my kuribohs or even just a troll deck
7:30 Some friends got me back into the game about 2 months ago. Went to my first local about a week of playing the game with just friends and got paired against a guy on a 60 card pile round 1. He was complaining about how lame my meta deck was.
I was playing a deck made from 3 Albaz Strike stucture decks...
"Yugioh sucks, I cant win vs all of these BUSTED combo decks"
Plays Summoned Skull beatdown
I legit cracked like mad. I didn't expect the punchline, like, honestly.
ngl, most 0 point reviews arent really master duel reviews but Yugioh reviews. The last review went in depth about the components which makes master duel unique in comparison to other online options
yugi boomers on their way to play set 2 pass simulator and call the 50 turn game fun
Seriously, I hate they think that way and try to ruin the game
Even if the meta is fine the DC issue and expensive 24$ for 10 packs has to stop fix those also the lag on other programs is bad takes a lot of memory another issue banlist hitting aluber to 2 did nothing helpful they play the branded fusion at 3 decks can be more fun unlike Numeron turbo!
@@kevinmorad9200 I only play 30 minutes everyday for grinding
@@kevinmorad9200 It is fun
I've seen plenty of duels in my Yugi-lifetime and to have a 50-turn duel CAN BE fun.
I last played Yu Gi Oh Fu when there was still the series of when one of the protagonists was in the school, BTW, I really like the game, I don't spend even a penny on these games, it still allows me to have decent decks and have fun, I don't care to always win, in fact I use decks where it doesn't take long to form them , for now I have two decks: megalith and toons, but I'm about to finish a deck red eyes, U.A, and raidraptor
I had almost no knowledge of hoy YGO was played until I played MD and although it's true that one of my best friends who plays is who convinced to play the game and helped me out (especially in chossing the first deck(s) to go for, I agree in that the tutorials did a good job of teaching all the summoning mechanics and all the basic stuff you needed to know, and the more advanced stuff came from experience.
Notes from an Ancient Gear Mechanic; Now, I'm a Yugiboomer(I've been playing this game since it first came out in the late 90's) but I'd personally give Master Duel a 8/10. Here's why I put it that way....
1) While I have no problem with the Meta decks in higher ranking(it happened way back when as well), I kinda wish Konami would add an exclusive Archetype for the game only.
2) in order to get anywhere in the game, you have to go through Rank which, while I have no real problem with it in general, can be a real slog to get there ....
Overall, I personally like the game despite my issues with it. Have fun gang and remember; Ancient Gear for the win!
Pilot Trevelyan signing off,
Game Over!
Honestly when the game came out I feel like it was 8/10 aswell but now seeing it's issues the lack of newer decks and no bo3 it has become a 6/10, the game works, it does what it's supposed to do but it just isn't fun with how little there is, frickin swordsoul is still meta, although having to deal with tear 0 right now ain't any better but atleast the game has tons of potential still
The comparison between old Yugioh decks to Ahri is like comparing Apples and Oranges,
Ahri can be buffed 2 weeks from now when Riot updates the game and become meta again while Master duel can't do that to Unchained to make them meta, because yea Riot makes money from selling Ahri skins, while Konami makes money from selling new cards so old cards and old archetypes don't mean much to them as they do to sentimental players that like playing Volcanics in 2023
Old decks can get support that revitalizes them again, recently mathmech circular
A custom cpu duelist would be kind of fun.
This very much! Even just dueling a cpu with one of your own decks could be fun and useful when you're fine tuning a deck
@@upgames1313 you can utilize solo mode for that, but custom cpu would be good indeed, I want to play against cpu that actually run HT and stuffs so I can grade my deck more accurately.
People really see a game with 10k cards, then get upset when they're told not all 10k of them are good
As much as I wanna win at locals, I mainly wanna goof around with the bois.
The guy at 4.30 states that turns are 10 minutes long but played against Timelords, who literally Normal Summon once, set 3 and pass 💀
Bros are mad because their 2004 Gadgets Deck can't beat Runick.
Hm i think an easier way to find people to play with would do good. Ladder will always turn meta heavy in any game.
Maybe a "clan" system, where you can join as many as you want. Just join a random goat clan and randomly invite players.
Would even be great if you could make a custom banlist tied to the clan you can view before joining.
Ofc you can just find a discord but that relies on the knowledge that different formats even get played.
If it's ingame, it would be easy to access for any newer player.
Completely agree with the last comment, also returned to the game after 15+ years and was terrified just of the link and xyz mechanic because I had no experience. The game introduced both mechanics perfectly and allowed me to feel comfortable with playing in ranked just day 1 .
The review guy about sweats in silver is right. Some dudes are legit in silver with the topping branded/floo/runik/swordsoul deck from master dual meta. These guys will have 3 ash 3 max c, forbidden droplets and dark rulers and they're being as optimal as possible in silver vs normal summon beat down its honestly insane. I understand if these players haven't played in a bit and decayed down to it, but some of these guys go hard to make sure you have no interaction when they've obviously already won the game
I’m just trying to rank up D:
Could be just returning players, those decks would be to expensive to just craft out the gate. You don’t play for a few seasons and you just drop down to bronze
Watching a player mald about not being able to out a Timelord will never not be funny. They literally out themselves after a turn.
The reviews be like: "you can't play the game without using meta decks!"
Meanwhile me, manage to get to diamond (twice) with Starry Knight: "pathetic"
I played someone yesterday in gold playing swordsoul mathmech. How his mouse and keyboard work through that much moisture is beyond me.
As someone who’s played Magic the Gathering semi professionally I can asude everyone here, most of these complaints are universal to any card game.
You will always have boomers that cry when back in their day Murder was a good card and how fair and honest the game was, when in reality they were playing shit decks with their friends.
Somethings just never change
Yeah I can definitely vouch. Sweats start showing up in high silver
Didnt Coder say he was frustraded that everyone was playing floo or branded? Didnt he also complain that all people are playing the same deck? I dont get why he reacts so defensive when other players say "you have to play the same deck to win" :/
He has to pretend like successfully resolving Branded Fusion and ending your turn with Mirrorjade + Branded in Red + Ad Libitum in hand isn't functionally an FTK against the very vast majority of hands in the vast majority of decks.
I mean, these are vastly different claims.
I also hate everyone who plays floo. Not because I want diversity, but because floo is obnoxious to play against. (same with branded although I don't dislike branded).
It's a different case. "everyone plays a meta deck and I play trash so this game bad" is completely unrelated to "I'm playing tier 2 but why does everyone play branded".
The people in these reviews would obviously hate anyone with a better deck than yours. Even modern blackwing or rikka. They complain about opponents decks being stronger.
Coder complains about the decks literally being the same, which, I agree, is lame.
Having a meta is cool, tier 0 format often is not.
@@ObviouslyDeven if he did make the complaint that all people play the same deck it`s not a different complaint tho. not to mention that it`s complete assumption that the decks others who make that exact complaint are objectively bad and only stem from being salty due to encountering "better" decks while playing
Older player here, started playing again in duel links and went to master duel, and still somehow manage to cook people with blind going second hero.
Didn't knew I was watching Dzeef
Started way back in the early 2000's stopped around jr high school which was I believe early Zexal time (mostly because my binder of cards was stolen). Only returning when master duel first started with my bois cuz turns out we played this game before. I will admit it sucks running into the same 3 decks, I have fun with what I use
The only way to make them happy is to finally release the “No Syncho No XYZ No Pendulum No Link” Ladder.
I’ll admit, I stopped playing after MR4 came out and link was starting to be the newest summon at the time, now I’m back in it and duel masters help me by teaching me the forms of link summoning and combo’s. Altho I haven’t MD much because I’m an avid monster hunter player and I haven’t spent money in the game yet but I gotten some decent decks to start out with, as for the term “meta” my theory is play what you like regardless. I like playing with ppl more then worrying about winning. I’ve been in this game from the very beginning and I still love playing decks that peek my interest rather it be ojama’s or cybers. Still just have fun with it.
absolutely right on the sweats being in gold tier, found it myself 90% of the time lol
what stream is this from? i want to watch the full discussion. thanks in advance :)
I've never been this early since I saw the first Master Duel trailer
I mad that I’m in the same boat just playing old fun decks haven’t gotten good lmao
One of those review comments is on to something with dueling a CPU with a deck the player gives it. Can duel your own deck lists as an additional way to playtest your decks.
started master duel recently and remade some of my favourite decks like fluffals and earth machines literally my only complaint about the game is all the staple hand traps, Maxx C, Ash etc are all UR and you literally don't have the dust to make those cards, there is a speacil bundle for one ash but that doesn't really help when you normally run 2 hand traps at 3 a piece in a deck.
Ahri is fucking always meta btw
I was having mixed opinions until that final review popped up. Really put into perspective for me how stubborn some of the reviews are (aside from Giovani's, I think his was somewhat fair for a beginner).
Some of them reminded me of that time when Coder had a judge call where one of the players called Super Quants a monkey deck.
I literally play ogdoadic. The entire reason I made the deck was so I can make snake rain a good card. I have not encountered a single other person playing it and I really want to encounter someone on the internet complaining about how good snake rain is because I will know that my plan has worked
up until now I don't understand Links, so if it says "2+ x monster" does it only mean a link 2 monster + an X monster? or it can also be 2 monster + an X monster?
It depends what it’s link rating is. You have to at least equal the number of monsters required and the link rating required. If it says 2+ monsters and is link 3 you need to use at least 2 separate monsters that equal link rating 3. So a link 2 monster plus one other monster for example. 3 monsters could also work here. But you could make a link 1 or 2 first then the link 3. Another thing that confused me is link monsters can ONLY go to the extra monster zone or a zone one points to.
The best thing about time lords is if you don’t play anything, then they can’t do damage
I hadnt touched yugioh since the Blue eyes synchro meta on duel links, and master duel did an decent enough job of bringing me up to speed with pends and links with its tutorial, its not perfect but it does a decent job of introducing how they work on a basic level. I still got my shit wiped playing Mayakashi synchro with zombie world support that I put together myself vsing Tri-brigade and discoball turbo when that was meta but it was still fun.
And now i have 3 pend decks that i can play well and i cant wait to stomp yugiboomers and little timmy's when Spright releases
I played masterduel when it came out and used to love Yu-Gi-Oh and stopped playing a little after the start of synchro. (not because it was bad, just started playing other games.)
I tried to get back into Yu-Gi-Oh with masterduel, but I found it unrewarding when I realized every game was the same thought 'i need at least 2 extenders and 2 hand traps to have a high chance of winning'.
How much you wanna bet they only watch yugioh every sunday as a kid and then proceed to play MD xD
I got into master duel about a month ago and really regretting not getting into Yu-Gi-Oh sooner. I love your content but it's so fast! I can barely keep up, haha. I like your low rank commentary videos the most since I just got to Gold recently. I feel like I can actually relate to those types of matches lol
Man, did I not like some of the metas that has come and gone. Buuuut I decided that since I usually don't like the meta decks, I'll be playing anti meta. All the struggles with trying different strategies really gets worth it, when I finally find something that works and against several different meta decks at once.
However, I cannot describe the pain when I am over the moon with my deck that beats most meta decks and then some rando with a non-turbo Dark Magician deck steamrolls over me like I am nothing xD
7:23 preach bro, everytime someone said something similar to this and they said they were fighting things like utopia or code talker calling them meta sheep, it tilted my brain and makes me want to tell them to learn what is the definition of meta.
The fucking Rock jump scare when you mention Ari.
Every deck is the same. No one plays pure decks or fun decks because everyone sweats so hard even at the lowest levels.
"Yeah bro i love beetroopers"
*plays 2 beetroopers with the rest of the deck being handtraps and accesscode talker turbo*
“Ahri is the only character that I know. Don’t ask me why.” I think this says more than enough on what Coder does on the internet when he’s not making Yu-Gi-Oh! content. 👀
"someone summoned a monster that can destroy anything you summon with its effect".
Aww dammit, Slifer is back at it again smh
Hey guys- is there a bot/single mode where i can try out my weird and useless anime-decks against the pc?
Yeah, no, the silver being sweaty as hell thing is 100% legit. I've noticed it over the lifespan of MD so far. All of the strong/meta decks absolutely trickle down to silver and even bronze. I normally get to plat 1 to mid diamond, but I'll purposefully derank every season or two, just to gain more gems for ranking back up. Just this season I was starting from silver 5 and, at least 2 out of every 3 decks were Swordsoul, Branded Despia, Eldlich, even saw a couple Mathmech and some Spright. You still run into people playing Agents and World Legacy, and other table 500 decks, but most people are using hard meta even down in silver
At least the overwatch score makes sense.
those comments felt likee they were written by Briggs from All Day Anime xD
The "good old days when you were brewing decks" was because you weren't playing competitvely back then.
0:06 BURN!!
4:49 forgot to make the note but timelords arent invincible simple skill drain easily stops it burn abilities as they dont run stuff that removes backrow
I started Master Duel when I had literally zero experience with Yugioh and I did the mistake of bulling Ghostrick as my first deck ive recovered from that (but I do like to keep one Angel of Mischief for moral support) but after a long break after my friend kinda bullied me alot with his Cydra deck (because who knew a deck from 2013 couldnt beat Infinity Pass) and when I came back I decided to build Live☆Twins because I liked their aesthetic and Toruble Sunny just came out it is now like what 5 months later and I love the game ive gotten better with knowing interactions and the like, while I do often play Lyrilusc more then Live☆Twins, Live☆Twins will forever hold a place in my heart for being my first proper Yugioh deck
To be honest the building a deck for a bot to play might be interesting to test out what counters certain combos and for practice
I’m a sweat in Gold, but it’s rogue decks that I know how to pilot correctly (usually). I only play a game or two a week when I’m bored, and I haven’t left Gold since launch.
MD and my brother and friend help me learn all that was new. And after a year my brother is so happy to see me learn so much.
People really out there calling a game in which you can get diamond with basically everything "pay to win". My god.
Man I literally win a duel with a Naturia Deck vs a Blackwing Deck and I only use a Wall of Spines to decimate my opponent entires field, after that he surrendered, so its not impossible to beat meta decks
The ladder is frustrating sometimes but I got to Plat 1 with my bad maju deck sooo maybe they're just bad
For real though, even my stupid Suship deck could carry me to Diamond V
considering I've climbed to Plat with Traptrix, Witchcrafter, and even Shiranui's before Balerdroch was added, almost any archetype can climb to diamond if you know what you're doing.
Ive been off and on into ygo for a bit and when MD came out I got my friend who hasn't been into yugioh for over 10-15 years to try it and he got so mad when I told him AQUA JET wasn't a good card and he should take it out of his frog deck that he hasn't played since 😂
Dude, your comment about beating someone at locals is actually so factual. I beat a full power marincess player and dragon link bystial player by playing Labrynth with no arianna and one welcome (im poor lol), the moment I won and from then on, the mf has sworn by Labrynth being meta and im like :IIII.
It's gonna be rogue meta at the very least. I got everything for Labrynth aside from the new trap.
I’m sure you’re using a lot of floodgates like skill drain and there can only be one
@@welowee7610 I doubt that someone running on a tight budget has enough money to get floodgates like these, to be honest.
@@welowee7610 not a single one, cut my copies of gozen two weeks ago. The only thing floodgatey is an anti-spell frag
@@TWLSpark floodgates are cheap lmao, tcboo is a commmon on structure deck albaz and skill drain got a reprint in mama so its like 4 bucks,
In my run of gold last season to plat. Everyone 1/3 games was a full meta list.
To be fair to the second guy, the fact that there will always be an optimal strategy doesn't mean that other strategies shouldn't also be viable or unaccessible.
Like, Team Fortress 2 is a wonderful example of this, since most of the unlocks are more sidegrades than upgrades. Even though there may be an overall optimal build for every class, there are gimmicks that fit the play style of some players better than those optimal builds, and you can find just as much success using some of those gimmicks as you can the optimal strategy if you are skilled enough.
YuGiOh unfortunately will never be like that due to it's design principles, which is something you will need to go through the five stages of grief for.
The soundtrack does go hard.
Just today i faced Branded Despia in Bronze 3 so im not sure if the sweating really starts at Gold^^
little easier to assemble that deck after they gave it its own secret pack, when it was still in just the selection pack you almost had to whale to assemble it / have an already established account.
@@frig7014 I mean, true, but in Bronze 3? I can understand new players when they get ticked off when they have to face decks like that while they are new to the game.
@@thomasschafer5939 yeah its a little odd, but also a lot of players spend time learning the game and wasting the free resources they get early on then make a new account to start over again more efficiently, those players typically get out of the low ranks really fast though so you probably got unlucky that day.
When you get to plat with Cubic consistently, you start to realize that yeah some generics are too freaking strong (i hate you, accesscode), but most of them do have an out somewhere. Yu-Gi-Oh is just one big rock paper scissors and you aren't gonna win more than a third of the time if your deck only throws paper when meta decks can throw scissors and rock.
Add that that is a coin toss if you miss it get negated for the rest of the game that would be the next turn whit luck
I'm a player who only played the PS Vita games in like 2011, I live in a part of the world where there's no yugioh locals, found Master duel by coincidence last June, was amazed to catch up to see all the new support for archetypes I enjoyed, found a deck I liked and played it till I reached diamond, then started branching out and learning new decks every few months all f2p, I'm 28, I work 12 hs shifts, 5 days a week, this game is the only way to someone like me to enjoy yugioh and have some fun in my regular days and it's been a blast. With resources like RUclips and MDMeta I catched up pretty quick and had fun feeling like I'm a part of a community with people who enjoys the same things as I do. My guess most bad reviews are from people who didn't want to invest the time to learn, every multiplayer game have a learning curve, maybe it's just not for them. It took me time to learn competitive Pokemon, it took time to learn overwatch, if it's fun and engaging you'll do it, if it's not your cup of tea, maybe you should just stick to the type of games you enjoy.
See for me I'm some what new to the yugioh card game but I've mainly seen the tv shows and even then I learn a lot and I like the fact that in master duel it get's you up to speed with a variety of things in it which is helpful to me
Been enjoying the game since day 1, irl ive only played until the xyz era, thanks to this game ive learn every new mechanics very easily and also ive learn more about the rules, pretty solid game.
PS: literally every deck ive made has been for free, literally 0 dollars wasted on this game and i have meta deck, rouge deck, funny decks, pen15 decks, etc
That last person found the deck editor good?
You can only filter by a handful of effect categories and cannot filter your deck at all.
This has nothing on Tag Force or WCS, where you even have a small list of stats about your deck on the side giving an overview about how many monster, spell, and trap cards it contains (even splits monsters up according to level or card type: Normal, Effect, Ritual, etc.).
I had never played YGO until master duel and I have to say that the tutorial was great at explaining a lot, however I would've found playing against players WAY more annoying if I didn't have a friend to clue me in on hand traps and what a lot of the best considerations for making decks are. Also beating what looked like a copied meta deck with ghostrick in gold was one of my fave moments of master duel
Every game has its own meta environment, and some people just don’t understand that