By the way, playing with the video editing app of removing noise…. But am not very familiar with it yet… so in some parts of the video you will get the packs opening sound, in other parts no sound…. Sorry 🙏🏻
@@vega17x95 thx for watching! Appreciate it if you can help subscribe! To answer your question… at least for me. Japanese sets are smaller, so in my perspective they are slightly easier to hit the card I want. English sets in general include 2/3 Japanese sets in one, so there are hundreds of cards, I don’t like that kind of odds. Another reason is the Japanese printing quality is better, so the likelihood of it getting a good grade is better
By the way, playing with the video editing app of removing noise…. But am not very familiar with it yet… so in some parts of the video you will get the packs opening sound, in other parts no sound…. Sorry 🙏🏻
What is the motivation of opening the japanese one over the english?
@@vega17x95 thx for watching! Appreciate it if you can help subscribe! To answer your question… at least for me. Japanese sets are smaller, so in my perspective they are slightly easier to hit the card I want. English sets in general include 2/3 Japanese sets in one, so there are hundreds of cards, I don’t like that kind of odds.
Another reason is the Japanese printing quality is better, so the likelihood of it getting a good grade is better