Excellent gameplay comments, you seem to be probably one of the very few who understood what happened in game 1. Thank you for featuring me, and shouting out the capabilities of Earth Machine
EARTH Machine was the very last deck I used before quitting the game a couple of years ago. It took me to 4th position in a big 30 player local tournament and I gotta say the sheer amount of advantage and the "stamina" of the deck was amazing. I remember completely flooring Tri-Brigade (then the best deck) effortlessly. And to think this all started with the humble Ancient Gear Golem.
The name of Superdreadnought Railcannon Juggernaut Liebe and the card art for Heavy Train Derricrane are what me got me into yugioh.. It’s literally just a train 😂
For years now Dragon Link has been the best deck at my locals, always getting updated, of course, so time and time again I get to see how crazy Dragon Link's comeback turns are. Also the Bystials and their related cards are infuriating.
I was here , looking on the stream when this guy pulled up and win .. getting the Earth Machine Deck a long awaited win on our side and to be honest , good job to him seriously !
I have such a hard time calling earth machine jank, there’s like 4 Demi bosses baked directly into the deck that can come out on a whim, deck is such a sleeper hit, HUGE respect
Tbh my takeaway from this match is that sometimes you need to slow down and make sure you're making legal plays. Seemed to me that Bostjan was outplaying Petros in Games 1 and 2 and the only real reason he lost the match was because he received the game loss in Game 2.
@@KhristianBolano I usually play spright, tear or labrynth. If you think earth machine and dragon link are interesting then you probably think mathmech, superheavy and adamancipator are interesting, and if that's the case then there is no point in arguing with you, you want to play solitare and not yugioh.
You focus on these decks turn 0, they have strengths and weaknesses to each strategy. When it in reality it’s how the player pushes on turn 2 for game that is the actual point. A bunch of negates doesn’t matter when trying to put 5 random Dragon monsters that don’t actually impact the board into real extra deck threats.
@@idkdontask7142”Spright and Lab” literally names a solitaire deck and Eldlich 2.0😂😂 EM literally only has 1 negate in Regulus (which removes itself from the field to activate), and other than that some of the most unique card interactions in the modern game. DL isn’t very interesting, I’ll give you that, but it at least aims to play against your opponent rather than just floodgating the game.
@@jirehjirehjirehjireh spright back in POTE was a very obnoxious solitare deck that made elf, red, toad and djinn buster, it was very boring and its only gimmick was being level 2. However ever since the elf ban spright has been fairly interesting especially with all the cool tech cards. Most of its negates can be beaten over with a bystial or a fenrir and it's possible to interact with/play through (thank god ib lock isnt popular). As for labrynth if you call it eldlich 2.0 you probably havent played against it in about 6 months or something because back then labrynth lists were like 2 lady, 3 arianna and 35 traps.
Excellent gameplay comments, you seem to be probably one of the very few who understood what happened in game 1. Thank you for featuring me, and shouting out the capabilities of Earth Machine
EARTH Machine was the very last deck I used before quitting the game a couple of years ago. It took me to 4th position in a big 30 player local tournament and I gotta say the sheer amount of advantage and the "stamina" of the deck was amazing. I remember completely flooring Tri-Brigade (then the best deck) effortlessly.
And to think this all started with the humble Ancient Gear Golem.
The jaw of the earth is so big and based, love that an non-linear deck got that high on the tournament
The name of Superdreadnought Railcannon Juggernaut Liebe and the card art for Heavy Train Derricrane are what me got me into yugioh..
It’s literally just a train 😂
For years now Dragon Link has been the best deck at my locals, always getting updated, of course, so time and time again I get to see how crazy Dragon Link's comeback turns are. Also the Bystials and their related cards are infuriating.
I've played with petros at our locals in cyprus, glad to see us on the map ,congrats to him for doing so well!
I was here , looking on the stream when this guy pulled up and win .. getting the Earth Machine Deck a long awaited win on our side and to be honest , good job to him seriously !
these videos are amazing. hope to see more.
You might prepare against the meta match, but never the jank.
I have such a hard time calling earth machine jank, there’s like 4 Demi bosses baked directly into the deck that can come out on a whim, deck is such a sleeper hit, HUGE respect
That's amazing, thank you for sharing and analyzing this match!
love your analysis your voice is very soothing
This was awesome!
Earth Machine :)
My favorite deck
Tbh my takeaway from this match is that sometimes you need to slow down and make sure you're making legal plays. Seemed to me that Bostjan was outplaying Petros in Games 1 and 2 and the only real reason he lost the match was because he received the game loss in Game 2.
these videos are so good. very well done
Damn that dragon link player is actually horrible💀
Machina is actually the best deck and I aint joking
Have you read Ruinforce ?
I wish it was an Omni in all phases
@@f687sNFM would be banned tbh
Has anyone ever done anything like this with a insect deck?
Anyone who calls earth machine jank and you lost to it your coping harder than tear players
i like machine decks but earth machine never got my attention because of all those garnets on the deck.
And those are?
Unclasparé and box? Please those don't sting very often
@@idosarts_and_kraftsive played EM religiously, opening either one is nearly an assured loss
@@f687sNFM as do i
However i don't really let myself be bothered by that
@@f687sNFM I opened the box game 3. Best discard for Redeployment. Trust.
No disrespect but that was the lamest comeback I've ever seen. This didn't excite me to play this deck at all
2 boring combo piles with nothing unique to them other than setting up negates and beatsticks whose turns last for 20 minutes.
Amazing match
"nothing unique to them"? They're probably two of the most interesting decks in Yu-Gi-Oh but okay! What deck do you play?
@@KhristianBolano I usually play spright, tear or labrynth.
If you think earth machine and dragon link are interesting then you probably think mathmech, superheavy and adamancipator are interesting, and if that's the case then there is no point in arguing with you, you want to play solitare and not yugioh.
You focus on these decks turn 0, they have strengths and weaknesses to each strategy. When it in reality it’s how the player pushes on turn 2 for game that is the actual point. A bunch of negates doesn’t matter when trying to put 5 random Dragon monsters that don’t actually impact the board into real extra deck threats.
@@idkdontask7142”Spright and Lab” literally names a solitaire deck and Eldlich 2.0😂😂
EM literally only has 1 negate in Regulus (which removes itself from the field to activate), and other than that some of the most unique card interactions in the modern game. DL isn’t very interesting, I’ll give you that, but it at least aims to play against your opponent rather than just floodgating the game.
@@jirehjirehjirehjireh spright back in POTE was a very obnoxious solitare deck that made elf, red, toad and djinn buster, it was very boring and its only gimmick was being level 2. However ever since the elf ban spright has been fairly interesting especially with all the cool tech cards. Most of its negates can be beaten over with a bystial or a fenrir and it's possible to interact with/play through (thank god ib lock isnt popular).
As for labrynth if you call it eldlich 2.0 you probably havent played against it in about 6 months or something because back then labrynth lists were like 2 lady, 3 arianna and 35 traps.
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Uhmm Actually☝️🥸
You have to pronounce the "ie" of Liebe a bit longer