These videos are pretty great because of the way you break down your plays. There's a lot of very insightful thoughts and implied strategy when you add a small note between passed turns. As a former competitive player who's been getting back in, these have made me a better pilot with decks not just related to Earth Machine. Thanks so much for the content!
Yeah, Raidraptors can take a while on their turns. I know because I play them LOL. Also, they played SUPER wrong in turn 2. They would've had you in serious trouble if they put Raider's Knight under Rising Rebellion instead of 2 Force Strix and burned you for every monster destroyed on your field. Rising Rebellion's burn effect only triggers when it has 3 different named RR XYZ monsters under it. Even if it may not have been all that much, it would've put you on the back foot for a moment. For maximum effect, they should've waited until you built up your field a little more with monsters that have high attack like Citadel and Ruinforce. Burning you for 7600 with just those 2 monsters alone would've put serious pressure on you. But, even that pales in comparison to how they used their backrow. The counter trap should've been used on a different monster. Glorious Bright (the normal trap) should've been used on the cards that would advantage you in the duel: like Urgent Schedule or Redeployment. Since they had an XYZ monster on the field, they could use it to target any card on your field, not just monsters. That RR player wasn't playing RR optimally. Maybe it was just the hand given, but far better plays could've been made.
New to Yugi-Oh through Master Duel. Magic the Gathering has been really taking a nosedive in quality recently IMO so I thought I would give it a shot. I've been playing a lot, but without a resource system dictating my deck composition, Im finding deckbuilding to be really hard. Also knowing my matchups and when to negate or destory has been really confusing to me since I practically have to read a whole list of clauses on the monster. Its been an uphill battle, but seeing videos like these where you describe your plays and the reasoning behind them is really helpful.
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Your body is a machine that turns Earth Machines into Anger Knuckle pass
En serio, eres todo un artista jugando este mazo. 10/10 que puto placer verte jugar así.
These videos are pretty great because of the way you break down your plays. There's a lot of very insightful thoughts and implied strategy when you add a small note between passed turns. As a former competitive player who's been getting back in, these have made me a better pilot with decks not just related to Earth Machine. Thanks so much for the content!
Insane plays, great video!
Great video! Love your channel for all the machine decks
Yeah, Raidraptors can take a while on their turns. I know because I play them LOL. Also, they played SUPER wrong in turn 2. They would've had you in serious trouble if they put Raider's Knight under Rising Rebellion instead of 2 Force Strix and burned you for every monster destroyed on your field. Rising Rebellion's burn effect only triggers when it has 3 different named RR XYZ monsters under it. Even if it may not have been all that much, it would've put you on the back foot for a moment. For maximum effect, they should've waited until you built up your field a little more with monsters that have high attack like Citadel and Ruinforce. Burning you for 7600 with just those 2 monsters alone would've put serious pressure on you. But, even that pales in comparison to how they used their backrow. The counter trap should've been used on a different monster. Glorious Bright (the normal trap) should've been used on the cards that would advantage you in the duel: like Urgent Schedule or Redeployment. Since they had an XYZ monster on the field, they could use it to target any card on your field, not just monsters. That RR player wasn't playing RR optimally. Maybe it was just the hand given, but far better plays could've been made.
New to Yugi-Oh through Master Duel. Magic the Gathering has been really taking a nosedive in quality recently IMO so I thought I would give it a shot. I've been playing a lot, but without a resource system dictating my deck composition, Im finding deckbuilding to be really hard. Also knowing my matchups and when to negate or destory has been really confusing to me since I practically have to read a whole list of clauses on the monster. Its been an uphill battle, but seeing videos like these where you describe your plays and the reasoning behind them is really helpful.
I will always be hyped by the otk on full board with Gustav+Liebe
This is literally "The" event for Earth Machines! Ace plays as usual.
One thing about this event is they forgot to ban "some" bad card 🗿
Dude box is actually glued to your hand when you play this deck it's not even funny how blatant it is
Earth machine gets cooked by RR rising rebellion falcons burn effect