*CAN WE GET THIS VIDEO TO 1000 LIKES?! LET'S MAKE IT HAPPEN!* ------------------------------------------------------ What are some of the other lies or misinformation you hear people say about playing Yu-Gi-Oh? What are your arguments? Share them here in the comments!

"Teach it to your mom." Well you know what? I did, and now she beats me in it. Be careful who you drag into the community, they just might be better than you.

some of the other annoying stereotypes include --------------------------------- -girls dont play yugioh -yugioh is for kids -not having deck boxes or mats makes u a bad player -a meta deck meaning theyll never lose -the idea that nobody still plays yugioh -nobody likes the current anime -the game encourages you to steal cards from stores -deciding someone isnt a real player if they dont have a trade binder

Lie 11. The heart of the cards isn't real. Once I was about to loose a duel. Had no cards in my hand, but I trusted my deck, and drew Marshmallon. It bought me enough time to draw the cards I needed to win the duel.

11. When people say Dzeeff and Cimooo are not the same person

Come for the Persona tunes, stay for the Yugioh.

Hey guys! It's been a while since I've been in a vid. I hope you like our lies!

i feel like "nerd" isn't even an insult anymore. like nerds are the coolest people usually

I think the "yugioh is dying" meme has to do with the fact that pokemon has raped the shelves of nearly every store, and any other stores focus on magic. I can walk into a target and pikachu is basically flashing me. Meanwhile, I just want to get a beaver warrior

I think yugioh is quite difficult in terms of game rules. I'm a game designer, and it is legitimately one of the most messy rulesets Ive ever seen. I still have to stop, and mentally map a chain, and reread cards repeatedly to make sure everything is going correctly. It's not unlearnable though, and it's not even intimidating because the rules let you play along anyway (technically you're cheating) but as you get more obsessed/into the game, you learn the intricacies. I think the true difficulty of Yugioh (and the one im still struggling with) is that you need to know your opponents deck intricately to have any hope of negging the correct card to shut them down (or whatever).

My favorite decks are HERO/Neo Spacians, and with a few exceptions of links to counter meta, they are pretty much only fusions, so its cool because many don't even use polymerization.

I find everything said in this video so true. The lie about when people say that Yu-Gi-Oh! is dead and that it's for nerds really annoys me because it's obvious in the world that YGO is having an increasing fandom even if it isn't that clear. I'm a 15 year old girl from Saudi Arabia and I love YGO. I was the only one in my entire school who knew about it and played it. Sadly, that meant I had nobody to play with even though I just kept buying booster packs for myself. I eventually went to an IGN Convention in Bahrain in 2016 and I was able to participate in the small tournament there. I was surprised with when I saw many people other than normal boys playing. For God's sake, I saw a pregnant woman sitting down on a chair and was dueling her husband. My point is that people really shouldn't think that it's dying or everyone is a nerd.

creativity is a blast in yugioh, my favorite moment while playing pendulum magicians at YCS dallas was as a side deck option was put kuraz the light monarch to counter anti spell fragrance. going against dark magician deck i pendulum summoned him and targeted my scales, the look on my opponents face was worth it, it completely caught them off guard.sure it got solemn striked but it was still a fun attempt. its just fun the little things you can do in decks

That Yu-Gi-Oh is dying part tho. I was laughing lol The way you said it reminded me of the Spongebob chicken meme.

brooo you can't do this video and not mention people who don't shower, don't wash their hands and want to "look" at your cards, people who bend your cards during a duel because they wan to read a text.

I hate the stereotype of nerds playing card games. I've met pretty much every type of person through Yu-Gi-Oh.

12:14 "Well, I didn't draw this set of cards, I can't lose" *cries in Garnet*

What lies have you been told about Yu-Gi-Oh?

In high school my friend was on the wrestling team, the swim team, and had like 4 AP classes. He was legit one of the best yugioh players at my high school.

Stratos is still banned.... YUGIOH IS DEAD

For the Meta deck topic, I have only played one meta deck in its era one time. That was Inzecktors. Most of the time I play the Meta when it's time is passed. That ties into the cost topic. Very informative video guys. And thanks for your effort you put into this game

#11 you are too old to play yugioh #12 the more expensive your cards are the more likely you will win the duel #13 No one trades in yugioh anymore, it is a trading card game but most people just buy everything online

Still waiting on the “differences between twins” video. I’ve been around long enough to tell the difference between them now, but it’ll be great for others.

But I really do think that you guys do and terrific awesome job and I'm always waiting for more because there's not a lot of players out there or really trying to help people get better and you guys do that so well so thank you so much

Links are probably the only thing needed in today’s format to unlock more extra deck spaces. Yet again, you can either not play with extra decks or just play one extra monster at a time and not use links.

Three years ago: “Competitive Yugioh doesn’t have to be expensive!” Hand traps & Imperm: exists now.

Here's how to learn to play Yu-Gi-Oh Explain the main deck mechanics first IE: normal effect spell trap ritual Then slowly learn about each extra deck mechanic and how they interact with the main deck

Competitive Yu-Gi-Oh will always be expensive

I never looked at my cards or played the game 2 years ago and I still remember all the rules

yo the insight on the meta spot on way to put it into words

I usually build deck themes few people thought of such as goblin attack force monsters w/3 copies of final attack orders,kuribohs w/final,old direct attack monsters w/2 copies of gravity bind & level limit area-B,normal monsters w/orichalcos

It’s easy to think that Yu-Gi-Oh! Is no skill and just repeating combos if you’ve never played. They forget that their is another player who is responding to what you do.

Nice video, keep it up guys.

5:22 This is something I've struggled with, wanting to build a Fur Hire deck (I finally have playsets of each card coming in). When I use it in Legacy of the Duelist, at a high level it seems like I'm just doing the same thing over and over: Get Beat onto the field as quickly as possible, then Recon and Donpa to pop cards, Bravo for more ATK, Rafale to excavate and negate if needed, and Folgo to get someone new on the field to continue the spam and potentially draw 3. This is an ideal play, but I guess in real life, I'd run into things that would require some cards to be swapped out or change who I want to summon.

My friend always says, "Yugioh was better in *whatever gen of yugioh*." I like 2nd gen but I actually can look back and say I like a little of every other gen

I agree with this video, I once win a local tournament I think during infernity format with Crystal Beasts, no one knew how to side vs me. It was great

it's not about hard it is to learn, it's about how good the person teaching you is

I had a friend that quit when pendulums came &he said there would be monster traps that came out after that so he quit and gave me over 4000 cards

You guys reminded me why I stopped having fun with the game as much as I used to. Ever since my team split apart in 2012, I had less and less reason to keep going. Even if we went to a regional together, we were going to have fun whether we won or lost. We had laughs. We had each other's backs. We always had fun playing each other. Unfortunately, a death of one of our significant others is really what lead to us drifting apart. 2014 was my last hurrah before Pendelums became a thing. Last year, however, was a bit of a comeback for me. I'm still not playing competitively, but I'm occupying my time with other creative cube projects. Before I quit competitive play, I bought three boxes of BP01, promising myself that no matter how much of my collection I'd get rid of, I'd hold on to those cards so that I could pick up and play with anyone, anytime. Now, I'm working on a "Six Samurai" format with various deck building guidelines and an errata'd gateway (changing it to one at a time I your control and its effect being once per turn).

"Look at me. What am I besides a nerd? Look at them; are they not nerds?" LOL I was dying. You guys are awesome.

I can go on and on forever plz make another one of these

I think if anyone looked at me in real life they’d have no idea I played Yu-Gi-Oh. Or that I was a KZfaq commenter...

I thought I was the only yugioh player in my school... I was wrong, there is one other player and 100 Pokémon players

Yu-Gi-Oh is a game about reaction more that anything. You react to you opponents plays and to how your own plays work out

Naw he said we could attack it’s too late. Lmao great video!

you guys rock, keep it up!!!!!!

Hey Team aps How will tribute decks will Work Do you summon the monster in the extra deck or in the normal zone And can I special summon in the normal zones ?????

I don't know if Yu-Gi-Oh is increasing or decreasing, but over-vamping production can also be a tactic if sales are decreasing, because it makes cards prices lower and it gives more access to them. More people would be willing to play if there's more options for them to make easier decks (possibly meta, like Pen. Mags. a while back) for an easy price. They may not have every single meta card in it, like Ash Blossom, but they're far more likely be able to make a good staple portion of the meta deck, then add cheaper substitutes.

Funny thing is, most of my current D-Hero deck came from when I bought a Destiny Soldiers booster box for like...$50. The rest came from trading cards I didn't need from the box or from D-Hero cards I've had from since they first came out back in 2006.

When I got back into Yu-Gi-Oh! with Yu-Gi-Oh! Legacy of the duelist it took me a day to learn XYZ and synchro not only that but build a deck around it. Pendulum took me minutes to understand and start using so it’s not that complicated but it can be overwhelming. Yu-Gi-Oh! Is so relaxing to play but I do have my downs I still haven’t really mastered the new mechanics yet but I’m getting there I pull it off more now than when I got back into it.

Hey, I have a video request. Could you guys do a video on the weaknesses of meta decks/really strong decks? I don't live near anywhere where tournaments are held so I cant go places to duel others much, and online versions dont help as much, so I think this would be helpful to people in a similar situation where we would like to build our decks to combat these decks even if we may not be die hard players.

Meta decks were indeed a grand, like in January. Or Lightsworn with Minerva before the reprint, we even had the unfortunate armed robbery event of a guy simply because he had a Minerva in his deck.

The thing about the first "lie" is that it's absolutely true when it comes to Duel Links.

Honestly probably my favorite yugitubers other than simplyunlucky definitely would be cool to see u guys collaborate

Hey fellas need you guys help regarding a ruling with Queen Dragun Dijinn effect working with Tyrant dragon. Queen Dragun effect states that by detaching an xyz material you can special summon a level 5 or higher dragon from the graveyard. The special summon dragon can’t attack and it’s effects are negated but with Tyrant dragon being special summoned from the graveyard it requires a dragon to be sacrificed too so if you guys could help me out regarding the ruling I’d appreciate it or point me in the right direction so i can look it up myself thanks 🙏🏾

You should make a skit on these and old rules we used to believe

Fun fact: My High School football team and Track team did play Yugioh, and two of them were really good. This was around early Zexal (Power of Chaos/Galactic Overlord) when they jumped in. One played Six Sams and Gusto, which was cool cause I've never played against it. The other played Wind-Ups and HEROs, but would use Grandmole in every deck and it worked.

11. Pot of Greed lets you draw 2 cards.

There is someone on the YGO amino who is always making fun of everyone's decks.

It's just that like im not gonna go to my class and see people talking about the new banlist that just dropped

What up squad hit like for this awesome video. Thanks for everything you guys do

My group of friends back in college ranged between a whole spectrum of nerdy/normy. I was the typical social awkward, one was a stoner frat, one being a history buff, one being a US Marine, and the last one being the typical nerd and all of us played Yu-Gi-Oh, Pokemon, MTG, Warhammer, and D&D

I dunno about the Quilphort decks. I have an Odd-eyes/Magician deck and it's beat out 3 Quilphort decks so far. On another note there's no flow chart/set strategy for playing. I've been backed into a corner and came up with a on the fly strategy with the cards in my hand and on the field that got me back in the duel.

Bad time to say there's a strong unbreakable board deck now that Trigate Wizard is out. Those SPYRAL boards can get insane, even with the banlist.

I think the most stupid and annoying lie in Yugioh is when people say the game is for kids.

Love the Persona music haha

I think it’s a good thing to be a nerd. My friends and I are weight lifters, I was in the army, I have a firefighter friend, someone else going to the fire academy and we all love yugioh, marvel, Star Wars, etc all the nerd stuff. We all got back into yugioh and it wasn’t hard to get into, just took some time to learn everything “new” that came after synchros for us

Sorry, but I kinda have to disagree with the 1st "lie". While yes, you do not "need" to buy stuff like Ash Blossom to play a game of Yugioh, it is HEAVILY recommended that you should. I go to a locals every other weekend with a friend. I play Vendreads (it's kinda pricey, but not too bad) vs. my friend who plays Odd-Eyes/Magicians (Needless to say it was a tad bit more expensive to build). Nevertheless, he has more of a shot of winning because he had more money to start off with in this game than I did despite me playing this game for much longer and possessing more knowledge about the game. My point is that certain builds you as a player create can ultimately change the flow of the game. But what you put in those decks is was really matters. A $400-$700 deck will usually be better than a $100-$200 deck, unless that deck can be able to counter that "Meta" deck through an weird and obscure way of doing so, or just happens to just be the better deck overall. Money DOES in fact play a huge roll in this game; and if you want to win in some of these events big or small, you have to dish out loads of money in order to stand a chance in any format. I love Yu-Gi-Oh as it's own card game and as a series on T.V. I will always be a die-hard fan of it. I just don't want this game to just be a cash grab where the most rich player wins by default.

Could’ve also been titled ‘Differences in Mindsets Between Good & Bad Players”

Lie 2 is a little bit with links. I feel like some decks can't work a lot with link (ex: Igknights, Synchro Spam)

Can y’all make a deskbot deck profile? I’ve been wanting to run it, but the only yugi-tuber that made one that I can find annoys me

Team aps 2 years ago:aLMoSt GoOd liNk DeCk 2019: firewall ftk for the win

A good duel is one that goes back and forth not one sided. I was able to beat quilphort with ninja, and tied with kozmo using a synchro turbo.

Does anyone know if running Akashic Magician in a Lightsworn deck is a good idea?

Is there. Discord where can battle each other

Spell-caster/Tribute/Combo/Dragon deck!

Had some friends in college that played the game, got me back in after 7 years. Made a blue eyes deck and beat them, we all had a fun time.

That good ole' P5 music! Good taste sir, and great vid otherwise

I feel you guys on the nerd thing. I'm a blue belt in jiu jitsu, pancrase, and I train mma and when I'm not choking someone out or getting punched in the face, I love playing yugioh :)

Here's one I have heard in the past couple years. Traps/Vanillas/Rituals/etc. are useless. Not true. Each set of cards has an environment they work best with. Basically, a card can be useless if you don't combo or use it right. Even "battle traps." Granted, they aren't always going to be successful, but they do still see competitive play from time to time. The fact is, anyone can play a card, but knowing how to use it in the desired situation takes real skill.

My favorite deck right now wants to summon Destiny HERO - Plasma. When is the last time you even saw it summoned against you?

So silly these games end in 1 turn now.

What about when someone says that if you don't play meta you're not a true YGO player? I've had that done to me before. Though, it was satisfying when I trashed his deck (I don't remember the archetype) with my Different Dimension Cyber Gadgets. Trust me that deck is hard as hell to play, but if played right, devastation is the key word. Luv yer vids, even when they're a few years old. Keep up the useful information!

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Speaking of blowouts a 11000 exodus gets magic cylinder.. From a syncro fitting room deck

I needed sage with eyes of blue to make my deck work

I appreciate the P5 overworld music for a yugioh vid

I recently got into yugioh but when I was younger I hated the show for some reason but now I love the show and game

Am I the only one who noticed the sick p5 music from the beginning

Damn you guys are so fun, i would like to know all of you in person and have some fun talking about yugi and many other shitty games lmao

People think that I'm joking when I say I'm going to send them to the shadow room after the dual.

Damn, notifications didn’t go off 😭

NOTIFICATION SQUAD ON THE LATE NIGHT!!!!!!!!!!!

This is so untrue. Top players absolutely have to follow certain cards and steps to win, yes other players play other cards but still have to absolutely follow exact steps. It’s all combos everything has to happen at the right time in the right situation. Your deck is all searching cards because the only thing that can’t be controlled is the cards you pick up after shuffling and cutting

This video definitely felt 5 years old when they said there was “soon to be” good link decks.

Debunked the first "lie" if you want to play remotely competitively you ARE forced to pay for expensive cards here and there, some being ridiculous like Ash and recently it was a must to play or side 2-3 which is 140$ at least

Wait, what celebrities play yugioh?!

Konami could pretty much cure all the confusion in the game if they used better spacing on their card text, as well as not try to pump too many effects onto them

I run a version of Red-Eyes of my own creation called "Red-Eyes Burndown", which mixes Red-Eyes Burn elements with Dragon Beatdown, supporting Flare Metal with Galaxy-Eyes, Red Dragon Archfiend and White Night Dragon (all Monsters with 3000 ATK) and powering them all up through Solidarity! And then there are the stronger Monsters! I also run both a Destiny HERO Fusion, T.G. Synchro and Zexal Weapon which, between them, barely cost me, like, £20-£30! An expensive game? No creativity? Your Honour, I rest my case! Plus, I always say we're super nice to each other! When we're not Duelling, that is, then it's dog-eat-dog!

All Yu-Gi-Oh players are nerds!? There's 6 of us on the wrestling team that play Yu-Gi-Oh, that's a bare faced lie, great video guys!