Also, if you get max level in Duel Pass you will get all your spent gems back

we convinced to buy after the stream on twitch

it doesn't matter though because once he reaches Platinum, he'll probably drop the game for a while if not for good and he definitely won't reach Duel Pass Level 100 within that period giving that ya don't derank if ya lose from Platinum and lower. PS : the gems are also irrelevant since his account is new so the game will throw so much gems at him anyways

@@6210classickthe duel pass last for 3 whole months dawg it’s not gonna run out.

Imo duel pass is only worth it past 50, cuz at that point you are basically spending 350 gems on 2 ur crafts, which is more than worth it.

One of the reasons giving swordsouls to newbies is goated. A deck that can climb to master and helps them learn about interactions

Yeah swordsoul is such a good deck for beginner because its very easy to learn yet still have really high skill ceiling with the tenyis

I'm also quite new at Master Duel I learned Swordsoul through dkayed's guide. Hearing Farfa's lines made me my eyes open more on lines that I never even used before.

wdym "never seen swordsoul players do"? are you dueling sword soul in low rank or something? isn't that basic swoard soul even back when halqi still around

@@popoch2why would u assume they played in halq era

Both players play the duel very terribly, granted it's gold player vs i can tolerate it, but him having a royal rare razen make me salty.

Lot of great advice, but it's also very helpful for learning Swordsoul Tenyi specifically. If someone were to tell me they're picking that deck up, I'd genuinely consider linking this stream

@@r3zaful Yugioh player trying not to judge other people and gatekeep new players be like.

@@r3zafulhe's a new player, chill

Same 😂

Yea, I agree with what Farfa said, its probably one of the best decks they ever made. Its super simple to get into but offers alot of intricate plays at a higher level. thats also why konami choose SS for the friend campaign thing,

@@Bennime_Once yea it’s just such a well designed deck

Parental instinct kicking in

He use to be a history teacher.

@@MegaAntics OK, THE FK?

When he doesn’t have to keep the laughs going he can provide a lot of yugioh knowledge, especially when covering fundamentals. His natural state is comic relief though 💀

I know the first thing when you think of Farfa is haha funny meme man, but the guy has been playing this game for a long while now

Im glad Rarran's fans are giving him a fair shake this time around

He was a teacher

It's because mana games are like riding a bike. Yugioh is like having a motorcycle with hologram capabilities and you're playing card games on it.

In my experience, even 10 years ago when the game was much slower, yugioh was harder for people who came from a mana system to learn how to play without mana than it was for a yugioh player to learn a game with mana.

All the good players are now in master, and the top are in master 1. Diamond is just a cakewalk if you know what you're doing.

He keeps asking questions rarran doesn't know and keeps assuming rarran knows something when he clearly doesn't and keep saying why you not know this etc.. everytime.

​​​ You ask people questions they may not know so that they are encouraged and pressured to figure it out themselves with a nudge of direction. This way is far better at retaining what was learned than just explanation, especially when you can assume the learner is either overwhelmed by context, or has no context. Thats almost literally teaching 101. As for the "why dont you know this" hes probably actually suprised, either at how far he got without knowing, how it didnt come up before, or how the game tutorial didnt teach well.

Rarran is basically a 6y.o. with adhd it would take him 30 years to understand what ash blossom does

Dude, if Farfa had done that, he would have just lost on spot when he met actual players, at least doing things like this will give him the situations and informations on why he should go into a specific combo lines then after that Farfa and him can review with replays rather than let him fail, lose and talk about it after. Because if he had made mistakes and lost on spot, he would have had to visualize the situations from the points he made those mistakes and build the combo lines from then, which makes it more confusing and hard for both Farfa and himself since he haven't quite remembered those cards' names and effects yet

Bruh Blizzard has their own in-house cinematic team. If they wanted to, they would. The team is probably tied up doing WoW stuff right now.

Nah Blizzard just busy ruin their own reputation at least several times in a week lmao​@@GaussianEntity

@@Test-mq8ih Way to miss the point

What is the point of commenting something this is negative?

​@@SnackMuaywhat's negative about this?

@@SnackMuay it's funny and accurate

Not really. Some people can just get a hang of it easier than others

​@@red2794like me Tbf thou it was a disaster

@user-jx1jr3gs8t I think what helped me is that I just played simple decks like Starry Knight and Magistus when I first played

@@red2794 I played dark magician then fucking D/D/D

@@red2794 Yeah, I haven't played yugioh for 10-12 years, then started again in 2020 during the pandemic by after having watched the occasional cimooo and glasgowYGO content. In 2020 I really went into competitive while playing adamancipators. Super simple deck to play. An actual "always click yes" deck. Played some eldlich as well and now I'm sitting here diamond in MD with dogmatika shaddoll invoked. Yugioh feels really easy if you have the time to read and not sit in ranked on a clock. He should've just went into EdoPRO and played against bots to actually learn meta decks and how to play against them instead of starting with a pack opening simulator like master duel.