“I hate Cyberse” Bruh, Josh confirmed Knight of Hanoi

Admit it, the only reason why you harbour this hatred for Mathmech is because that one time you answered a Math question wrongly in class. It was a traumatic social experience. Thus why you cringe whenever a random Mathmech encounter happens. Fair points on your part though, good video

Honestly "Joshua hates Mathmech" is one of my fave memes rn and has a lot of potential. Edit: Well that was a fun run. GG Mr Schmidt!

"the cyberse archetype" as he accidentally said at the end perfectly entails this. Cyberse doesn't feel like a type, if feels like a single archetype because all cyberse archetypes and support do the same thing and splash the same cards

"Nice board you got there. Unfortunately..." Mathmech: "[Unaffected by card effects, other than Mathmech cards, while in the extra zone]" Tearlaments: *types up actual arguments and counter arguments* Marincess: "I'll just come back next turn." Kashtira: "You can't play." Labrynth: *blocked* Kaiju: *tributed* Naturia: "I am in your walls."

Alternative title: "Why you should play Mathmech."

Cyberse decks fall into 2 categories: 2 hour long combo that link climbs into a Towers, or 2 hour long combo that sets up 2 or 3 interruptions and having 4 handtraps in hand.

He's a man of literature, what can we say. He's not a number cruncher

Joshua Schmidt isn’t allowed play superheavy samurai after this video

Konami has spent the past several years muddling the meaning of "combo," and the consequence of that is a game in which even Trap-based decks like Altergeist and Traptrix are becoming combo decks, and an excessive percentage of games are decided by binary non-gameplay. I blame most of that on the design of Link Monsters, and I mean the cards themselves, not the entire mechanic. I don't think Link Monsters are inherently problematic or "ruined the game," but Konami seemingly forgot the inherent strengths of the mechanic after the first few releases. At its core, the Link mechanic does three unprecedented things: 1. It gives you the ability to send monsters to the GY with a degree of freedom not present in any other mechanic. Fusions require an external effect to perform the summon and are usually pretty restrictive in what materials they allow; there's an opportunity cost in that you have to build your deck around the ability to Fusion Summon. Synchros require you to both perform specific addition to ensure the Levels match up and summon the right ratio of Tuners to non-Tuners. Xyz Monsters require every material to be the same Level (and don't send their materials to the GY until they're detached). Even Pendulums require the Scales to play nicely with the Levels of the monsters you want to Pendulum Summon. Meanwhile, Link Monsters just don't care (with notable exceptions like Cherubini). If you have the material, which is frequently as generic as "monster," you can send it away. They're essentially Contact Fusions without any of the drawbacks (more generic materials, don't banish or shuffle the materials away with half the card pool, plus the next two points). 2. It gives you the ability to convert any garbage left on your board into a potential payoff. In an extension of point 1, the materials you're using aren't just being thrown into the GY for nothing; Link Monsters themselves are capable of having effects. This means that not only is any monster whose stats are listed in a Link Monster's materials able to be sent to the GY at any time to turn on any GY effects it might have, but it does this while also representing whatever effects that Link Monster might have. The most egregious example IMO is Striker Dragon. There are already a plethora of Level 4 or lower Dragon monsters with good GY effects. Because Striker Dragon exists, every single one of those cards is simultaneously always live and also always an extender. Link 1s are clearly the most heinous abusers of this power, but it applies to higher Link Ratings as well. Like all three of these points, this absolutely could be designed around; the problem arises when Konami decides to stop doing that, which they did. 3. This is the most important one, and Joshua alluded to this while talking about Link climbing. It converts materials into a payoff WITHOUT SACRIFICING BOARD PRESENCE. When you convert two bodies on the field into a Link Monster, you're putting those bodies in the GY, getting whatever effects the Link Monster itself has, and functionally retaining the same number of monsters on the field. You've gone from two Link Materials on field to... two Link Materials on field. If you make a Fusion Monster, that's it; those materials are in the GY, and you have to find some other way to keep playing, whether it's a Miracle Fusion clone, the effect of the Fusion Monster itself, or some additional starter/extender. If you make a Synchro Monster, that's it; you need some other effect to be able to summon more monsters. Sure, the Synchro Monster retains the total Levels of its materials, but the mechanic doesn't solely care about Levels; the quantity of materials on board also affects what you're able to do. If you make an Xyz Monster, those materials are under the Xyz Monster, and that Xyz Monster itself only counts for what it is. There are plenty of Xyz Monsters that let you cheat them out or rank them up, but those are individual effects specifically designed for certain scenarios; they aren't fundamental to the mechanic. None of these things are inherently problematic, which is why I don't categorically hate Link Monsters, but they are causes for caution. Unfortunately, Konami didn't exercise that caution for very long. Instead, they designed a plethora of Link Monster payoffs that utilized all the above strengths without sacrificing any power relative to other mechanics. They then allowed this power to warp their design philosophy, causing a dependency on increasingly ridiculous Link Monsters in 2017-2019 that could only be quelled with (banlists and) the introduction of increasingly ridiculous Fusion Monsters, Synchro Monsters, Xyz Monsters, and blowout cards. This isn't just general complaining about power creep; the game has reached a boiling point where, while there is still a ton of room for skill expression, it's become reasonable for the average player to expect a majority of their games to functionally be non-games. Luck and variance will always play a part in this game, but when so many games are decided by a flowchart of questions that answer themselves (Did my opponent draw access to their linear gameplan that pseudo-FTKs me? -> Did I draw the blowout that stops my opponent from psuedo-FTKing me? -> Do they have the counter to that blowout?) instead of interactions between players and actively-thought-out decisions, there's a fundamental problem that needs to be addressed. And what I, as a D/D/D player, find personally offensive is how, at a certain point, the line between a combo deck and every other style of deck became so blurry that the only way for Konami to create a viable deck they could confidently classify as non-combo was to give it access to every Trap in the game and put a summon restriction on its best cards (I'm talking about Labrynth). The premiere "combo deck" of the past few years, literally just called "Dragon Link" [Monster Type + Summoning Mechanic], is nothing but a pile of power creep backlog that forms a yucky, homogenous mess of extenders (nothing wrong with enjoying Dragon Link, but it's true). Hell, we ended up with Eldlich, a control deck, becoming a combo deck by splashing a small engine that, you guessed it, abused generic Link Monsters to summon generic post-Link-era Synchro bosses. An ostensibly Trap-based control deck in Altergeist keeps getting new support in the form of monster extenders. The non-Labrynth "control" deck of the format, Traptrix, is also just a combo deck in a magenta disguise. Superheavy Samurai, an old and terrible deck, has received support that's good enough to propel it to "best deck of the format" status, but not because it bolsters Superheavy Samurai's existing game plan, but because it supplants the deck's identity in favor of turning it into the best shell for spamming out bodies and summoning every generic boss monster printed in the past several years. Everything is becoming combo, and "combo" is becoming meaningless.

Change "Mathmech Circular" to "Junk Speeder" and Link climbing to Synchron climbing and you also have the same argument against Synchron.

In my opinion, the worst part of Cyberse decks is that since they only need 1 card to FTK you, they can play a shit ton of handtraps, and oh boy, it's not fun to get hit by 4 handtraps in a turn and lose to Circular eff on the next turn.

All going first decks auto win the game today if u just dont stop them...

Accesscode Talker, and other generic bosses like it, is one of the biggest issues with the game today. Obscenely powerful cards that homogenize an enormous amount of strategies into effectively the same thing with different steps.

Hey Josh, Splash Mage make Update Jammer, Summon Transcode, revive Update Jammer Summon Accesscode activate Update Jammer in GY Response?

There is nothing worse than getting hit by 5 handtraps and for your opponent to go "circular effect"

Happy now?

Kinda feel the same way. The only cyberse deck that I genuinely like is marincess, as its in archetype water restrictions force it to play within its own archetype and not "xd update jammer access code "

Josh: "Marincess doesnt end on oppressive boards". Average marincess player: " I constantly end into Towers, Omni, S/T neg, Monster Neg. " Sure, the water lock balances it somehow (for example you can't turn your combo into Bagooska turbo if interrupted) but i wouldn't call it "well designed". Same goes for Salad which for years now had been " get lucky to find a decent amount of interruptions/floodgates to survive until you can drop Jammered Accesscode".

I think its fine for cyberse to link climb easily, personally its what I feel the entire archetype is about. The issues I have is that cards like superfactorial feel like they were designed to be hard to set up to get their powerful effect, which circular made trivial. Accesscode is just a ban worthy generic card. I feel like cyberse locking was what was meant to keep the decks in check, but when you have the better link monsters to go into in the first place (heatsoul for +2, terahertz for aggregator + disabwurm, etc.) saying you can only make cyberse monsters feel pointless.

as a salamangreat enthusiast and a loyal marincess player i approve this video

In my local area we have like 6 Mathmech players every week... I am getting Circular nightmares...

Joshua Hates Mathmech has to be the best YGO meme in 2023

“I hate decks based around one broken card.” You can just say Branded Fusion, Josh. It’s ok. We’ll still love you. 😂

Mathmech really reminds me of Geist; an inconsequential archetype that is suddenly thrust into the competitive space because of one bloated support card that just does everything-Circular for Mechhs and Faker for Geist. Cyberse in general as a type feels wholly superfluous (much like Wyrms) and they seem more designed to work as a singular archetype than anything else; the amount of SS from the GY effects in the ED is absurd. Accesscode + Jammer is also very obnoxious, but I dislike Accesscode (and Borrelsword) in general for being OTK buttons that just sit in the ED.

The guy who created runic spright says he hates 10 minute combos that end on broken shit lol love u bud

I completely agree with your take on Cyberse-monsters, and I think it's quite ironic that Mathmech is your go to example. The whole identity of Cyberse is making Link-monsters, and that typing will never get rid of that. Like 2/3rds of all Link-Monsters are Cyberse and support Cyberse. It's similar to how Zombies are bound to Zombie World or Reptiles to Snake Rain, just much more extreme. And ironically Mathmech was made as a Cyberse-Deck that doesn't use Link-Monsters, instead it's supposed to focus on XYZs and Synchros. And it even had it's own OTK-tool in Final Sigma. But instead they mostly use Links and Accescode for OTKs. They kind of became what they were supposed to "fight" (the reliance of Cyberse monsters on Links). In general I feel like MR4 was a huge mistake and that YGO would probably better off if it never existed

Don't cry babygirl

Nobody tell him that mathmech has another one card starter now.

I can completely understand your arguments, but I do love the one card link climbing myself.

I always hated mathmech since pote, and I didn’t know how to put it into words, and now I know why, love the vid!

There are far more problematic and poorly designed architypes/types out there than Mathmech/Cyberse right now.

1 card combos that end on way too good of board are always frustrating. The other 4 cards can be hand traps, consistency, extenders, traps, etc. when a deck ends on more interruptions than you have cards in hand, this causes a big problem in game design.

Combine mostly one card combos, generic link monsters that extend your link climbing for free (or even worse, lock you into cyberse, like if that is gonna matter somehow), combine that most cyberse links are different attributes, combine transcode and update jammer and boom you have a cyberse deck, literally every time i play against a matchmech player i snore. Also add to it that they play tons of handtraps, I've had a game where this guy used gamma, ash, imperm, droll and next turn "activate circular effect"

I don't even mind Cyberse.dek's turn 1 because it is usually interesting interactions besides a vomit 5 negate board from other combo decks. Superfact+Conflict+a bunch of handtraps or any of the "worse" cyberse decks being towers turbo is at least interesting. The issue is moreso if they live with a decently weak board (Heatsoul+Conflict pass) they can still kill you out of nowhere turn 3 by sticking any 2 bodies. I don't even think Accesscode is the problem here since the card is fine in non-cyberse decks and it is moreso the literal free link climbing and doing 10600 damage with him.

Agreed, in a tournament i played against 3 cyberse decks (code talkers, mathmech, salamangreat) while I played dinobricks. Open with lith and pop 2 earth, they were all using accesscode so I banished their OTK monsters.The game got too slow when I couldn't follow my play, and the only one who endured the long game was salamangreat. Playing against them only affirms my hate to 1 card combo decks

"One card doing way to much is a very cybers kinda thing" Yes it is almost like 1 card combo is the expected standard for decks today. If you want examples for these cards: superheavy samurai prodigy wakaushi, Branded fusion, Generaider Boss Stage, Swordsoul Mo ye,... Just like a Mo Ye will make 2 Synchros, Circular makes 1 Link monster + superfactorial II think it is more of a problem of oversaturation. With every cybers deck using the same extra deck extenders, people get bored of seeing them.

''cyberse strategies ends games too quickly'' said by the guy that got angry cause he lost to time in battle phase

I feel the exact opposite and feel this a freezing cold take. The accesscode combo loses to 1 interruption.😂

i think branded on release is the perfect competitive deck. Very strong but fair, not too linear not too complex, and most of all, interactive.

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How do you feel about circular putting 2 bodies on board which then become 3 which climb to Accesscode compared to say spright blue or wakaushi or any other 1 card combo piece putting enough material on board to make a big boss monster? Like yeah Cyberse decks never have 4 different monsters on field but hows that functionally different? If anything it just means holding your imperm/veiler/belle for the Transcode is a far harder chokepoint than a Spright deck just summoning another material from hand and still having 3 other bodies on field when you hit their Gigantic. And it's easier to just veiler the 5300 Accesscode with 2 attacks than it is to interrupt 4 different monsters all of which provide a threat

Ive always considered Cyberse as something of a glass cannon and a great example as to why hand traps are needed 😂😂😂

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The thing is I understand, but code talker is my favorite archetype and I can’t be objective about the iblee lock with 14 extra deck monsters used and a U link + 2 monsters, it’s my loved archetype and i Cant get over it

Shoutout to the mad lad who topdecked Circular vs you in the recent nationals

Could not agree more, I don't mind most cyberse cards themselves but the fact they can be just 1 card stun combos that exclusively go for the Accesscode OTK next turn (with the exception of marincess) is so boring. And it won't get better because of The new link 5 firewall the access otk becomes "neo terahertz otk".

MATHMECH CIRCULAR IS RAPIDLY APPROACHING YOUR LOCATION

All I heard was " mathmech is a great deck if you want to win" 😂

it's so funny to me when people want access banned when jammer + transcode is an otk in itself like how is every single deck for an entire type playing 8+ of the same extradeck cards it's a clear sign of horrendous game design

very true. i started modern ygo on mathmech, and its been hard to unlearn the "otk or scoop" mindset.

In my opinion, single cards carrying a deck is fine as long as it’s combined with something interesting. No one’s happy if you get circular plus 3 hand traps but if you use those cards for something interesting (e.g libromancers), it makes much more diverse and high skill decks

Looking forward to the “but what about x?” defense squad’s presence to grace this video in defense of Mathmech kek.

The problem I have with cyberse decks is that they all revolve around the same cards, even if they archetypes are completely different. If a cyberse deck is going for game, regardless of what deck they actually are printed as, they will always go splash mage/transcode + update jammer to accesscode otk on turn 2 or 3. I think that cyberse decks have a lot going for them, but if they didn't have a generic 1 or 2 card combo enablers to guarantee lethal, I would be a lot happier, especially since that would let the in-archetype gane enders get more time in the sun, auch as Decode Talker Inverted, Salamangreat Pyro Phoenix, and Mathmech Final Sigma, all of which are completely unusable because accesscode is way too accessable and generic and outclasses them in every way.

I mean, I kinda see what he's getting at. My favorite and main deck rn is Branded Despia. I like a deck that can last past turn 3 and isn't focused on hyper combos to make unbreakable boards or a floodgate type board. (Before you ask, I hate Expulsion and the new Albion fusion too since it promotes a unhealthy playstyle) But admittedly, the deck lives and dies depending on whenever or not you have and can resolve Branded Fusion. I don't like it when a archtype is dependant on a single card and they lose hard when don't have that card. Because nowadays every new support a 1card deck gets revolves around that 1 power card. I would much rather have Branded in Red style support than even more ways to search Branded Fusion. Give me ways to play without having to rely on 1 super over the top power card a.k.a Circular. That's my 2 cents. I don't expect alot people to read this long winded rant of mine 😅

I think every tier 1 deck builds an unbreakable board turn 1 - that‘s the reason why everyone wants to go first. For example kash, they full zone lock u = loose. The special thing about the cyberse pile is the 100% otk as soon as there is no interruption anymore (with like 1-2 cards in ur hand)

The remix of the Lavender Town theme at the end fucking slaps

funny enough, this video was recommended to me right next to Pak's mathmech deck profile

I feel the same with pendulums. For the longest time, it doesn't matter what new pend deck came out, they all were decks that focused on ending with 5+ negates. Even to this day, new pendulum decks don't have any kind of personality. Even if solfachord or Valyantz have unique mechanics at the end of the day they just combo for 20 minutes to end on the same freaking field as every other pend deck bar 1 card at most. But my personal ranter aside, I'm with you that cyberse link climb is waaaay to common. It's stupid to think that most if not all cyberse decks that are meta relevant is because they have 10 diferent 1 card link climber into their boss monster/main setup. If splash mage already exists, why create so many other cyberse link2 that also revive from GY?

playing mathmechs feels like playing ygo in tutorial mode, you always do the same combo going 1st, the same accesscode line going 2nd and play a bunch of random hand traps

That's exactly the reason why Marincess is the only Cyberse deck I play in both MD and irl. The water restriction saves my favorite deck from turning into Accesscode turbo.

I agree with the sentiment on accesscode. Its the shooting quasar dragon of our time but getting to it is somehow easier/the lines are shorter/less fragile than that of the big synchro of the 5ds era, and it still somehow wins in one turn when it hits the board. Also, interrupting modern synchro lines into baronne for example actually feel impactful to your opponent's final board, whereas interrupting a link climb into accesscode barely requires any pivoting from the original plan on the opponent's part just by the way link summoning is designed without any solid requirements like monster levels.

Meanwhile in the real world Kashtira players are banishing from the extra deck and locking entire fields, purrely players are creating towers, superheavy creating unbreakable boards

I was waiting for the marincess mention because THANK YOUUUUU that deck is so neat

Cyberse is if Yusei's synchro deck became its own type and extra deck type, and they made them even more consistent. Take Link Climbing and look at what Synchrons do (with or without Junk Speeder) and you'll see the similarities. Starts with low levels and builds its way up to high level boss monsters.

I typed in "mathmech circular" and this is the first video that shows up. Perfection defines.

As a fellow mathmech hater, it is so nice to have someone agree with me

Pak posting a mathemch deck profile at the same time can't be a coincidence

hates mathmech but likes runick

I'm glad someone brought up link climbing, it also means a big part of the extra deck has to be those cards and imo it also makes the rest of the extra deck type cards weaker. Why play synchros when they all require a tuner and another monster when you can play a link climb, I personally don't like the one card requirement extra deck cards, it's like releasing a synchro which requires 1 tuner only on its requirements and they usually have an effect to lead to more.

"Exosisters Martha eating popcorns silently" Still Martha isn't as broken as mathmech circular

I call Circular a "Playmaker card" and it is pretty normal in modern deck. For example, Branded Fusion in Branded or Chixiao in Swordsoul. The differences between most Playmaker cards are usually in Extra Deck, and I think it is more consistent than Main Deck Playmaker because ED is easier to access. But for Circular, there are plenty of ways to add that card to hand.

I stopped an @ignister combo with a book of moon and I had an imperm set. He activated circular, made 2 different pops and then made accesscode for game.

When you sit through a salamangreat combo, then halfway through "Circular jumpscare" lol.

this is where things like bls soldier of chaos are quite nice. link 3, requires 3 monsters with different names, only gains protection if you use a level 7+ quite a nice way to do it.

I feel the same way about dakki the graceful makayashi. a normal summon that gives you 5 synchro summons and 4 link summons.

i agree the 1 card link climbing is very annoying that bcs cyberse monsters generaly dont have restrections in the whole type basically

I just came across this video after losing to mathmech and I was ranting to myself about every issue presented here afterwards. My rage feels vindicated :D

not exactly the same, but it reminds me of the problem with pendulum design: pend decks basically just electrumite (if its legal) or beyond the pedulum turbo into a 4mat apo and a bunch of other negates, often ignoring the in archetype boss monsters. they might not be very meta, but its always annoying to see pend decks with otherwise interesting mechanics get reduced to spamming bodies for generic boss monsters.

I'd say that's a modern Yu-Gi-Oh issue not cyberse specifically.Many decks have been made relevant by one card. One card engines like prankids and invoked or one card additions like spyral double helix did the same yet at a higher level, as they were format warping. Mathmech itself does decently at the regional level and hasn't won a major despite circular or any other support. Support that I would add haven't made the deck any better tbh. It also seems to get out classed by Super heavy Samurai as far as a combo deck is concerned.

Big fan of your videos Josh! Very insightful. I had this discussion with my friends the other day when they bought up Mathmech topping in the meta, but I think people's hatred of Mathmech, @Ignisters and Code Talkers to a lesser extent might stem from the fact that every single Cyberse monster is almost designed to be an extender or a starter that gets to your extender. Then there's Circular which is basically both, it can get really frustrating but to then why is Salad and Marincess deemed fine by the community then? Which then hits me, both decks need to play under Cyberse AND attribute locks, which makes their play patterns significantly more specific, I think the problems are twofold here that Mathmech seems to get away with everything they do because of the fact that they are playing under the softest locks.

I play Altergeists. They also link climb, kinda. But not in one turn. Also, there you typically lock yourself into Altergeists for the whole turn. That's why there you typically don't play Accesscode, but the Altergeist version of it (i.e. Altergeist Memorygant). I guess, you would be okay with it for now. But when they'll get their new support, they end on the link-2, the new link-4, 2+ traps and Multifaker on hand, having like 6+ Interruptions at turn one, also their effects can mostly not be negated. And all that with almost any combination of two Altergeist monsters. But good thing is, they are no cyberse. They just look like it. Also, how often have you poor guy been extra-linked?

Based take on Marincess, deck is designed beautifully and will always be viable in the competitive sphere.

As someone who played mathmechs before circular was released, and liked that they actually wanted to do Synchros and Xyzs and not just link-climb like any other cybers deck: I think Circular should have just locked you out of Link summoning for the rest of the turn.

it's funny that the only good feeling cybers decks are the 2 that lock you into an attribute preventing you from using other the other links that are all over the place with attributes. but the really question is wouldn't this argumentation also apply to dragon. the dragon type really has just become play all of the best dragons and dragon support cards printed to end on an auto win board. and dragon really is the only other type that has this play pattern with the one difference to cyberse being that cyberse pretends to be different archetypes but then plays 90% of the same main deck and 99% extra deck cards.

Im here from the future the evil has been defeated. Congratz to joschua for his hard work.

I really hate how branded fusion just summons a big body for basically free by using materials from almost anywhere. Imagine if i had a spell card that allowed me to go into accesscode talker with materials from my deck.

As a mathmech entusaist, I feel your arguments are very true

The Cyberse type gave every deck an otk tool in form of accesscode wich is very annoying. Otherwise the cyberse archetype would be fine if as you said they dont all just special themselves or a combo piece.

I find it funny, that both marincess and salamangreat are cyberse, because I have this friend that mostly plays salamangreat and I always come around with what essentially is the water version of his deck.

Joshua Schmidt would be the type of person who would do a yugioh anime tier list on stream and put Vrains at the bottom because Cyberse exists 😀

*makes a whole video about mathmec* Josh at the end: "it is not like it is bothering me" the "Kappa" face was perfect XD

Same could be said about Branded Fusion turning into 4-5 fusions on my opponents field with follow up and interuptions lol 1 card starters and combos have always been a thing in yugioh.

Marincess also have auto win fields, and that's when they activate Gozem Match, and the worst is that there are a lot of crazy players that play Gozem Match on Main Deck

So you would rather have more bad cards for potentially strong archetypes? All I’m really getting from this video.

I feel you man. Played in TOSS Format YuGiOh more regularly and had a blast with Salads. Came back after 3 years and I thought it would be similar with Mathmech, but it is not. I also have to say that Dragons are even worse because they use every Extra Deck mechanic the way Cyberse uses Link Summoning.

Same with Adamancipator and block dragon. You wait 7 minutes for their turn to go and they get Apollusa, Savage Dragon, Dragite, I:P and maybe even a Baronne with a imperm. Seriously you just scoop because its ridiculous to try to even get around that.

yea i understand that opressiv 1 card combos that play for 10 min are a real problem with cybers decks and make the games somethimes realy feel very unfai. so anyway activate spright starter summon blue, search jet.......

Cyberse enjoyer here, is it a good time to say I found a 1.5 card firewall defenser combo that ends on conflict, ulink iblee lock, and double bounce firewall dragon?

Spot the cyberse fan: But it’s cool for Kash to play a really long turn 1 locking every zone you have and if they leave a zone can just banish anything you play 🙃