Hi, I only started playing the One Piece card game in October 2023. One of the first videos about the game that KZfaq suggested to me was from your channel. I subscribed to you immediately because the videos were super insightful, funny and educational at the same time. At this point I just wanted to say thank you for all the time you invest for us players. Even now, when you seem to be having more difficult times, you upload new material. Thank you for your dedication and all the best for the future. By the way, I think what is really cool about this Masterclass-Video is that you uploaded it without background music. The music often distracted me. Since I come from Germany, I need my concentration to translate what I hear in my head and understand the moves. This made me have to rewind a lot.😅🙈 You're great, keep it up and stay healthy. Greetings and love from Germany🤘🏼

Eveytime I see a heart pirates video - Instant like. Thanks for all your videos! Got top 64 past two regionals watching your videos while feeding my newborn in the middle of the night. 🤙🏼🏅

Next I'd like to see a video about players who OVERVALUE advantage and don't push wins when they should. In too many top tables and local matches do I see somebody in a CLEAR position for victory, but they wind up turtling one turn too long because they either A. Miss the obvious safe route to victory B. Don't understand the probability math behind going for a game win fast. They instead look at their hand/boardstate and go "I'm going to lose if I push and fail, so I better just try to survive , because if they have something to stop me I'll lose for sure next turn." These are the players who when their opponent is on death's door at 0-1 life they fight tooth and nail to try and take EVERY advantage before winning the game. They fight for board advantage, hand advantage, don advantage, everything except what will actually just give them the straight up win. Sometimes this is the right call, but I'd like to see a video exploring when IT IS NOT THE RIGHT CALL. I probably have seen this happen the most with Law players who will drop 2-3 searchers and trigger leader for 2 lategame, (using like 5 don that could've been invested to straight up win the game) trying to and sometimes failing to get more advantage.

Awesome guide. One piece is my third card game. I grew up playing pokemon and yugioh card games and your guide basically covers the fundamentals of the gameplay for a strategic way to win battles in card games. Very happy to learn from you :)

this was a next level video for newer players like me to improve my game. thank you!

Great stuff, as always. Love the gameplay videos and tier lists, but videos talking about theory and optimizing play and builds through math concepts in cards games are great. You and Vv keep it up

Awesome stuff as always bro love to see it🙌 also bro if you hosted online tournaments that’s be so cool too

Just wanted to thank you for all the good work you put out, i got my first top 8 at locals bc of you man

Hey man, hopefully you’re doing well with your workload in the last few weeks! Can you show a potential purple Kaido decklist for op06? Have a nice day!

I'm trying to join your discord, but for some reason I cannot find a link for it anywhere. Do you have to be a member to join?

2:11 heard ..lighthing up some herb 😂