Client is also very fluid and well optimized, compared to mtg arena which appears nicer aesthetically but overall feels slower and clunkier

Also better than stuff like edopro. But md isn’t free.

As a f2p player who has played other gacha games it’s very f2p friendly. I have most meta decks built. Just gotta be smart with your crafts

​@clouds_0602 It's terrible on switch. Lags soo much with the new fields.

​@@hiimroo3120as a f2p player who could've make almost every meta decks, but then i spent my gem on random plebs deck instead, yea i agree, game is f2p friendly

It never has been and never will be when it keeps getting support. The deck has not died. That’s the deck you don’t want to face when you’re on win streaks and they go first.

Branded never dies

More like branded win because of Maxx c but we don't talk about that here

I don't get it why are you sheeps so certain that braindead is gonna die ?

Any deck is still alive with Maxx c.

Every deck has there lows and highs lol

He may as well have played into the maxx "C" in that last game. Purrley draw a billion cards every turn anyway, and if you manage to get to Machinex with two activations live, you at least have a chance of surviving their turn.

D/D/D needs a summon animation

@@GameThot I have no idea why dinomist has animation before a lot of better options lol. Abyss actors I get but dinomist ? Threw me off when I got on this game.

@@GameThot agreed. Gotta be Mach cuz he a goat

It is just a gamr

@@drxpangel34 So why get so upset over it

@@Stadtfeldi dude laughing about a deck is nothing serious ain’t real life anyway right

@@drxpangel34 I guess? But you can say that about anything that's contained online. Suddenly saying "well it's not serious because it's not real" is kind of a copout

​@@Stadtfeldiit just seems like shits and giggles to me. nothing too deep about it.

Purrely are the big boys

The 2nd duel vs dragon link is ok i guess. But the first... It hurts. So much things he could do

People who are playing Kaijus outside of Mikanko are also playing Kaijus wrong right now too. Kurikara should be the leading Kaiju in this meta, but it's really not getting enough play.

Show us then how to play it

@@Morasaky Prioritizing Hu Li first and foremost is the safest and best way to play Mikanko but I see a lot in the tournament is that they summon Ohime first thing which is actually punishable, I would secure having Hu Li on field first than to summon Ohime that searches it's archetypal cards and summon her when she is safe to summon or if Hu Li is in my field if you lose Ohime you will lose a lot of value

@illidanreyes9242 i agree with u but there are a lot of times were huli is not in ur hand or grave so u need to set it up with ohime so u can summon her. I think i did pretty good i had some mistakes here and there but i got 2nd at the end

You late to school again kiddo.

If that's what you think, then you really weren't paying attention at all. The Branded player lost by being arrogant and playing into Nibiru every single time. Even if you are being reckless the first time and it's unexpected, you're being stupid to get hit by it over & over again when you know Mikanko's easiest win condition.

@@randumo24 Wow you are so right. He should end on the 4th summon and then lose from the reflect damage. You are a genius why didn't I think of that.

@@ksiliana You really don't get it. You have to plan for what you want your field to be in 4 summons when you KNOW your opponent is playing Nibiru if you can't play through it and set up a fat field afterwards. It was their own fault for playing into it after getting Nibiru'd in both game 1 AND 2. You have to adjust your gameplay in a set. Getting hit with that card 2 games in a row shows that your opponent is almost certainly playing multiple copies, and that chances are going to be too high that they'll have the card in hand again. You have to know what you're doing, but you don't even have to know that much to know how easily you lose to Nibiru. You already know the Nibiru token is going to be well over the 4,000 limit that is the difference between 2 Mikanko cards and 3. It's A LOT easier to get 2 bodies on the field than 3.

@@randumo24 None is reading that. And I already can tell you are wrong since you want to stop at 4 summons against mikanko.

@@ksiliana And I can already tell you don't know Mikanko. It is infinitely easier to get two Mikanko bodies on the field than 3. The only way you're guaranteeing to bury yourself is to play into Nibiru when you can't play through it. It was clear as day between game 2 and 3.

comment snowflake spotted.