I think the best fundamental is to play Red

Really good tips. One topic that I think would be really helpful in a future video is when to counter, when to take life, and when to protect your board. It's one of the most nuanced elements of the game and possibly the hardest to master!

Cross for the people out here. Preciate the informative video my dude. As much as I’ve grown in this game there were a few things covered here that I tend to forget more than I’d like to admit. Having reminders in a video form like this is so essential. Thank you 👏

Great video. And to answer your question, yes, I'd like to see some gameplay with the main top decks, commenting the reason behind each choice

Would love to get a part 2 of other fundamentals we should keep in mind

That was the best optcg vid on the tube

very informitive video, the only thing imma point out is the very begining of the video when you mention not swinging with characters at leader early, this depends on the color you are playing and what color/leader you are playing and playing againts AND it also depends on your playstyle and decklist, sometimes changing the focus of your opponent to your board makes you able to plan haed (obviously depending on the situation) so i woudnt take the option of swinging with characters early, the many situations i win by just swinging with characters early works, but again it depends on the opponents leader/color most of the time, the rest of teh video is absolutely PERFECT! ESPECIALLY THE PLAY AROUND TRIGGERS PART, i learned the hard why to do this by just losing so many games to the triggers that i got trauma and started playing around with experience, about those triggers the best a new player can do is research popular events/triggers in popular cards.

great advice I've been having trouble in endgame and your advice on swinging at characters is great

This is such a solid fundamentals for new and existing players. This video is tough. 💪

Amazingly informative video! I've always had issues with knowing when to attack and how to avoid triggers but this video taught me how to deal with this stuff, much appreciated

Thank you for this amazing Video! It will be a very good start for people trying to get into competetive play for One Piece ultimately growing a bigger Community.

Sick vid, we need more vids like this. Some tips and tricks as well :)

wait, what software of application is this? It looks neater than the SIMs game to play the one piece tcg

What program or app is?

My guy, please shout out your own patreon in your videos! great beginner guide btw!

Thanks for the content. I'd love to see a part 2. Just and observation: I did not hear you talk about magic number 8K when you face 6k blockers like Borsalino or Queen. What do you think about that matter? Thanks!

0:50 bruh your buggy can't even die 😂

How can I play this online as you are? What app is this?

More of these

solid video

Great video

What's the name of the simulator?

Okay blue bird I see you

May i know what is this sim?

Im confused, at 5:15 you say 6k blockers are good because they can absorb 2 shots from opponent. Then at 6:30 you say against a 6k blocker just go 5k attack and then 8k attack to kill it. Which is it ? Is it good now to block a 5k for free or is it bad now because you can easy clear it then ?

How are you playing on pc?

I know this is a video I can replay, and I know you probably play as many OPCG games per day as I have total, but this went by so fast that I feel more confused about the game that when I started. I'm sure the advice is good, I just don't think I can follow it. Maybe I'm not cut out for this game or something.

What is this variant of tabletop to set this up? Seems super useful for practice

What about with film kid does the no unit swing apply or do I disregard it?

can you hit a leader multiple times in one turn after already KOing it?

Can you set up negates?

Which app or simulator is that one?

When we getting the shadowverse deck profile my guy

What platform is this?

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what app is this