It's a game where victories and losses literally mean nothing, and the only winning move is not to play. Never forget that Konami is a company focused on gambling products, and the only reason Konami keeps Yu-Gi-Oh! going is because it still targets kids and otaku in Japan, and addicts in the West. This isn't what Kazuki Takahashi ever had in mind, and as such has even distanced himself from Konami's mess with the exception of some artwork deals over the years.
Yu-Gi-Oh! proper is over and has been for a long time. Even their shitty 3 year long spin-off cartoons (commercials) have no relevance in the West anymore, which lets 4Kids (4KMedia, yes they still exist) get away with even worse edits and dubs year after year for their limited releases. TCG products are much cheaper quality with thin cardboard and foils that have been warping out of the packs for several years now, especially from all-foil mini sets. The OCG being the original game with higher quality products, events, ban lists, and support in general. That's not even mentioning the discrepancy between OCG and TCG. You even got strung along with VRAINS hoping for your Link 1's and 2's to solve archetype problems and now they are just resetting the game again anyway. It's almost as if the people designing the new cards have the mindset of repurposed video game developers (Konami refugees), as this increasingly convoluted mess of a modern game fits much better in a digital format than in real life tabletop play. The escalation of Quick effects during Arc-V and beyond was their unnecessary excuse for "more player interaction" but ironically it caused the opposite. Each new meta deck is exactly the same as before with a new coat of paint, and there is little to no interaction with your opponent. It's become an endless marketing cycle of the same tired special summon spam, floodgates, and turn ending negations. Imagine believing Yu-Gi-Oh! post Upper Deck split and post downfall of Konami holds any value. (Wiki with information for players, new and old) No video game/mobile exclusive franchises and no card game spin-offs. Talk only about original Japanese franchises. Definitely check out Dungeon Dice Monsters.Īll are fun for pet/archetype non-meta decking.
1v1ing a trash talker series#
The World Championship series (2004-2011) and Duel Academy (2006) are pretty good too. Tag Force Special (2015) is the best to play for learning the game with many of the new cards. Tag Force 1-6 are the best if you want a story (2006-2011, 6 has only the first 25 XYZ monsters).
1v1ing a trash talker Pc#
For that reason, make sure to have your popcorn ready on Christmas Eve, as their next matchup will surely have more on the line with the playoffs looming.For online: YGOPro Percy (for PC), YGOProES (for Android) - Īrchive with all games playable on PC (mostly through emulation): Perhaps Trevon Diggs can seek his revenge later in the season when the Cowboys face off against the Eagles again. He proved to be the top pass option for Jalen Hurts, as Brown recorded 67 yards and a touchdown off of five receptions. On Sunday night, it appeared AJ Brown got the best of Trevon Diggs. They’ll be facing each other often throughout their careers, as the Eagles and Cowboys play each other twice every season.Įven so, trash-talking is all fun and games, but it’s walking that’s most notable.
If anything, this could be the beginning of a thrilling rivalry between the two. However, we have to take the Eagles wide receiver for his word, as he doesn’t seem bothered by the altercation with the Cowboys star. Regardless, things looked a bit heated between Brown and Diggs. Even Nick Sirianni delivered some verbal blows at Dallas at the end of the game. Trash-talking happens all the time in every sport. “Two dawgs just bumpin’ heads.” #Eagles #Cowboys /gzCwa1N9aK “Guy was trying to apply his dominance, but I wasn’t going for it. Brown downplayed the talk with Trevon Diggs.
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