Can You Beat YuGiOh Forbidden Memories With A Dinosaur Only Deck? 

In the beginning you mentioned not having issues with villager 3 however you should be aware that he can summon black skull dragon as well as twin headed thunder dragon.

Try a exodia deck only

For the win because of your phrase, beating this game with only dinos is a proof of your skill

It is sooooo satisfying to do that! 🤣🤣

AMBATA-raigeki

Just like in real life back in the day 😂😂

@@LordRazzia sometimes even now. If you aren't playing against some meta bs.

That or Pyro. No field bonuses. Weak to Umi field. A whopping 9 different Pyro cards

i was the dumb a** as a kid trying to win with a fairy deck, this makes more sense why I always failed against the high priests.

At least Pyro has the benefit of not having half the boss gauntlet’s field hinder you like Fairy

I get why but Isis is her name. Context is not something RU-vid considers. Isis is probably better well known for the Egyptian goddess anyways. Imagine making a video about her and have RU-vid scold you for saying a name of a terrorist group when you were talking about the goddess? People should be allowed to talk about them anyways

​@@bennu547its an automated responce, way back when they were uploading videos to recruit people on youtube, so of course youtube freaked out over it

Right?? The chance is so slim but you basically get so defeated mentally when you see it

First time Seto played blue eyes ultimate dragon (I was 6 when I got this game) I quit the game because I was certain there was no way I could win. Wish I kept the game...

Handy to know about the spell vs trap grey out! I never noticed that, makes things heaps easier for final 6

I was going to actually say this! Another useful tip, is that the final six or any STRONG opponent, would either: Raigeky, S. Circle, Crush Card you etc, if you have a strong monster and don't attack and destroy their mosnters, like at 58:37 you didn't attack Seto because you were scared of the greyed out set card, and he could've Raigekid you (it was actually weird he didn't, you got very lucky in the final six run)

another useful, but not entirely consistent trick is of you put a monster in face down attack position your opponents sometimes just refuse to attack. Even if they have something like gate guardian on the field. No clue why they do this and like I said not always going to work, but if you find yourself about to lose and no cards that can save you it can sometimes buy you a turn or two

@@chaossnowkitsune6377 cause they can't see your cards.. But there are opponents I think from heishin 2 forward that can see your face down cards, so that wouldn't work against them. The last trick I remember is against seto 3rd if you play a monster in face down attack position as your opener it makes it likely he won't play BEUD

Really? Huh.. I didn't know that. My main source for any tricks I know of in this game come from my own experience of playing it. I never really bothered looking up guides for it as by the time I had access to the internet I had already played this game for hundreds of hours and knew from trial and error enough of the game to get by. Granted I only beat the game once because I got lucky with a Meteor Black Dragon drop as well as multiple red eyes and meteor dragons to fuse more.

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@@QuentinT4Wheels what is bro waffling about 💀

@@redeyeskuriboh2839 "At a decent rate" isn't true at all. Did you play this game back in the day? I farmed Meadow Mage for hours upon hours, for the longest time, to the point where I could consistently S and A rank him, and only had ever gotten 1. I straight up cheated, by creating new games on a separate memory card, and transferring over the good cards like Raigeki, Dark Hole, and equips, and I still never beat the game.

@@redeyeskuriboh2839I think the reputation is more due to how bs the game can be between op boss monsters and ai hax, as well as that final gauntlet.

​@@redeyeskuriboh2839That is kind of like saying most RPG games are easy. As long as you are willing to grind. It is easier now that strategies, drop rates and fusion tables exist but you won't beat this game without considerable knowledge and time investment. I think when a game is this luck based as well. I think calling it difficult is a fair comment. It is like an RPG where every battle is a loot drop where 99% of the time you get nothinf

what's the opposite of ratio

Well that’s exactly why it’s hard. Your entire point is is that the game is easy so long as you get far enough in to unlock Meadow Mage and get Meteor B Dragon and Megamorph. Understanding how the fusion mechanic works, power creep and knowing who drops what and needing to farm a lot makes the game very difficult. Just because you read how to do everything doesn’t make it easy

I would not be surprised if he had more since the card slots are completely randomized. Balance at its finest 👌

@@Jon_Oh from what Ive read, opponents are balanced to only have access to 3 copies of a card and that Pegasus having 4 Raigekis is the only time the 3 copies rules is broken in this game.

there's a vid on here that just shows that on some opponents the AI changes a card in their hand if it's not good enough@@Jon_Oh

this is actually a commonly thrown out misconception about this game. pegasus does not have 4 raigekis

I S Tec-ed Pegasus dozens of times. He doesn't have 4 Raigekis

Paranoia of youtube scanning videos for stuff like that lol

Agreed, since there are multiple resets and me often reloading save states to save myself time restarting the game the RNG isn't consistent with a normal run. This would be near impossible as a speedrun

"Random BS Go!" Is a valid strategy 😅

how do you think kids played this lol

Wow man thank you! I'm glad you enjoy the content and appreciate the support! I'm going through all 20ish types so i plan to keep the nostalgia going!

Seconded, fun idea - something fresh and not just THTD all day every day

Thirded. I sank so many hours into this game as a kid. Never beating it until recently actually. I'm excited to see this!

Same

Megazowler,Sword arm of Dragon,Brachio raidus and MEGAMORPH(3 of those,3 bright 🏰 & 3 invigoration). Raigeki,Widespread Ruin x3,Acid Trap Hole x3,Wasteland for field bonus,SHOULD get W's on BOTH Heishin,all 3 Seto,Sebek,Neku,Labyrinth mage,ALL low & High mages,Dark Nite & Nitemare(BEUD & Gate Guardian in hand at START of his opening turn...be careful...). Can't SPEEDRUN this and get PEFRECT hands EVERY opening turn WITHOUT cheating...not with THIS cast of characters...

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Actually, it's a bit more complex than that. The AI can have over 5 cards in hand, yes as strange as it sounds, the IA actually has over 5 cards, how many are pre-defined by the opponent you are facing, some has 7, other 6, etc. and NItemare has 15! However the game doesn't show a giant hand of cards because of the UI, instead it will replace the first card in the hand with the card the IA wants to play, so if Seto draws BEUD, and it is on slot 6 or over, it will replace whatever it is on the first position. Also, this was completely intentional by the developers and I don't think its IA 'cheating', This was a workaround to the limit of 3 cards deck to create some interesting challenges for players, FM is still mainly a single-player game and it was designed with some progressive difficult, so by increasing hand size, the latter bosses have more chances of pulling their boss monsters to create some challenge instead of the player almost always stomping them on their 2500- monsters that compound most of the decks due to the limited cards available. Still, this creates a cool dynamic that if you are lucky enough you can still have the chance opponent not pulling their aces and you have can win easier as happened to this run

​@@essenturesas fascinating as that perspective on game design is, it just makes it seem like the Final 6 are doing some absolute bullshit at the player's expense. This is especially considering if you lose to any one of the final bosses, you have to start all over.

​​​​​@@essenturesI mean, who thinks Seto summoning Blue Eyes Ultimate Dragon turn 1 is a fair challenge for players, when all you really have are 2500 atk beat sticks? Even knowing there's a marginal chance you *can* win a duel a lot earlier and easier, all that does is make Forbidden Memories seem luck based than offer an exciting challenge with a single-player's difficulty curve. I like gambling too, but not when losses set me back an hour's worth of my time at bare minimum

@@essentures idk man this feels kinda like the AI cheating, even if it's programmed. The game delibetery doesn't show you the extra hand space so when the 1st card changes, it feels like total cheating. If the UI could communicate the extra hand cards for AI opponents then no one would complain.

the AI is still "cheating" as in, using stuff that the player is just incapable off in a game that is pretending to be a 1:1 mirror for booth partys @@essentures

Don't you mean DarkNite? Nitemare only has monsters in his deck.

😂 this is the start, video 2 should be coming soon!

Definitely on the list. Cannot tell which one is worse in terms of monster drops 😅 both are bad lol

That sounds like self-inflicted torture for sure

"And away we go!"

You can also make Summoned Skull with Job-Change Mirror and any Fiend monster

My exact thoughts while playing it. I'm going into these completely blind half expecting to lose!

There are a lot of ways to beat the game without Twin Headed and MBD. Probably the best way is relying on Summoned Skull (2500 atk card). It's the second best fusion after Twin Headed.

@@MaskedGuyCh Perhaps, but I think the idea is mostly the difficulty of the final gauntlet, combined with the actual cheating the game is doing in the background. Without careful prep, you could run afoul of a Meteor B. Dragon, slay it, only to be met with a Gate Guardian or Ultimate Blue Eyes next turn, perhaps even back to back. This game is a lot of fun, but boy is it ruthless when it counts.

@@GambeTama The final 6 is ruthless no doubt, but with enough preparation (3 Megamorphs and 3 Bright Castles from Pegasus, Widespreads, etc) it's very possible to beat the game without Twin Headed or MBD. It's a good challenge for sure.

I remember as a kid, I fused for Crimson Sunbird and used a ton of equip cards to go to 9999 atk, I would carefully crash weaker monsters into widespread ruin, or fuse machine conversion factory and follow wind to dust the traps away.

Gotta say, same thing happened to me. This was before i knew how equips worked 😅

I was on the fence with doing Daz and Damo, but it was fresh in my head after they re-did the scene as the voice actors themselves

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Thank you! and yes all 20ish types are my plan