DARK WORLD vs CYBERDARK Yu-Gi-Oh 3x Structure Duel! 

No not at all, just a lot of miss plays lol

It was hilarious lol

I just rewatched it now after doing some practice with my own 3 copies and I was like "damn, Alex really didn't use Dark Worlds to the max." He could have popped off the whole time and left you without cards in hand. The deck is insane right now.

I would say that you guys were having fun. The details werent really important. But Dark Worlds are back baby and better than ever.

what was the deck list that Alec used for his deck

Thank you

I was about to say....

Nobody said we could read.

1st rule of Yugioh: Read your cards 2nd rule of Yugioh: Don't ever read your cards!

@@TeamAPS Of course, the true Yu-Gi-Oh Stereotype: "Players can't read"

Unless its full with missplays :D

@@funGohan or floodgates...

*plays mystic mine*

I’d say it depends on how the match goes tbh. Draw pass turn Draw Pass turn Draw Pass turn isn’t any better than First turn Board Break Challenge. Yes, I’m talking to you Mystic Mine.

Only true now Mine is banned!

Thank you! I thought that ceruli needed a dark world card, like parl, to activate the discard effect. But since ceruli is a dark world card that special summons itself, the discard effect activates as soon as it's on the field. Now i know why its used.

yea ceruli discarding silva is ridiculous

I dueled my brother with DW structure deck. Explaining ceruli to my brother almost ended in a fight. He thought he was the opponent when it was summoned to his side.

Yes

Laugh Out Loud.

Same with the Cyberdark deck, considering I just got 3 myself.

Yeah I was thinking exactly that so when he played cyberdark invasion and it’s effect he should have attacked 3 times (1 for cyberdark invasion 1 for cyberdark end dragons effect and the final attack per turn) right?

@@adilirfan9316 wath?

Yo to explain he would only be able to attack twice the number of cards equipped to it are the amount it can attack.

​@@adilirfan9316 no. It works like this: No equipped cards: 1 attack, 1 equipped card: 1 attack, 2 equipped cards: 2 attacks

I'd like to see a rematch with zanes ying yang cyber dragon deck vs yubel jessie's advanced crystal beast with the new crystal beast structure deck

@@tylerholland6112 AGREED

I love playing these two decks but my aqua fish and my penguin deck both demolish these decks

@@_JesusChrist. my water deck, dragon link and predaplant deck would be enough to destroy your aqua fish and penguin deck

@@tylerholland6112 oh I highly doubt that! Not a single predaplant has beaten me yet but maybe you’re better than the rest? Best of luck getting through my penguin disruption after all of that!

Yeah I don't know how they didn't work that out

Exactly was going to say this lol

The first card doesn't give it an additional attack

@@bernieattorney5797 true he needs 2 to make a second attack

@@bernieattorney5797 correct

ya this whole duel was full of misplays

idk it makes it feel really artificial... watching a scripted game isnt really fun

@@ich3730 i feel like it makes it kida better, like theyre playing it safe. Imagine if Paul just did the best combo in the deck in the first hand, and after that Alec manages a eay to counter it. It is over, paul doesnt have anything else to do. Besides, i play cyberdark, it is so boring to combo for 5 minutes straight, imagine watching someone combo for 5 minutes straight

@@ich3730 that's why I can't watch calis videos anymore and he added cutaways into his duels and they feel bloated and scripted now

@@ed_pontes As much as I do love the classic days of GOAT format, there's something to be said for the resource management and counterplays available in modern Yu-Gi-Oh. I've recently started to get back into it on a casual level simply because two decks that I really love got support in 2022: Weather Painters and Dark Worlds. I've been practicing the two decks against each other and while Dark World keeps beating Weather Painters because the former really is just an insane deck in terms of advantage, Weather Painters can seriously do some work. It's a fun puzzle working through which cards to play in which order to get which results. It isn't as simple as letting the deck play itself. I won't say that all of modern Yu-Gi-Oh is similarly complex, but there's definitely some room for a middle ground.

Nah, it's more interesting when someone ACTUALLY finds a way to counter his opponent. If it's scripted it's not impressive

Screw Keel, all my cyber homies hate Keel. I don't even play 1 of him because with a worthwhile starting hand you wind up with enough Cyberdarks in rotation to make Cyberdarkness without him.

Lmao these guys were so bad. They really should have read the cards and done a few test hands

Paul said at the start that he's real familiar with this deck

Yaknow they take it easy so a mach doesnt end in 2 turns, make it more interesting to watch

Paul could have ended if they knew that Cyberdark End Dragon can always attack at least once. So Alec did not really win

It should be a lot more consistent then how he is playing 😅 I'm a cyberdark player and it hurts to watch haha

My only regret with the dangers is that they could have picked some better ones. Or removed the fillers like back jack for extra dangers.

@@NovusIgnis what do you mean by that

@@processcleric1812 That they could have included some of the better dangers in the deck, like Nessie, Jackalope, and Chupacabra. Chupacabra in particular is great for this deck because it's a fiend, which means it has type synergy with the rest of the dark worlds. The other Dangers in the structure deck are good too, but there are useless cards like the vanilla Dark Worlds, Absolute King Back Jack, Lilith, Lady of Lament, and Fabled Raven. These are cards that are simply not going to be used for this deck and could have been cut to allow more Danger monsters in the deck.

Friday, December 2nd.

@@vxicepickxv Also available at OTS stores on the 30th

He really is the best!

@@TeamAPS You guys are awesome, you inspired me to come back to yugioh