How to Play Weiss Schwarz | An In-Depth Tutorial 

try watching how to play yugioh :P

Gerald Tedja Yu-Gi-Oh is really easy in comparison XD

yea so is vanguard

lol, if u already learn ow to play vanguard, playing buddyfight and weiss schawrzwill be easy, bcuz theyre almost the same, but ifu play yu gi oh first, its hard to play vanguard and, buddyfight and weiss shcarwz

no its just the clocking and triggers are so diffrent and threre so many too

Same I like the feeling of official artwork in my physical hand

Weeb

Exactly.

Amen dud xD

Same, collecting these is a great hobby in and of itself.

Its next to impossible with a niche game like this, especially in a country which is not accustomed to playing these sorts of games and is hard to find them selling it locally

try comic shops, googleing for cards shops. etc etc.

indeed. I wonder whether there is any community in Scotland playing this game...

Glad to be of help. If you have any ruling questions feel free to ask ^^

No problem, I am glad that you found it useful ^^

which of these games do you think is the best to play? i played magic and yugioh and i am kinda disappointed in both and i am thinking about starting Vanguard now

Dimiitri Vanguard is a good choice. Also if you want to watch the show or learn how to play, The reboot is free on vanguard’s channel Dubbed and subbed

@@RoseForTheApocalypse try keyforge, it's a much more balanced game than yugioh and magic because all players only get to buy a random preconstructed deck that can't be separated from its own set and the deck you buy is the only available card combination in the whole world.

What about the card version of pokemon tho idk how to even play i just trade

@@RoseForTheApocalypse if ur young buddyfight is a good choice most kids play buddyfight but wouldn’t recommend since the show is ending soon, vanguard is more popular among the teens

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+RegentPie Thanks. If you can find a partner and play through a couple of turns, it should start to become a lot clearer. It can be a lot to take in without a game in front of you '^^

How good is the balance of this game would you say? I think I read that decks are limited based on series, so how does that balance out from one deck to another?

+RegentPie Sets these days get a few similar abilities and then some unique ones specifically for them. This helps towards making the game well balanced, as everyone has a handful of common effects. Each set's unique feel keeps deck building fresh and interesting too. Much like other card games, the strength of an effect influences the power of a card, so a series doesn't spin out of control. The rare time that does happen, and it happens to everyone, it is rectified fairly quickly. Also, these effects or cards never make it to the English game, an example of this is Kantai missing cards or Nisekoi having different effects. This gives the English version an added layer of of protection. On top of the power balance, the mechanics of the game help decks from different series interact well with one another. Finally, once you get into the more advanced play you realise that a lot of the parts you believed to be random can, to an extent, be controlled. Sure, some games you will just run through a lot of climaxes early on, but through careful play and maximising your stock you can dig yourself out sticky situations. Sorry for the wall of text, I tend to get a bit carried away when talking about this game '^^

Haha, don't worry, I like reading informative posts so I appreciate what you've written. I plan on buying a rather expensive trial deck soon, so knowing how the game is set up before then helps a lot. I used to play YGO and I feel it's lost a lot of its balance since I started. Maybe I just haven't changed with the time? Anyways, I look forward to trying this game out and playing with people. Shame there isn't a console game though, at least not from what I've seen. I, and probably others, learn tcgs easier through those. Thank you again for your help.

+RegentPie No problem, glad you found it useful. One last note, there was a PSP game released a few years ago but only in Japan. It came in a Weiss and Schwarz variant. They both contained all the same cards, but the version depended on which side it was easier to collect cards for. If you can get through the Japanese it is good for getting used to the rules. It is just a shame that the AI isn't the best '^^

Hayse1q1 +2 soul climaxes sound OP with those house rules lol The climax-cancel mechanic just gives players a much higher incentive to play more strategically imo. You will want to control the location of each of your cards throughout the game. For example, you may choose to use brainstorm abilities to pay out triggered climaxes and mill out your deck to force out an early refresh that will have a higher CX-to-nonCX ratio, allowing you to have an increased probability of cancelling damage. Also, this is by no means unfair seeing that both players are capable of doing this. Those who do not "compress" their deck tend to lose much more often than those who do.

WhtRoseDuelist Well Climax cards are OP as they are, completely negating damage was too much as it was very frustrating and not fun for me and my friends when 7 damage that was supposed to be dealth get brought to 2 damage, over and over and over. And the other player gets a lucky streak and never has his opponent ever draw a climax for his/her damage stemp. It's especially disheartening when the player plays the climax card for a big play and it's all for nothing due to repetetive climax draws. It's our house rule, and it's how we play. This way the player who would play a climax card that gives extra souls can still get SOME reward from the big play, but still negates the single soul damage completely.

Thanks for watching. I will hopefully put out more content in the new year ^^

I am glad you found the video useful, welcome to Weiss Schwarz ^^ When I lived in the UK I used to get all my cards from either AmiAmi, HobbySearch, Yuyutei or a local game shop. Importing isn't too bad, so I suggest you give those places a look. There are also some popular American based websites like HammerGirl that you may find useful, but sadly I am not too knowledgeable on those '^^ If you have any other questions just let me know.

You can always play the japenese one with an english print on top of the text area! At least that what my friends does with his kancolle deck and ill do with my Railgun S deck when its arrives c:!