I think a general "Here's what Kano is doing" video would be helpful for intermediate and new players alike. Basically an explanation of the deck's general gameplan, and how the important cards in each deck function, along with general heuristics on how to understand what the Kano player is doing on the other side of the table.
Eventually Ill make one but this is the gold standard for kano guides rn ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-XQ3a3jMb6Ak.html&ab_channel=ArsenalPass
Along with the video majiin linked, I'd also check out We Make Best's content for Kano. They tend to have a lot of click baity titles, but the kano content of that channel is solid
@@very_greyThis is true. Had a friend look at me during PQ when I first played Kano and mid line he just says “I’m gonna assume everything you are doing is legal bc I’ve lost track at this point. Let me know if you can kill me, stupid yugioh player.” I laughed so hard, then couldn’t kill him :D
Could you do a teaching game one of these videos? Not like over explaining but just explaining the cards concepts and their functions as your playing (maybe some stop and go play/editing). A vo some pre recorded matches at your leisure?
This is why it's really tough to do FaB stuff. I could try to do a breakdown before I play decks but that drastically increases the time and effort for any vid
I see the problem here. While people I watch have blazing, spindle R, Flare R GtA on turn 0 against AB1, all I have is Prognosticate and scalding rain B
@@rhaldryn7511 There is also an AI program called Felt Table. The AI can be scuffed if you give them a complicated deck but its a nice way to learn play lines without pressure. Free too.
play mtg! mh3 coming around the corner/ cowboy set coming out soon. can play on arena or online. lots of different formats, drafts etc. so mcuh content creation possibilities.
