Playing Cardfight Vanguard VS Bushiroad! 

They're great to work with and very enthusiastic about the game. Expect great things from them

@@alecfields1153 hi

And also he discarded exspecta

@@joephua9667 That I don't blame him for. Valiente is the better G3 Overdress

And Kevin didn't draw from Taida

he called power atk points

@@elin111 honestly I think exspecta is better.

Also please pardon my spelling errors and play more Vanguard Do more like this! this was epic Happy new year

The ride deck was a very welcomed addition to the game TBH

Another issue that the ride deck fixes is that before deck building was very rigid due to needing to run a certain specific ratios of G1s, G2s, and G3s to secure having each in your opening hand, now that you don't have to worry about that anymore decks can have very wacky ratios, for example there's a deck called Bastion which runs more than 24 G3s and not a single G2 in the entire main deck; before that was straight up impossible but thanks to the ride deck now you can do that without getting grade stuck every game. Heck the added consistency and opened freedom in deck building even meant they were able to add Spell cards into the game and they work pretty well.

@@elin111 You are saying Katsumi Morikawa can finally life his dream of just having Grade 3s

@@mohammadmurie Morikawa the ultimate Bastion player

@@victorzenman lmao he really is Just image how he would have reacted to seeing the ride deck and Bastion

They mostly likely did shuffle but it was cut from the video

Really like the dark mat.

Winning deck was greedon Losing deck was nirvana

There are 3 primary formats, the one they play in this video which is also the main format that gets the most regular support is easily the most affordable one too.

If you play overdress format it’s super cheap

@@jeffnicholas4068 Yep, since Overdress just started this year it is pretty easy to get into, there's only 3 core sets you need to dig for. V Series is a little tricky since you need to dig a few old cards but the V Collection sets certainly make it easier to get most of a deck core fairly easy. Premium however is the least accessible and definitely the most expensive so not recommended for newcomers.

Like others said playing in Overdress is super cheap

The starter decks are 4$ and include playsets of everything you need. Aside from that most cards are under 5$.

They sent it to me lol I only have Bruce but wanted to try Nirvana

@@alecfields1153 Well Bruce is easily the best deck of the format.

I specifically unsleeved it to trigger people 😈

@@alecfields1153 monster. That physically hurt my soul

The downside of Greedon is you basically only get to attack with him, since he has to eat standing units meaning you cannot attack with anything else. Greedon is basically a "one-man-army" type of deck.

@@elin111 You still get one RG attack tho

@@aezogeus Only one rg attack and unboosted too, and often you can't even afford to call a 5th rg. The reason the guy kept guarding that rearguard that Alec kept attacking Is because it is the only decent rg attacker in the deck.

Greedon is a C-B level deck. There are far better decks.

@@idonotmakevidsyet Yeah Greedon tends to run out of steam because he needs to keep eating 4 cards each turn but only gives you two additional cards for restanding, on top of the cards you'll have to use to guard the opponent's turn. It's pretty common for Greedon to run into situations where you don't have enough card advantage to call 4 rearguards for Greedon to eat. Greedon's main weakness ends up being his own greed & gluttony, ironically and funny enough:p Though the new support from DBT04 looks like it'll go a long way to make him more consistent.

Isn't. Greedon runs out of steam quickly due to needing to eat 4 rearguards and only getting 2 extra drive normally making him a hard -2 every turn. The newer support in DBT04 does look like it'll make Greedon more consistent but that's coming until February.

@@elin111 I know about the -2 but that doesn’t seem to be a problem in this fight, Nor in any other fight that I’ve seen with Greedon Probably because of the DRAWs That being said, Good to see you again

@@elin111 DBT04? Is it stuff that will make Greedon plus more or something?

@@AB-J The problem with Greedon is that you need to keep eating 4 rearguards every turn which is a very hefty cost to pay and when your opponent makes you use up your entire hand to guard their battle phase you often find yourself unable to setup 4 more rearguards to eat the following turn. You also tend to burn through the deck VERY quickly especially if you run Draws so the opponent only needs to survive 2 or 3 turns of Greedon before he decks out, which isn't that hard given that Perfect Guards shut down one of his attacks very easily. Most players counter Greedon by playing more defensively in the early games so they're at low damage when Greedon shows up meaning they can safely take some of the attacks and/or by saving up their Perfect Guards for the turns when Greedon gets really big. The new support mainly allows the deck to call more fodder rearguards via card effects more consistently so the issue of not having enough card advantage to feed Greedon is mostly solved, though the deckout and Perfect Guard problems are still present.

I had to give them back 😭 It did inspire me to max out my own deck tho

The Nirvana deck was lent to me to by bushiroad. I'm currently spending 💰 on upgrading my Bruce deck

Considering Yu-Gi-Oh! is basically just that but applied to Magic, I can definitely see where you're coming from, LOL. xD