The YCS Champion's Guide to Becoming Better at Edison Format | Yu-Gi-Oh 

Whatever you say, Professor Frazier 🥵

Not me on company time learning how to become a better duelist 😈

Bro i'm at work and when you said "if you're looking for good gb content i recommend you check yourself into a mental institution" i lost it in a room full of all my other coworkers 😭😭😂😂

Almost 40 minutes of raw resources and information. Watched every second, this is amazing for an Edison newcomer

Damn the make the side deck guide is something i never thought of. Thats actually so smart cuz you can autopilot side instead of "im not sure if i take this out" etc

Sorry babe gotta become a champion date night is cancelled

Also I had no clue you could view replays on format library. That’s awesome!! 🎉

I've been making written side deck guides in my Notes apps for years. I would also say it comes with fializing your deck list and memorizing it so that siding between games is quick and easy. Writting down your deck list in your Notes app helps you menorize it too.

Another really good video. Thanks!

great video. Congratz for reaching 4k Subs! I really enjoy your content. (and i hope you'll update more tengu stuff in the future!)

Great video, not just for people trying to improve at Edison but also for anyone trying to improve at Yu-Gi-Oh! in general!

Amazing video, Frazier! Thank you for sharing these tips. I'd really like to see more videos of you breaking down replays of your games, like you did some time ago for your tournament run with Hero Frogs. Discussing why you played your hand like that, what went through your mind at that moment, why did you sequence the plays in that way, and what cards were you considering your opponent had and you played around would be awesome. I think understanding how a pro's thought process goes could really help us get into that mindsight and start to actively ask those questions ourselves. Obviously, doing the same for when you're siding would be the cherry on top. But I understand siding is a skill we need to develop ourselves and a great Dark Magician does not reveal all their tricks lol. Still, thank you for your insights and all you do for the community! 😄

Developing the in game check list is the skill I’m working on currently. I notice during our shadow games you do that a lot and it helps you not lose.

I always do my side plans on the deck building screen itself, never thought it'd be easier to just do it in solo mode 😆 But good video. I think another interesting topic (which could be its own video) is playing IRL vs playing in a tournament online and how to prepare for both

Really great and informative video. Thanks brother 🙏❤️

Excellent advice. As someone who exclusively plays tier 1.5 decks, *knowing* the tier 1 decks inside and out is what's most important - after mastering your own, of course. Loved the HxH scene at the end!

As someone who sucks at Yugioh, this is just what I need!

I think grinding ladder is underrated. Ladder gives you a good mix of meta and off meta so you learn how to play against everything. Which is very helpful in tournament. Also cool to see my name cameo in the video at the #30 spot on the ladder 😎.

the sutble GB shade LOL immediately subbed

An addition to 6 (learning decklists) also can lean into 1 (utilize the websites). FormatLibrary not only has the deck search feature you showed, but if you are on the format's page (edison in this case), you can go to the deck gallery and open the type of deck. (So, FL->Formats->Edison->Deck Gallery/Popular Decks) From there, you can look at deck lists for the most common ratios. Now, the downside is that this factors all decks; tops, scrub outs, historic jank, etc. But let's go through this point with Vayu Turbo. At the time of making this comment, 64% of players play necro gardna. 87% of hamster players play it at 1 or 2 (pretty split on 1 vs 2). 55% split on the 1-of charge too. That deck ratio tool can help understand some deck building on your own, or what you are expecting to play against. Though there is still a lot of merit to seeing the "final product" so to speak of the topping decks.

I know that you disagree with me when I said I'm not a good player. But you said one thing during your streams that made a lot of sense, which is that I've never had the opportunity to improve further. Namely, I don't play in enough tournaments with good players because I've always lacked the funds to travel, afford the best decks, and because I work on weekends. But given so many tournaments are online now, this might be the best way for me to get better. I agree that I need to play in more tournaments with good players in them.

I unfortunately think playing on DB / any other sim is really boring so I kinda only want to play irl/remotes. Is there a discord server where people play edison remotes? I love the format and would love to practice more to get better at it. Great video btw, love the content 😊

I hope you leave you celebrating winning the ycs as your intro forever

Yoo I’m in this video as the 90th of the Edison format ladder on DB Letssgoskyyy

Couple tips I would say that might be obvious but I see people do that make them lose. 1. Not winning when you can. You should almost always win the game when the first time strikes otherwise you better play beyond perfect. 2. Don't play brain control unless you absolutely have to get back into the game or have the game. Definitely the two biggest things I see newer Edison players do that cause Winnable games thrown.

Will Tengu ever be as popular as edison ? Great video

Thanks for the content! Also you mentioned something about doing gb videos plz dont put the spotlight on that deck lol, we all need it consigned to oblivion

Are you allowed to look at side decking notes at irl tourneys or do you have to just memorize stuff?

I will also be at rbet maryland. So maybe ill see you there. Edit: also, I actually also live in PA, but in northeastern part. But i go to an edison local every friday at a card shop in pottstown which isnt far from philly. So idk if youre interested, but ive been trying to grow the regular community showing for the card shop. Its called On The Draw. Id love to play against someone like you to prepare for maryland.

11:46 😂😂😂 I laughed so hard at that. Why do you say that Frazier?

One Big question about Priority, I looked in many places and couldn't find it. The Turn Player does NOT have "Ignition Effect Priority" when the Summon starts a chain. Example 3: Player A Normal Summons "Armageddon Knight". In the Summon response timing, Player A can activate "Armageddon Knight's" Trigger Effect OR pass priority to Player B; who may respond with "Torrential Tribute". Player A does NOT have priority to activate any other card/effect as Chain Link 1 (including Ignition Effects). After reading this ruling above, why is Swap frog seen activating his eff to return to the hand? Prio cannot be used if the card has an eff trigger on the summon. If you don't activate it in the summon, you wouldn't be able to activate any ignition as a prio. I am wrong ?

Btw blackwings can basically just play two offering for free

would be helpful to add the links to the websites in the description or comments

GB players in shambles after that diss 😂

Waboku too strong