I Tried to Teach a Friend Yu-Gi-Oh in 1 HOUR!

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Alec and Larry are challenged with teaching Yu-Gi-Oh to 2 completely new players (our friends Victor and Travane) in just 1 hour! That includes Link Summoning and all! And the loser has to buy a booster box for the winner!
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[@TeamAPS]

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[@Skeetbutt]

the yugioh teaching challenge is funny and fun , keep doing these!

[@Scaran1982]

Maybe an easier structured deck otherwise this was enjoyable to watch.

[@darkauras9562]

This was amazing

[@alecsanderroquero9235]

Classic(old) structure decks so that they can easily digest Yu-Gi-Oh

[@creeperkiller0564]

Great video, would love to see more!

[@iTvngo]

This video was awesome, but Travane and Larry had a huge advantage. Travane already knew the basics since he played until synchros and Victor didn't even know what a turn was during the battle lol

[@Gilamath.]

Not to mention Victor had the more complex deck. I get what the APS guys were going for, trying to give the newer player the more capable deck, but the deck required more knowledge of the game and was easier to mess up with. Both of these guys were great, but I think Victor is a legit hero for powering through to the end

[@silvertongue.242_99]

Yup I agree but victor could have played better best way is to teach them the foundation first then. Teach them other obscure stuff. They need to understand how to play a turn first and summon monsters and how spell and trap work that can carry them far especially with two noobs even tho travane isn't really a beginner

[@silvertongue.242_99]

@@Gilamath. yes like he literally impressed me with the search plays and if he understood basic dueling he could do better

[@ndt7379]

@@Gilamath. Yeah, they should have started off with basic pre-syncho/link/xyz starter decks too. If both of them had around equal knowledge of the game prior, they could have started off with extremely basic decks, then maybe do more videos with them upgrading to newer starter decks per duel. It would have helped them understand better naturally. Jumping into wonky stuff like links and arrows is a lot of information to take in.

[@Lucario1121]

@@ndt7379 that would make an entire series though, which I don't think is what the team wanted

[@kygun8493]

Travane: *has played old school Yugioh* Victor: blue eyes orange dragon lmao this was entertaining but felt hella rigged

[@chafsmith8338]

How did he know that was my favorite monster

[@trvezifer8837]

mfing Charizard lmao

[@beetle2_]

“Behold Yugi, I tribute my blue eyes white dragon for my new ace monster, my Blue Eyes Orange Dragon; Charizard. Now Charizard, Attack Yugi’s Dark Magician and win me this duel.”

[@ActualHyunnion]

@@beetle2_ i read all that in kaiba's voice in my head, thank you xD

[@jerryyy8956]

Alec: don't worry no Yu-Gi-Oh player has ever pronounced the name of their cards correctly, and you shouldn't start now 🤣🤣🤣

[@kevinghobrial9537]

For example BLUE EYES ORANGE CHARZARD!!!!!

[@eeveemaster8902]

@@kevinghobrial9537 the best card

[@dragonknight1560]

"Pain" Best words to describe the feelings of Beginners. Larry explained the game the best he could, very impressively for an hour. This could be a fun new challenge. Looking forward to more!

[@Drone-7]

Also link is one of the most complicated summoning mechaniques Thank you Rush Duel LOL

[@sleepygamer6701]

I learned how to play in thirty minutes

[@Caravan22222]

I know all the mechanics and how to play. It's still pain if you don't know most cards, you have to read while comprehending all the time, then thinking about all the possible strategies with everything, also regarding your opponent's situation, etc. This game can give you headaches you'll never forget again.

[@dragonknight1560]

@@Caravan22222 Eh I still like it.

[@darcytoews8841]

I've managed to somewhat teach my 6 year old daughter to play very basic Yugioh. We play with Duel Links decks but use normal Yugioh rules and Playmats spaces. She's not too bad. She'll be better once she can read and actually understand what the effects do.

[@memetrain2702]

So ur a father teaching a child, I was teaching my father Yu-Gi-Oh and nothing.

[@KingoftheAbyss]

Parenting at its finest. Soon they might be kog

[@mr_stokes4042]

i hate links so much trash rush duel have fun though

[@CornBreadtm1]

"She'll be better once she can read" So she is at Joey Wheeler's duelist level.

[@darcytoews8841]

@@KingoftheAbyss I hope she's a real prodigy.

[@rigo_24]

Blue Eyes Orange Dragon Kaiba: *WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN!!!*

[@kenlynw]

Next wave of blue eyes support haha

[@PriestElectric_OFFICIAL]

Blue eyes orange charizard. I am actually interested in a yu gi oh pokemon crossover

[@zardichar3903]

@@PriestElectric_OFFICIAL funny enough.... Charizard actually has blue eyes as well lmao

[@PriestElectric_OFFICIAL]

@@zardichar3903 so he failed upwards? Lmao

[@zardichar3903]

@@PriestElectric_OFFICIAL basically. Solved the problem right but got the wrong answer

[@planetshaper4503]

Learning Yugioh was probably the most fun thing about the game in my opinion, now im in an akward state on where i know pretty much everything aside from the extremely obscure rulings that can change and bend with a god dand semi colon.

[@bodkimalone]

semi colon: a player's worst nightmare ;

[@frankzhang866]

@@bodkimalone you had to; didnt you

[@bodkimalone]

@@frankzhang866 mhm.

[@LatinoHeatWin]

Every card's Cost for Activating it's Effect ; Effect

[@lewys9204]

What about the words send, destroy and remove lol

[@PatJamma]

I'd be really interested in seeing you guys do this again with Magic the Gathering players who have never touched Yugioh. I think you guys will be surprised with how much overlap there is, and find it hilarious when they struggle with the battle phase which is completely different in Magic.

[@silvertongue.242_99]

I would love to see that tbh would be fun but they would be able to learn quicker

[@user-ew5qk2mu3v]

I volunteer!

[@tempestandacomputer6951]

Far more interested in seeing this as a magic player:)

[@bepisthescienceman4202]

Concept magic the gathering deck vs a yugioh deck I know it will be a mess but I want to see it

[@Oscar_Milde]

@@bepisthescienceman4202 "It has 2500 Power, 2100 Toughness, and no CMC? WotC ban Dark Magician plz, too broken" "What do you mean Counterspell doesn't work on monsters? It doesn't work on traps either? Wack" Or the classic: "He's playing mill? I scoop"

[@natesmith9888]

Victor seems cool and humble. I like that guy. Maybe he will continue to learn and play the game and become an expert duelist

[@silvertongue.242_99]

Would love to see other duels where he learn other summon methods and be more competent. I think match duels is good for beginners cause they have more time to get better as they play best 2 out of 3

[@underkitten]

New series idea, coach victor till he wins a locals

[@ndt7379]

@@silvertongue.242_99 It would be cool if they turned this into a series. The other guy was nice too, but he already knew a lot about the game. He kept up until synchro's, so he wasn't as new as victor. Have Victor start off with the original starter decks and then progress to each structure deck in the future.

[@silvertongue.242_99]

@@ndt7379 yeah that would be good probably find someone on his level of noob. But it was fun still tho

[@sleepygamer6701]

Then play with team aps

[@ProLarrikin]

love this concept. If the guys have have any interest in playing more, I'd love to see y'all document them getting into the game.

[@not_nelly08]

Yes I agree 😀🙏

[@InsaneBasti]

Oh yea this would be so awesome! Like a rematch evry month or smth :D

[@ProLarrikin]

@@InsaneBasti oh yeah! documenting their growth as they learn the game and build their decks. kinda like a sealed challenge.

[@gabeitches87]

YES

[@Nin3205]

Victor : question what is a turn ? Lmao had me laughing 🤣 that man funny

[@silvertongue.242_99]

Bro like did alec even teach him the game 😂😂😂😂😂😂😭 that was hilarious

[@reaperdeathgod1]

THAT CARD SHOP BE LOOKING CLEANNNNNNNN!

[@SourceOfBeing]

9:00 - The reason for taking the two different approaches to teaching is that one person had played for a while when they were younger, while one had not played at all. Meaning that one player needed a refresher and to be shown new mechanics, and one player needed to be shown everything.

[@brettwallace7687]

Poor Alec. You never stood a chance. It was hilarious, though. Now I want to see Trell and Paul try this in the future.

[@chappy9245]

Great video but Larry and his apprentice clearly had an advantage here. His apprentice had knowledge of the game all the way up to synchro's. The other guy didn't even know what tribute summoning is.

[@TeemoonMaster]

What the turn is?😭

[@EZOnTheEyes]

Reading Pendulum monsters card effects would take the whole hour

[@salami9699]

Mainly endymion

[@funz6491]

True

[@MegaMetal96]

@@ChaosSwissroIl pendulums wouldn’t be so hard to understand if they went to the graveyard instead of the extra deck

[@samerbark690]

Not really

[@Tsukune2001]

@@MegaMetal96 they aren't hard to understand.

[@rockytokyo]

Victor is a beginner but he still impressed me with some of his plays like if he practiced he could be excellent

[@KirbytPink]

Nice challenge. I'd like see it again, but maybe for next time, have the duelist pick there own deck from a set of decks then just 2? Like one picks: " Oh that one looks cool ill take that one!"

[@BroncosDaBomb19]

The different teaching styles was definitely because Travane already had experience with the game, so Larry really just had to remind him of how some stuff still works and just had to teach the newer stuff. Props to Victor for still figuring out how a lot of things work with only an hour of learning though.

[@RichardthePWNman]

I feel like Larry had the advantage here because his apprentice had to have known a bit about the game if he played with Synchros, I think a Bo3 might’ve helped Victor get a hang of the game and stand more of a chance. This was a great idea but I’d like to see it done again with two people who are equally as oblivious about yugioh.

[@vanidemo]

Considering Victor didn't know anything at all about the game i'd say he did pretty well, he is reading his cards, which is more than we can say about most of the player base

[@gaaraofthefunk265]

How to teach someone Yugioh in an hour and have them win a duel: Have them play Mystic Mine in Yugi-Kaiba format.

[@MABfan11]

*Have them play Mystic Mine in an OCG Volume 1 format

[@w00dm31st3r]

I think episodes like this (mentor teaching apprentice) should be done every so often. It’s actually kinda fun to watch.

[@InsaneBasti]

Even basic YGO is confusing at first, remember how we all learned that there are actually different phases after the school nerd read the guide book once xD If victor still is interested, id love to see his career in videos where he learns a bit more step by step (could actually turn out into pretty educational ygo vids since yall seem good at explaining). I cant help myself but to already hear the training montage music :D

[@jeremytirtokusumo6171]

This was a great video, if I may... A couple of years back when link had just started I got my friend who wanted to learn yugioh from scratch. So I gave him the very basic Monster, spell, & traps. I didn't teach him about extra decks and told him that they were just multiple types of summing methods cuz he just wanted to know how to play. I ofc taught fusions at least. As weeks passed he started to get the hang of it and eventually started looking up synchro & XYZ on his own at his own pace. This is just something I learned. I know ppl tend to feel like it's difficult to teach/learn yugioh, my tips is to stick to the basics of the game & classic strategies. Try to keep away from extra decks. If they are invested then they can slowly learn more in their own pace. Psychologically people tend to learn from simple things and will learn faster when they are excited to know more. But if we suddenly give them fusion, synchro, XYZ, and link. They will be overwhelmed due to no knowledge. That's all from this old player. Team APS u guys are the best in yugioh content 🔥🔥🔥

[@neowolf09]

I actually have a monarch deck built specifically for this reason with no extra deck. But with effects that block the opponents extra deck instead, as well as special summons. Just felt like a good beginner/learner/newbie style deck.

[@gqbe4176]

I just discovered this channel last week and I am hooked. Im a Pokémon tcg collector but you guys make me want to get into yugioh. Thank you very much for the entertainment and don’t stop doing what you’re doing Team Aps!

[@XTNDEADPLAY]

you should!

[@frankzhang866]

Its expensive. If you think pokemon was bad you have another think coming. Especially when most cards need playsets

[@randomprofile5853]

@@frankzhang866 Depends on what he wants, even if he would play competitively he can play budget decks.

[@gabeitches87]

@@frankzhang866 he doesn't need expensive cards when he can just play the legendary, unstoppable, top tier OJAMASSS

[@500ducks8]

I feel this comment, yu-gi-oh was my entire childhood but somehow I lost track of it since none of my friends played anymore, then with the release of duel links, I got back into the tcg and I have now spend a fortune trying to build multiple competitive decks lol

[@douglascramer1501]

*Truth:* No one knows how to play this game...

[@Barracius]

That's because people are still explaining what Pot of Greed does/

[@watchstuff5679]

@@Barracius right lol

[@raeram5596]

I remember the good old days where everyone was playing their blue eyes orange dragon

[@CornBreadtm1]

Yeah, we called it "Baby Dragon" then would use fusion summon with time wizard for Thousand Dragon. The Joey Wheeler play.

[@frankzhang866]

Blue eyes orange dragon was my boss monster back in the day. Loved using it

[@randomprofile5853]

@@CornBreadtm1 About time that becomes an archetype with Alligator Sword.

[@Marcusjnmc]

I never was past starter deck Kaiba ^.^ I used Shadow Ghoul instead + Magic n Trap cards to handle monsters early on

[@alecfields1153]

This was our hardest challenge yet! Have you guys tried to teach Yugioh to a noob before?

[@abdelrahmankamal1]

Yes but it took weeks

[@joshbakayugomoto6913]

My Aunt is trying to learn Yu-Gi-Oh! I'm doing the best that I can to teach her.

[@1Dago1]

Yea i helped my friend to learn the game

[@Foxbeep_]

Genuinely about to teach a buddy this evening, this video was perfect timing

[@brunson775]

I was noob lol. I played when i was kid, stopped before synchros, and came back last year. It wasn't that hard to learn (at least to me), and new yu gi oh is fun.

[@UltiMulti_Games]

I really love this! My brother is trying to relearn the game, and these videos might help! Also, they’re just entertaining

[@theWIIISEguy]

Victor did well for a complete newbie. Hope he's sticks to the game and finds cards he personally enjoys. I figured Travane was gonna do well once he said he played throughout school and knew up to Synchro's. Please do a follow up video if they want to play again. I'd love to see a rematch.

[@Marcusjnmc]

aye, he might have even won if not for the bottomless & if he'd had 1 more monster to get moon mirror going

[@oliverg.1537]

*1 hour of explanations later* "Ok so... What's a turn?" 😂

[@EdwardSanchezProductions]

The best Yu-Gi-Oh channel ever

[@icadaci7747]

You should make them play structure decks chronologically from the oldest ones to teach different play styles and how the game has evolved over the years

[@Remedygotit]

This is literally the only way, you have to learn base yugioh then keep leveling up through generations of yugioh with new summoning mechanics

[@Foxywaterable]

Honestly Travane knew a lot more about yugioh

[@GhostintheMachine25]

I’d love to see a follow up episode with these guys. Victor made some good plays, I wouldn’t have thought that was his 1st duel

[@VictorTAnderson]

Good news: A sequel just came out today

[@neowolf09]

@@VictorTAnderson you should link it in the description or a pinned comment.

[@richpines5106]

Man y’all started with the new new I tried teaching my brother but I just went slow with simple fusion the bumped it up to link over a few weeks.

[@courier-ec6zj]

One step at a time is always the best

[@stefaneugenapostol1962]

Like Tsg anime did with his friend

[@RedsByrd]

I think starting with link makes sense. Link is the easiest and simplest extra deck summoning type synchros probably the hardest

[@Foxywaterable]

“So what is a turn” I love this man

[@mirukuchan]

My man representing the Etika hair style, respect! 1:17

[@diahleoygo4586]

Never clicked on a video so fast in my entire life.

[@Steven9]

Diahleo with the Dark Magician profile picture? Salute

[@Denter_g]

You and every 1k people

[@jamesegbuna795]

Me too bruh

[@KNGexp]

This is how anyone makes Yu-Gi-Oh! fair. Two more experienced players teach two newbies & this is how Yu-Gi-Oh! will spread its reach. Great video, wish it showed the hour.

[@StarHado]

Thanks for the opportunity to be in the video Paul 😊 (this is travane btw)

[@roarbahamut9866]

Yall were amazing. Really enjoyed myself watching this :D

[@StarHado]

@@roarbahamut9866 thanks, their was so much stuff that has changed over the years

[@aceattorney3999]

This video was great! Well done lads. I hope Victor and Travane keep dueling

[@Christ_the_only_way]

how you both teached them in a different way just reminds me of an anime, when the protaginst get taught by instinct and duelling with no big theory just straight to the point, like the op sensei teaches the mc with no big theory like i said straight to the point and the other guy was taught like a true rival for an anime, the exact opposit directrion of teaching. With way more theory and stuff like that, Could be a plot of an anime, when 2 mc's have their training ARC xD

[@keano.capalot5725]

wow, looking at victor just completely reminds me of Etika. Amazing video which brings back even more amazing memories. RIP Etika.

[@AelyLoL]

I love the fact that each of them open the card differently. victor was so delicate with the card I thought that really cute

[@AaronPelt]

As a returned player who originally stopped playing in the Synchro era like Travane did and also struggled with the new mechanics at first, I greatly appreciate you guys helping two inexperienced duelists get a head start on understanding this wonderful yet confusing game! I’m sure a lot of us would love to see you give them more coaching in the future as well. Keep up the great work!

[@Mindwalker030]

Really, Victor did really good for playing for the first time. This wasn't really a fair matchup, Travane already had experience and knew very well what he was doing.

[@FrostieTS]

Definitely need to bring them back and do a series with them and the finale they can go hopefully crazy with all their knowledge. Would love this as a series

[@Rabatzmacher]

If the two are willing I’d be digging to see them learn more about the game like the other summons and eventually choosing an archetype to play

[@TotallyOnYT]

This is great! I hope we see more stuff like this, like maybe a rematch or something

[@BeaudaciousFilms]

I'm digging this video so far! Good job fellas!

[@professorivas]

I think Victor has some potential. Keep at it bro! The more you play, the more you understand this complex game.

[@LatinoHeatWin]

Now we're all a little invested in Victor and want to see him grow as a yugioh player on this channel lol

[@VictorTAnderson]

Good news: A sequel just came out today

[@jackjokesalot]

Lads we need more of this. I try and get new people into Yu-Gi-Oh all the time. Proud of you guys keep it up!

[@k-dawgHI]

Team APS out here getting more people into this game than anyone else… 👀

[@nick72679]

Amazing video we need more of those two, both of them did amazing!

[@lawrencetyrpa]

"So what is a turn?" was pure gold. 🤣 It is a lot of fun to watch you guys and great job to the dentists! :)

[@iistonton]

The best way to teach is for sure go to square one. Start at old GOAT format with "set one pass" then slowly bring in new sets and expansions. It may take a little long to explain the game but it's easier for new people to take it all in I feel. Great video. Cool concept to take new players, teach them the game, then force them to a shadow game

[@XTNDEADPLAY]

hi conehead

[@TrevorAllenMD]

“Today we will be playing protect the mystic mine.”

[@roarbahamut9866]

Yooo mad respect for the new guys. Glad they took part, it was a very entertaining video :D

[@ericbayer123]

I think this would make for an AMAZING series of just helping somebody from scratch become a great yugioh player

[@jamison8706]

Really like the idea of this video and how it seems like you guys were inspired by that unofficial licensed video that had those kids playing and learning the game. Would hope you guys do more of these videos either older and other specific decks to teach people how to play!

[@tommybateman2916]

This is a really great video Team APS!!! I hope you guys make another one :)

[@AmericaDeutscher]

When Alex said this: 4:08 I thought he said “Don’t worry no Yugioh player ever reads their cards correctly” so I died laughing until I scrolled back.

[@not_nelly08]

Yes I’ve been waiting for a new bed for ages thank you so much APS you guys are the best yugioh players I’ve seen well except for myself thanks I love watching your content and I’d like every video👍🏽😀👊🏽🖖🏽

[@marcoscantu3572]

I've been watching your videos a lot recently and its so fun and funny to watch each member's different series, and now its been making me want to learn yugioh but I have no idea where to start! Any recommendations? Recently I've been trying to learn a little bit through duel links, but ik thats a different style than regular yugioh. Thank you to anyone who responds and keep making great and funny content!!!

[@dantemartin31]

This was entertaining me on lunch break subscribed

[@jonkozlowski2476]

It was cool how y'all got different approaches on how to teach new comers on how to play Yu-Gi-Oh. And hour can be a little challenging because its not enough time, at least to me, to teach someone how to play the game and fully grasp it. But still this was a cool movie. What you guys do at Team APS is awesome. And I look forward to more content, and possibly these 2 cool cats in future episodes 🙌😁

[@RennyWarrior]

this would be nice to be a series to see how they become better with ther decks

[@wyphonema4024]

this should be to a series

[@Cl0v3rComics]

I managed to teach my dad simplified YuGiOh by comparing it to the game War, a small game you play using normal cards. With a game of nothing but Normal monsters and spells, he managed to win a game.

[@killakan81]

I've been binging your guys vids all week I love the atmosphere of the videos and the chemistry.

[@MrCoolAttitude]

We need more of this.

[@anthonyt4154]

I would definitely like to see more of this. Maybe with different types of people like younger people, older people, people who enjoy a different card game, etc.

[@shadowanthny3412]

Best yugioh channel by far.

[@neanight222]

I really love this video, I think Larry and Alec both did a great job at explaining - very patient, simple, calm, easy to understand, loved that! 🙌 Even though I think it might have been a good idea to find 2 people who are completely on the same base level for this, so e.g. both have literally never played the game in their life before or both played for a few years as kids and then stopped. I would love to see more videos like this from you, since I am a total newbie to the TCG. I collected the cards as a kid and was (and still am to this day) a MASSIVE fan of the anime, but I never learned how to play the game properly. I am slowly getting into it via Duel Links and it's a lot of fun, but I would like to learn how to actually play the TCG. So in these types of videos, there is a lot of really helpful information for me, I would love to see more of this, if you guys would consider to do something similar again. 🤗🙌

[@VictorTAnderson]

Good news: A sequel video just came out today 👍

[@NeverBeBored08]

I stopped playing TCG around 2016 and I can't imagine learning all the new link cards and top decks lol

[@SirNikurasu]

Ive been playing actively since late 2018 again and I still get some rule stuff wrong. Did you know Solemn Strike can't negate Monster Reborn even though it says "negate the special summon of a monster"? Its fun

[@romkin1197]

@@SirNikurasu That's because it doesn't negate the activation of a spell/trap that would Special Summon a monster :P

[@roarbahamut9866]

@@SirNikurasu Psct is your greatest friend. Try reading into the specifics of this and youll get most rulings right :D

[@magiccardmaster9921]

15:05 travane's eyes when he sees glow up blub flipped up he must know of its one eye power

[@numberoneappgames]

Victor and Travane both did amazingly. :)

[@Teamwataponuk]

Really enjoyed this video guys. Its amazing how there are so many mechanics in the game today. Trying to teach newcomers about game can be Incredibly difficult in a short space of time. I remember when yugioh first came out it just about battling with big monsters, then synchro came out and it was fun but then the game went confusing and it felt like a test to learn. Cant wait for the next vid.

[@SteadyTokai]

As someone who loves the game, but has 0 knowledge past synchro summons this is very wholesome to see. This makes me feel less bad about enjoy the game and not actively playing in.

[@SuicidalPanda2]

This is pretty cool I like what you guys did this video. I've always wanted to play an actual duel I know the basic from original yugioh but other then that i dont know anything of the new system

[@LCFM537]

This is the real duelist academy right here!!

[@professorivas]

This was super fun to watch! Please keep this series going :D

[@Kho-f1d]

Love the the content, all fun, like always. Keep it up

[@havocchaosriddenshapeshift8127]

Ngl Travane is a hella cool name in my opinion. So is Victor lol. No joke now I'm kinda jealous that ya'll got friends with such cool and unique names!

[@satyayana1399]

back in my middle school days (about 2006-2007), me and my friend would go to nearest toy vendor, buy whatever card available there, and try make playable deck from those random stuff. its so fun.

[@chasmer1]

Just got back into this game missed it so much!!!!

[@tylercoon1791]

Honestly, teaching someone Yugioh is probably the most fun part for me. I used to help run a thing at a local library, and a lotta kids who didn’t know much, or only knew Duel Links would come by, and I’d help them out with learning all the rules.

[@anthisrogers]

Blue eyes orange dragon is officially my new favorite card LOL

[@KennyDpdx]

Being a new player in the last 6 months or so. I love new player content. Seems like a subject that isn't covered enough.

[@Godswarrior1112]

Let's have victor learn Yu-Gi-Oh! For more than just an hour then try again perhaps giving him few different practice runs before dueling an opponent who actually has experience in dueling

[@gohan1094]

Travane definitely had a bit of an advantage but you could see Victor start to grasp things better towards the end of the game

[@XTNDEADPLAY]

Love Larry's swag, "You don't need it you have me"

[@dunstan1v232]

Dang this was great, as a noob myself i would love to watch more of this type of content

[@Foxywaterable]

Dude it’s so tough, I tried to show my wife and it was so hard . You take so much for granted

[@Saixjacket]

Yugioh is a game that can make a competent functioning adult look like a six year old, despite that it is just combining basic math concepts and reading…. and people, especially ladies hate looking bad at things. You will feel stupid trying to learn yugioh at the beginning, and most people don’t have the constitution to learn something that they might look like a slow learning child at. Yugioh is very brutal compared to other games in terms of making people feel like one misplay makes the whole point of playing the game seem like it’s too much to bear. It’s not really a game designed with modern women’s psychology in mind.

[@windycity5985]

I’ve been teaching my gf with building old school starter decks. Like before GX. She’s been getting the hang of it. I’ll slowly introduce her more if she wants to.

[@joshpring1]

Wish i had some yugioh friends, been collecting these cards for over 20 years and I've never had anyone to play with. I love what you guys have.

[@A.im_en]

Alec: Going through the mechanics, link monsters, extra monster zones ... Victor: 16:00

[@Mt.Berry-o7]

Great video. I thought the game would turn around when the link-3 was summoned, but bottomless was as cruel of a mistress as I remember it being when I first started playing.