paradox cheater , game 2 , pikari more dark infant make transcode, how?

That was the fastest surrender in Yu-gi-oh I ever saw in my life. The Tri-Brigade Fire King player really didn't want the opponent to know about his / her hand and deck. I am talking about the first game. The music in the background sounds familiar.

@daniloduarte6863

6 ай бұрын

Thats pretty much why i did it XD

Shurai doesn't target, igniter player decided by himself to banish green one in g1 lol

It isn’t like Paradox to cheat like this usually is it? They usually play pretty clean and they’ve been playing long enough to know the link requirements of transcode.

@thedog7494

6 ай бұрын

I'm not sure if it's often but there's a video of him playing mathmech where he does seemingly cheat and accuses his opponent of sharking when it doesnt go his way. Was only a month ago so it shouldnt be hard to find the video. Either his brain shut off and he forgot (playing combo a lot does that to you, im sure a lot of people can agree with that. i used to play dark world a lot and misplayed a ton because of how absolutely mindnumbing it is) or he cheated. To be fair, his opponent should have caught this. i have no idea why there are so many DB players that dont notice such obvious misplays/cheats. At least he lost G2 I guess but he still did all that. some DB players really should just stick with automatic simulators like EDOPro or YGO Omega.

@Winton420

6 ай бұрын

​@@thedog7494 Idk he called a judge as soon as his opponent surrendered due to his opponent not letting him get knowledge off talents

@LeftOverSharkx2

6 ай бұрын

@@Winton420 is that why he did that? I thought maybe his opponent went afk or something, but he didn’t ask them if they were there so that kinda makes sense.

@tommycrossroad2864

5 ай бұрын

4:45

Watching people play any Tri-brigade hurts... the engine is 3 years old and people just don't get it when they play it

And about the music in the background ?

@DuelingArchives

3 ай бұрын

Yu-Gi-Oh Forbidden Memories - vs Priest Seto

@Cranicola

3 ай бұрын

@@DuelingArchives ❤

@paradox cheated 2 monsters into transcode ? comme on

Ahhhh that was a pretty badly played match by fire king player ngl. Scooping so early game 1 was stupid. Game 2 felt like it could’ve been over earlier and game 3 definitely felt like a throw/pointless surrender. It’s like they didn’t even want to play the game.

@daniloduarte6863

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, it was me… i never played this deck before

@AndrewUdal

6 ай бұрын

@@daniloduarte6863 well considering that you didn’t do too bad. Feedback, definitely don’t give up so easily, no matter what you’re playing. Always try to fight it out as long as possible until you have nothing left or they are about to kill you.

@LakadMatatag2702

6 ай бұрын

@@AndrewUdal You play the game as long as you deem that if your deck contains cards that help you turn the table. What I usually do when my opponent comboing is to think about the 6th card and the play of the next turn. If I deem that there aren't any cards, it is better to surrender to save your time. Stay as long as possible is not the right mindset.

@AndrewUdal

6 ай бұрын

@@LakadMatatag2702 in fairness, the mindset of never giving up is the reason I won a lot of my matches and in turn, won my locals (though I’m hoping to play more Regionals/ots this year since I didn’t get a chance to play many last year). Of course it depends on the deck but fire king is like, known, for grinding well so giving up so easily is definitely not worth it, at the very least you can play out like 1 extra turn, it ain’t going to make a huge difference overall. I mean I was able to last week (which won me the locals), play through d shifter and vanities fiend in a kash match and win because I kept playing. Also in this re-play match, the fire king deck would’ve had ways to deal with the board.

Bruh so many misplays on both sides it's ridiculous. Ignister guy keeps misplaying/cheating and the other guy is either oblivious or doesn't even care