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Lost Sanctuary's impact on the meta
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Lost Sanctuary's impact on the meta
Lost Sanctuary's impact on the meta
It's been a while since I last made a post, so I thought I'd cover the new structure deck that is now available in the TCG.
For all of you who have been keeping an eye on the OCG, you will know
that Hyperion Agents have been very successful since their release. Mid
game Trishulas followed up by a themed Dark Armed Dragon and Vanity's
Fiend on steroids makes for a powerful archetype.
However, call me a sceptic. but I don't think this archetype will do as
well in the TCG. It's the Gravekeeper factor all over again. What I mean
by that is the deck's reliance on money cards not included in the deck,
namely Archlord Kristya, Pot of Duality, Trishula and Solemn Warning.
In the OCG Kristya, Warning and Trishula are all available as commons in
the structure deck, DREV and their gold series respectively.
Additionally, PoD is a super rare in the OCG as opposed to secret rare.
This means PoD is in greater supply and consequently costs less.
After a quick look on Troll & Toad, Archlord Kristya goes for $79.99
each, Pot of Duality goes for $133.99 each, Solemn Warning goes for
$97.99 (in minimum rarity) and Trishula goes for $59.99.
So let's do some maths.
3x Structure deck = $30
2x Archlord Kristya = $160
3x Pot of Duality = $400
2x Solemn Warning = $200
1x Trishula = $60
Roughly adding up to $850.
It will cost a lot less to make in the UK & European meta, mainly
because we don't overvalue stuff that drastically. That, or T&D like
to rip people off.
As you can see, Agents are hardly the budget deck. One could try to run
it without Kristyas or PoDs, but in all honesty they have no chance of
winning anything without them.
If you have that sort of money, you're better off building GKs. They
cost less and are more powerful on the whole. On that note, GKs existing
in the TCG meta will really hurt Agents. Valley locking down the GY
weakens the deck substantially, probably costing an Agent player game 1
at least. I'm sure one or two will top a YCS, but will probably only top
with an experienced or non-budget player.
That was my opinion. As always, I want to here other people's opinions. Leave a comment with your thoughts.
Re: Lost Sanctuary's impact on the meta
The deck is still the nuts... I run a build on DN without any money cards (It's my once my decks come in the mail IRL build).
You
don't need Duality or Warning or Kristya or Trishula to make the deck
good anyone that says that should be shot. and GK's are a weakening
archetype they are no longer as prevalent as before in USA. (In Europe
they are probably still ridiculous though).
Agents also are as
consistent as Dragunity and also there is absolutely no deck that
doesn't benefit from POD, Warnings, Kristya, and Trishula (By the way
those are all not cheap in OCG only Warning is cheap and it's still
around the price of our D.Prison. OCG Gold Series is completely
different from ours.
You are like many other people make it seem
like POD and Warning are god. There are other substitutes that do
essentially the same thing with a different cost. POD just makes the
deck cheating (It becomes obscenely consistent with POD) but it doesn't
need POD to win. It barely needs Trap Cards so Warning is unnecessary.
Trishula is great yeah but honestly it isn't a Money card anymore and
Trish is definitely no longer 60 it's more like 45-50 and unnecessary.
You
listed a lot of fluff that makes decks just more consistent for people
who want to shell out so they don't have to innovate which is one of the
points of YGO.
You
don't need Duality or Warning or Kristya or Trishula to make the deck
good anyone that says that should be shot. and GK's are a weakening
archetype they are no longer as prevalent as before in USA. (In Europe
they are probably still ridiculous though).
Agents also are as
consistent as Dragunity and also there is absolutely no deck that
doesn't benefit from POD, Warnings, Kristya, and Trishula (By the way
those are all not cheap in OCG only Warning is cheap and it's still
around the price of our D.Prison. OCG Gold Series is completely
different from ours.
You are like many other people make it seem
like POD and Warning are god. There are other substitutes that do
essentially the same thing with a different cost. POD just makes the
deck cheating (It becomes obscenely consistent with POD) but it doesn't
need POD to win. It barely needs Trap Cards so Warning is unnecessary.
Trishula is great yeah but honestly it isn't a Money card anymore and
Trish is definitely no longer 60 it's more like 45-50 and unnecessary.
You
listed a lot of fluff that makes decks just more consistent for people
who want to shell out so they don't have to innovate which is one of the
points of YGO.
Re: Lost Sanctuary's impact on the meta
Firstly, you do need those money cards for the deck to function. I
can tell you this having played the deck extensively. If you look at
the OCG meta, every build that tops has those money cards in it.
Without
PoD, the deck simply isn't consistent enough. Without Kristya, the deck
is fractionally as powerful. Without Trishula, well, that's just silly.
The entire point of the deck is a mid game Trishula.
Don't
compare anything to Dragunities. Dragunities were bound for failure
months before they were released in the TCG. It's a weak archetype that
got far too much attention. Mainly because people don't do their
homework and just jumped on the bandwagon. Someone who observed the OCG
meta (which is a lot more tolerant compared to ours) would know that
they had no possible hope of becoming meta.
Warning is god rather
fittingly. I did some statistics for a post I didn't finish. Out of the
all the Solemn Warnings in the last YCS possible, 95% were mained in
top 32. That percentage increases as you move further up to top 16 and
top 8. Solemn Warning is probably the most staple trap in the metagame
right now, tied with its counterpart.
PoD is necessary in decks
that require it, it's that simple. I have an entire GK deck save for
PoDs, but I wouldn't dream of using it.
There are no substitutes
for PoD and Warning. You main them or you don't. Filling a deck with
substitutes is a bad idea to say the least. One would be better off
putting something else in the main to help compensate, like CED or D
Prisons.
If you don't shell out money, you don't compete. That simple.
can tell you this having played the deck extensively. If you look at
the OCG meta, every build that tops has those money cards in it.
Without
PoD, the deck simply isn't consistent enough. Without Kristya, the deck
is fractionally as powerful. Without Trishula, well, that's just silly.
The entire point of the deck is a mid game Trishula.
Don't
compare anything to Dragunities. Dragunities were bound for failure
months before they were released in the TCG. It's a weak archetype that
got far too much attention. Mainly because people don't do their
homework and just jumped on the bandwagon. Someone who observed the OCG
meta (which is a lot more tolerant compared to ours) would know that
they had no possible hope of becoming meta.
Warning is god rather
fittingly. I did some statistics for a post I didn't finish. Out of the
all the Solemn Warnings in the last YCS possible, 95% were mained in
top 32. That percentage increases as you move further up to top 16 and
top 8. Solemn Warning is probably the most staple trap in the metagame
right now, tied with its counterpart.
PoD is necessary in decks
that require it, it's that simple. I have an entire GK deck save for
PoDs, but I wouldn't dream of using it.
There are no substitutes
for PoD and Warning. You main them or you don't. Filling a deck with
substitutes is a bad idea to say the least. One would be better off
putting something else in the main to help compensate, like CED or D
Prisons.
If you don't shell out money, you don't compete. That simple.
Re: Lost Sanctuary's impact on the meta
If that's the case then the majority of players shouldn't compete. It's
quite simple to win without those. Divine Wrath has never failed when I
needed a Solemn Warning sure it's not as godlike but it is still a great
card and has just as many uses as Warning. PoD cannot be replaced but
if you build the deck a little differently it can be. Kristya is the
only card for Money that is necessary for Agents as I've tested
extensively without it and lost duels I would have won had I had it.
I
have a Gravekeeper deck that doesn't run Solemn Warning or PoD but how
I've built it those aren't as needed as they would be in the standard
build.
If I had Warning/PoD would i run it? Yes of course I
would in a heartbeat but I'm not going to shell out money for overly
priced cards or boxes on the secondary market. The only reason you see
people Topping with them mained so often is because most of them have
topped before so have made enough money or Trade Value from this game to
afford them.
And on the Dragunity comment you have to admit they are deadly consistent albeit bad and I've never lost to one.
On
the substitute comment... CED is a substitute... D.Prison is nearly a
staple in most decks... Try building the deck so that it functions just
as well without Warnings or POD. (Trish isn't really much of a money
card (Then again I'm a douche and don't consider 40 dollars to be a lot
for a piece of cardboard but double that and add 10 for something you
need 2 of is too much)).
Thank you for trying to reexplain your
post to someone as naive as me who must not be a competitor because I
don't shell out money for a hobby I love due to having many other
hobby's that take similar shelling (Including other card games). I don't
dislike you or your views I just don't agree with some of them that's
all. Normally I like everything you post. I wasn't trying to call you
out as wrong (Though it sure looked like it) I was trying to explain how
i see it. So instead of mucking up your comment section with something
that won't get anywhere I'll just agree to disagree with you and lets
leave it at that and return to friendship.
quite simple to win without those. Divine Wrath has never failed when I
needed a Solemn Warning sure it's not as godlike but it is still a great
card and has just as many uses as Warning. PoD cannot be replaced but
if you build the deck a little differently it can be. Kristya is the
only card for Money that is necessary for Agents as I've tested
extensively without it and lost duels I would have won had I had it.
I
have a Gravekeeper deck that doesn't run Solemn Warning or PoD but how
I've built it those aren't as needed as they would be in the standard
build.
If I had Warning/PoD would i run it? Yes of course I
would in a heartbeat but I'm not going to shell out money for overly
priced cards or boxes on the secondary market. The only reason you see
people Topping with them mained so often is because most of them have
topped before so have made enough money or Trade Value from this game to
afford them.
And on the Dragunity comment you have to admit they are deadly consistent albeit bad and I've never lost to one.
On
the substitute comment... CED is a substitute... D.Prison is nearly a
staple in most decks... Try building the deck so that it functions just
as well without Warnings or POD. (Trish isn't really much of a money
card (Then again I'm a douche and don't consider 40 dollars to be a lot
for a piece of cardboard but double that and add 10 for something you
need 2 of is too much)).
Thank you for trying to reexplain your
post to someone as naive as me who must not be a competitor because I
don't shell out money for a hobby I love due to having many other
hobby's that take similar shelling (Including other card games). I don't
dislike you or your views I just don't agree with some of them that's
all. Normally I like everything you post. I wasn't trying to call you
out as wrong (Though it sure looked like it) I was trying to explain how
i see it. So instead of mucking up your comment section with something
that won't get anywhere I'll just agree to disagree with you and lets
leave it at that and return to friendship.
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