Best Way to Go About Tag Duels?
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Best Way to Go About Tag Duels?
So a few friends of mine, and myself, are interested in joining the upcoming Team YCS Event in Las Vegas... mainly because it'll be a great way for them to kind of help me get caught up on the newer rules and everything (haven't played much since MR4 started). I was wondering, what would be the best way to go about preparing for Tag Duels? Is it best to play our individual decks, or are there decks that can pair well with a deck my partner(s) might be playing?
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I know this is probably a bit late, but:
As far as I'm aware of the official Tag Team rules, the best way to go about it is either if both players run the same overall strategy OR two strategies that complement each other, like Burning Abyss and Dark World or Lightsworn and Shaddolls or Dinosaurs and True Dracos/Kings.
Seeing as each duelist can individually run limited cards that gives the possibility for stuff like 2 Raigekis per team, but obviously only 1 in each deck.
My guess is also that in Tag Teams the meta probably looks a bit different than in singles (Cards like Ancient Leaf are basically Pot of Greed in Tag) and decks that require much set up have more time and space to get that set up in tag than in singles. So in short I think it's a good way to get caught up on overall rules, but not for specifics, that differ from tag to singles and certainly not for getting to know the singles meta (though I could be wrong here).
Anyway I hope I could help you a bit and you have/had fun at your event and with Yu-Gi-Oh! in general
As far as I'm aware of the official Tag Team rules, the best way to go about it is either if both players run the same overall strategy OR two strategies that complement each other, like Burning Abyss and Dark World or Lightsworn and Shaddolls or Dinosaurs and True Dracos/Kings.
Seeing as each duelist can individually run limited cards that gives the possibility for stuff like 2 Raigekis per team, but obviously only 1 in each deck.
My guess is also that in Tag Teams the meta probably looks a bit different than in singles (Cards like Ancient Leaf are basically Pot of Greed in Tag) and decks that require much set up have more time and space to get that set up in tag than in singles. So in short I think it's a good way to get caught up on overall rules, but not for specifics, that differ from tag to singles and certainly not for getting to know the singles meta (though I could be wrong here).
Anyway I hope I could help you a bit and you have/had fun at your event and with Yu-Gi-Oh! in general
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