Plays in Yu-Gi-Oh That Forced Rule Changes

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0:41 Delinquent Duo
2:58 Djinngate
5:53 Mind Crush
8:41 Self Destruct Button
12:36 The LOOPS

[MsMiDC]

Fun note on the first one: the deck was dubbed ''Mischen Impossible'' as Mischen means Shuffle in German. :)

[vitaming]

That deck is like 4-5 feet tall and they sleeved it. That's dedication.

[rosem]

One of my favorite examples of this was the “concept of a handshake” ruling. Basically people tried to make a combo to activate Yu-Jo friendship that forced the opponent to accept the handshake or lose and then made their hand disgusting so you didn’t want to shake it. This led to the amazing ruling that your opponent only needs to agree to “the concept of a handshake” not literally have to shake your hand

[ManOfSesame]

The first one lol

"My deck has no pathetic cards!"
"Your deck has over 2, 000 cards and youre telling me you use all of them for your strategy? Yeah, right.."

[Hung_Nguyen_]

Use 2222 cards deck
Draw 5 pieces of Exodia first turn
Those 2 guy: "DAMN IT"

[gossiperzoroark]

“Judge, we got a loo-“
“Get rid of the Pole Position”
“But I didn’t finish my sentence?”
“I see Pole Position, the problem is Pole Position”

[youwayo]

0:40 Deck limit
2:58 Gentleman’s agreement
5:54 Mind Crush
8:39 Self destruct button
12:36 Loops

[michaelgrey]

As a note, uncontrolled loops are perfectly allowed if they change the gamestate in a way that eventually leads either to the loop ending on its own or killing the opponent, such as the Beelze & Red Eyes Loop which burns the opponent until they have no lifepoints left due to the mandatory trigger effects of both monsters.

[skellingtron]

imagine how op the current time rules would be with no deck size limit and decks that take hours to shuffle, you just shuffle your deck once and activate sparks

[kaizoaudio]

As someone who knows nothing about the TCG (or OCG) this video explains these concepts very clearly. Great video.

[DevoteeofMamaRaikou]

Worth of mention is that Pole Position was such a problematic card that most games, including Master Duel do not have it featured because of the difficulties to program it properly, so it's often excluded. Such a legacy that common card left in the game.

[RyuuHotaku]

I love how Konami went "alright yes we added a draw button, but to be clear we also added a double loss butt for when yall wanna mess around and find out"

[Komodo]

I want to be buried in the 2222 deck box and have the same lads be my pallbearers

[Dracota]

2:46 I did something similar once as a kid. I realized there was no limit so I went to a tournament with a deck built to force discards. Knowing most people would only have around the 40 minimum I went with 120 (3x) cards and tried this. After sitting down and getting snide comments from players saying I used too many, I ended up doing ok. It wasn’t built to win, it was built to have fun with the rules and stand out.

[thatsunusual]

Imagine if the judge sending the problem card to the gy, activates your second uncrotrolled loop 😂😂

[wednesdaygeckok.]

Those judges with the 2k card deck were absolutely gigachads for that

[humanoid]

Ever since I heard about it Mischen: Impossible (the 2222 card deck) has become my favorite piece of Yugioh trivia. ManyKudos made a video about Yugioh and had a segment about that deck and he found a comment from one of the guys saying that their intention wasn’t actually to get the rule changed but rather take advantage of the lack of deck size and just make people laugh. Idk how true it is so take that with a grain of salt

Excellent video Coder. Narration is great and the editing is fantastic. I love video essay style videos so can’t wait to see more of these from you.

[CamKoudo]

As a German I love the fact that the Deck limit was caused by 2 Germans who wanted to prove a point 😂

[bendfut]

PLEASE do more of this, i miss your judge content and this fills that void ever so slightly

[Magnet]

As a player of a fellow trading card game (Magic: the Gathering) it always fascinates me learning about the mechanics of other TCG games, and this video was very enlightening for that! Thanks! In MTG I know of one thing that would be considered an "Uncontrolled" loop involving a card called Polyraptor. Basically, any time Polyraptor is damaged it creates a copy of itself. The loop consists of having an effect that damages the Polyraptor that is triggered by a creature entering play. With one of these effects in play, it results in a never-ending loop of Polyraptors being generated as each one is damaged upon being played and thus triggering its duplication ability.

I believe in official settings if there is no way to end the loop, the game is simply declared a draw. Honestly I think Yu-Gi-Oh's rules deal with it better in this regard, as Polyraptor could theoretically could be used to force draws.