This is exactly how I felt playing Yu-Gi-Oh as a casual with random cards with nice little effects, against someone who had a deck he probably spent months crafting in a ritual chamber. He actually took ten full minutes playing his turn, using half his deck, and explaining every intricate detail of how his combo works, and why it is AWESOME. I proceeded to place a monster face-down, a trap card, and ending my turn. It took me as long as it took you to read this sentence. Then, despite his monster having already 8000 points of ATK, he started building a second combo, and I forfeited mid-sentence. I lost the match, but seeing him blue-balled at not even getting an attack in was a victory in and of itself.
? Doesn't matter how much atk if yours is in defense. Could be a battle trap. Could be a flip card. Who wouldn't get rid of those first. Use your brain
@@jasonz.7311 Oh yeah let's see where he EVER mentioned that. 2. Yes some players are dicks but why not assume then, that the opponent was simply comboing into a phantom knight break sword? 3. Doesn't change the face down trap which could be anything under the sun such as and is not limited to DROWNING MIRROR FORCE. You'd probably have some success if you'd use your head for once but you hate doing that don't you.
I am 100% the latter; I was explaining the backstories of the different members of my courageous platoon of Death Korps, which I spent 50+ hours painting, while my friend was literally tilting a building on its side so he could more efficiently dump his 30 unpainted tyranid models in it...
I believe “mooing infinite” is a reference to “going infinite”, which just means that you can repeat a sequence of actions as many times as you want (in the same turn), each time increasing some benefit (number of minions or whatever, or stats, or life total, or something). So, not the name of this specific combo, but rather of this type of combo
@@hextildarobinson not sure about the exact combo, could be a made up one even. But legacy decks, the ones that existed 10+ years ago in the early days of magic were known to break the game with infinite combos. A 2 card combo that wins the game, and can be consistently played because every other card in the deck exists only to help you find these 2 combo cards.
@@hextildarobinson There's a handful of these types of infinite combos. My personal favorite is the "lifesteal pinprick of death". It requires two cards to be on the field: Exquisite Blood and Sanguine Bond. Sanguine Bond causes the opponent to lose life anytime you gain life. Exquisite Blood does the opposite: Whenever the opponent loses life, you gain life. Because of a specific official ruling, if these cards are both on the field and there is *any* life gain for you or life loss for your opponent, you instantly win the game, because it causes you to have Infinity life, and your opponent to have negative infinity life.
@@hextildarobinson The only way to counter this combo is to anticipate it beforehand by either having something that destroys the type of card these two cards are, Enchantments, or to have a specific creature called Platinum Angel, which specifically prevents the player who used it from losing the game and prevents the opponent from winning.
It puts sunglasses on all of your cards AND as a hidden bonus effect, every cow card the enemy plays will be placed on your side of the field, because they wanna be with cool cow. If he gets it out in the early, the whole cheese strategy will fail.
Actually cool cow, usually pretty useless, has a unique strategy built around to counter brie breaker decks: it can, when played in tandem Hippie cow, prevent the enemy from tapping more than once a turn. After the tapping is prevented, and therefore the clones not created, it makes all card the opponent draws during the cheese-tasting phase go directly to the milk realm, without ever entering the field. Setting up the combo can be complicated, but it is necessary in order to beat such a dominant meta strategy.
@@elijahpadilla5083 of course, none of this matters against the Billy Goat meta, which can survive off of any color of grass AND require less grass individually to graze. This, combined with Goat simulator lets you dump your hand onto the board before the Combo can be set up, and then copy every Goat you have BUT with the downside that a random goat gets its leg broken every turn. It's the signature go-wide aggro archetype designed to out-speed the Cheese strategy. Ironically, the +1 defense bonus of the sunglasses is actually a huge weakness for Billy Goats because it makes them cool enough to block enough goats to prevent any damage. All the n00bs first getting into the game are screaming for Cheese-Clones to get banned, but the combo is actually really complex and you can loose just by having a bad openning hand. But Cool Cow should actually be banned because its just too efficient a body and naturally protects the board from interaction, which may look "fairer" to new players, it's impossible to win against unless you have the perfect openning hand.
It's funny because Cool Cow actually has a really niche synergy with Count Cornelius Cheddar. The sunglasses only give minor defense buff, but if your running a corrupt executive/ bad work ethic deck, it can help by giving positive PR tokens to get away with underpaying worker cards. Generally not a great strategy, but if your opponent doesnt see it coming, it can ruin a good work ethic deck in a few turns
@@andrebenites9919 The game they're talking about is Magic the Gathering, cards are released in sets and Un-sets like Unglued and Unfinity are full of funny and weird cards. For example there's a card called "Hot Fix" that gives you 10 seconds to look at and rearrange the cards in your deck.
i had a deck all around finding two enchantments and then killing one of my own creatures killing them with infinite damage and healing me infinitely. And another deck just because i liked the art on a specific dinosaur with literally no winning potential. this is exactly how Magic the gathering works (combo deck was if I gain a life you lose a life if you lose a life I gain a life. and the creature that I kill gains me life when it dies. if I had a cow with "when this dies its owner gains 1 life" i could literally MOO INFINATE with that deck.
I mean unfortunately it doesn't work cause Brie breaker is when played not when tapped, so it cant actually play out the way he explained. If it was tap to do that then it'd work but alas it's when it's played.
Player 1: "Cows and cheese, searching, tapping, untapping, copies, infinite combo, excitement!" Player 2: "Tap my island, cast Moo Cow Don't Bother Me, everything you just said doesn't happen, and I draw a card. My turn?"
I'm definitely player two. Play the game at my pace or don't play at all. No turn 4 wins on my table. If your ADHD monkey brain craves 5 minute wins, play yu-gi-oh instead. This said, I'll always have a soft spot for red aggro decks. It's green - simic/gruul goodstuff bullshit that pisses me off.
You should find a more equal, cheaper and funnier game to play. Collectible games were pay to win before the p2w acronym was even conceived by the first person.
it's a spoof of magic the gathering, which he abided by the rules of completely, with cards that actually exist (effect wise, mostly) the specific combo he's referencing is Kiki Jiki, Mirror Breaker's combo, basically Kiki Jiki can tap to create a copy of a creature you control with haste (can attack the turn it's summoned), and if he copies a creature that has an enter the battlefield effect the copy will have that too, so if he targets a card like Zealous Conscripts, reading "When Zealous Conscripts enters the battlefield gain control of target permanent until end of turn. Untap it. It gains haste" the important part is untapping, so if you choose to untap Kiki Jiki you can tap him again to make another Zealous Conscripts to untap Kiki Jiki to make another Zealous Conscripts to untap Kiki Jiki, and then repeat until you have a hundred Zealous Conscripts to attack with
This slaughterhouse deck is in kinda the same camp as the brie breaker deck for basically breaking the game in 2. The only way to beat a slaughterhouse deck is if you have an animal rights deck but that's a very hard deck to build cause it's based around mostly status buff cards and trap cards.
@@TetrisShark70 thats why you sideboard in some activist cards to protect your cows, either that or run your own maindeck slaughterhouse to reap your cow rewards before your opponent
Well he used MTG as a base and a real combo from back in Kamigawa with Kiki Jiki. Just changed some names and had to print custom images :) still hilarious and impressive though!
Cheese tasting phase: The Cheese Tasting Phase can be started after obtaining 100 Colorless Cheese Chakra and 2 Restaurant Deal cards. Can also be applied via other methods, such as playing Count Cornelius Cheddar. When activated, the Cheese Tasting Phase doubles the output of Cheese Factories, and all cheese-based cards gain various bonuses based on their secondary type (I'm not typing it all out so you can imagine what that means)
Wait! He's playing it wrong! 0:34 Brie Breaker triggers when played, not when it enters the battlefield, so only the first one activates since the copies aren't played.
I had one good card when I played MTG for a while in high school, but with my deck, it was broken. It was a black/green deck and the monster had regenerate. Not too scary, buuuuut the catch was that I had a piece of gear that gave him trample, and another that gave him +X/X for every Kami in my graveyard, and about a half dozen filler cards from a set deck that had just come out. Along with a card that let me discard as many Kami cards as I had in my deck to draw an equal number of cards. Could I deck myself out? Yes. I could also field a 15/15 monster with regenerate and trample. That was it. That was my whole plan. Discard half my deck, draw a beat stick creature, make it so that it could kill everything on your field
This is a few years old and I've loved it since it came out, but I don't see anyone recognizing that he's immediately allowed to begin cheese tasting phase, while in the other video regarding this, it would take him 30 minutes to set up the cheese tasting chase through infinite summersaulting cheese factories. Just how powerful is this combo?!
I like the unexpected builds in commander. Like building Hapatra around simply melting enemy creatures into into snakes, insects, and elf warriors. Or using Shirei to make a sacrificial utility deck. You know, the zany things that are annoyinhg but too weird to be truly mad at.
Don't you just love when players don't read their own cards? He's playing it wrong. 0:34 Brie Breaker triggers when played, not when it enters the battlefield, so only the first one activates since the copies aren't played.
I like building decks with an "on switch" I'd like to call it. It's a functional deck for fun if you don't wanna be a jerk at the table but if someone gets out of hand I just switch into "maximum overdrive" and usually it take the player out in one turn. Infinite combo players are the first to go.
The combo is actually based off of an actual magic combo as well, kiki kiki and zealous conscripts, which I find even more halarious than the actual skit
Delta lord holy crap, your comment is already at 80 likes in 4 minutes and it’s getting higher per second. So this is the unchecked power of the internet
I do a mix between them. I will start by seeing what cards I like, then I’ll do some research and see what’s cards I want, then I start building around their strength, I never have more than 2 copies of a card unless it works a huge amount towards my advantage at which I will have 3 copies and no more. Then I continue seeing what I like and it just works out for me
This reminds me of how I taught my SO how to play Gwent in the Witcher 3. There’s a solid strategy you can get started on very early game and only gets stronger as you get more cards until you are unbeatable in the tournament.
Relatable, a few years ago this dude convinced me and a friend to get back into MTG. He wanted to play commander for fun, we went along with it and I just built a pretty weak deck with the cards I had from way back. It was clear from the first game that our definitions of fun are completely different, with each of mine and our friend's turns being rather short while he would give us a whole master thesis presentation almost every turn he played. He had a lot of strong, very expensive cards, and would not hesitate to use proxies to build the decks he saw online. Needless to say, we'd get stomped everytime, I'd often be dead halfway through his turn and when I scooped he would ask what happened and I'm like "dude I'm dead lol". On the rare occasions that it felt like we had a chance to beat him, he would topdeck "the one card that could get me out of this position" and combo his way to a win. Recently I've been feeling like getting back into the game, but he's the only friend I know that still plays and I absolutely do not want to play with him again
Yeah, also, only two Come Back, Cows cards are allowed per deck after John Card's 2018 tournament win, where he used Come Back, Cows over and over to make himself nearly unbeatable.
one of my brothers once built a deck entirely around whale cards because he wanted to make a joke where he'd play the song sail by awolnation but he'd yell whale instead of sail
Cool cow is such an underrated card . If you use it with “improved fertility”, the token production is insane . You then use “unfair trading” to transform all the sunglasses to chesse tokens making it posible to get a cheese warehouse before turn 6...
89Crono Actually, the creator, Tite Kubo, has stated that Cheeserealm is the better version back at DairyCon 3 years ago, with the reasoning being "Cheese can be a force of good and bad, allowing it to help the heroes and hurt them too. But yogurt? Yogurt is just good shit man. Why the fuck is it suddenly a harming force. Damned Japanese, ruining my vision...in America." They have then went on record stating that the English version is actual canon and the Japanese version was retconned out of existence when Gen Urobochi wrote the World of Ligbt arc where everyone died.
Unfortunately, count Cornelius cheddar is a legendairy, which means he cannot be copied. This rule was added in the newest edition, so it's possible they were using a previous version. But, even if you bypass that rule, this combo is far from its prime. Back in its introduction in 2nd edition, it's combo was near impossible to beat. But only 2 expansions later, it became useless with cool cows creation. Cool cows sunglasses have a secondairy effect that causes all creature or cheese cards of super rairy to legendairy to go to the opponents side, wanting to be with the most coolest guy on the field. If this happens, every card transferred to the other side (including copies) will grant +10 attack and +10 defense for all cards on their new side. And if the creatures and/or cheeses are in a state of moving infinite, this will grant a +100 attack and defense for all non copy cards. This godlike, yet only commoon rairyty card basically put an end to count Cornelius cheddar and brie breaker strategies, which caused them to go from being the best combo in the game, to become the single worst legendairy and creature/cheese hybrids in the game. Cool cow, meanwhile, is still respected in the commoonity as one of the best nerf cards in the games history, and caused people to look into startigies of cards perceived as weaker, when before people only thought that super rairy cards and rairyer could have any viability, as well as having very cool and funny sunglasses.
It's fucked up that I watched this when it came out and multiple times since then and now that I actually play magic I know he's describing specifically the Kiki Jikki combo.
could also be the sliver queen combo that can spawn infinite 1/1 sliver tokens with haste. but that stuff is so long ago, i guess only 30+ year olds got to meet them lol. the strategy was basically have the sliver that gives you 2 mana when you sacrifice a sliver and gives all slivers the ability to sacrifice, and another sliver that reduces the cost of card abilities by 1, which causes the sliver queen to be able to produce a 1/1 sliver token for 1 mana and sacrifice it for 2, causing an endless cycle.
There have always been two types of people when it comes to any sort of game: The people who take it way too seriously And the people who don’t take it seriously enough
I built a yugioh deck that doesn't kill my opponent, but the matches last so long they wish they were dead. It is the most fun I've had in a card game. I usually end up drawing my last card first, and thus losing the battle, but I won the war.
"Um yeah this mouse looks dope, I guess I'll stick it in" Special effect: Discards all cheese and cow cards in effect "Didn't even know it did this, won't complain"
Hey. It actually has really good synergy with Fat Rat, which gains power for every card discarded on the turn it was played. While Rodent decks aren't meta, they're still good.
@@starmangalaxy2001 yeah, the rodents subtype is really underrated, i think because a lot of them are support. My favorite is Lord of the Cheese, as long as it is on the board, all cheese cards are disabled, sadly it is countered by Mouse Trap, a very common spell card which discards one rodent on board. Also LotC has very low defense and health making it extremely vulnerable to human attack, i recommend pairing LotC with Mouse House so he won't die easily.
@@starmangalaxy2001 What you might not have considered though is that Fat Rat also transforms into The Big Cheese when equipping the Cool Cow sunglasses. This allows you to pick out the rodent card of your choice from your deck for every turn The Big Cheese remains on the field. Seems like it ought to be nerfed but hey I don't work for Farmers of the Waterfront. 🐀 🧀 🕶️
😶🙄😐 ... I have a this guy, C-1000 and this chucky cheese field card. I guess he's a robot rat type hybrid or something. I think he's cool cause he reminds me of like a mouse terminator or something... I don't really know what he does.
@@impactproformance That robot is busted, it upgrades the cheese production of cows by 50%, but if chucky cheese is on field, it upgrades them by 200% (essentially a x3 cheese production) and makes cows take half damage from attacks. If you combine it with the cheese factory card, it's immortal as long as there's at least 1 cow on play. BUT, if you equip it the battery item card that duplicates special effects of robot cards, you basically win the game. x6 cheese production on an immortal card that makes cows recieve 75% less damage, it's a bit hard to pull off because of the amount of cheese you have to spend in order to summon it, and also needing chucky cheese, cheese factory and the battery, but it single-handedly wins games
But you forget, if you have the goat farm card and an active petting zoo upgrade card and at least 5 baby goats you can negate Dairy Destroyer and its effects.
I love how both of these are me. On one hand I can make hyper combo decks or just full bling decks whose game plan boils down to "funny card has good art."
"I play Lactose Intolerant." "What does that do?" "Removes all cheese cards from the table for all players and each player loses one life for each of their cheese cards that get removed. You just lost infinite health points and as a result I win every subsequent game we play in perpetuity."
Reminds me of playing in the late 1990s when my buddy just put every Magic card he had into one huge deck and I would play him using, like, a deck of all my black and red cards. Sometimes the games would take hours. Then our friend who exclusively played Blue started joining us and destroying us in like 10 minutes and Magic stopped being fun almost immediately
All my deck had a bunch of useless fusions and complicated summons that weren't worth the trouble, but looked badass just to have. *spends 4 turns fusing Thousand Year Dragon* *opponent immediately summons Blue Eyes and kills it* At least mine had style... Then I spend even more effort summoning the Gate Guardian.
My favorite mechanic was always the Treasure token mechanic. I love hoarding all the shiny things. Also!!! Deadeye Plunderer gets +1+1 for every artifact. :p🖤💜
One issue, Count Cornelius Cheddar was misprinted. He's actually a legendary creature- human cheese. That means you can only have one copy of him on the field at a time. Any others must be discarded. Though there are cards that remove that restriction. Just none playable in the cheese deck.
Accurate. Most people build decks because they wanna build the ultimate unkillable deck. ...i just build decks because I like the aesthetic. It's only coincidental if my deck is super good.
“Role playing means to play a role.” And that’s exactly what I do when coming up with decks! (Or have since I started playing Yugioh digitally, rather than Pokémon IRL) I always end up playing to win, rather to play as my character might play, however- it raises the competency of characters who I don’t think would necessarily play that well, which kind of ruins things a bit. It’s not like I’ve written anything, but all those old original Yugioh series, and that shitty Evillious thing, and now my crappy Yugioh au of Land of the Lustrous, an au of an au Naruto fanfic, and the 2003 PGSM drama, wherein the problem lies that Usagi fucking sucks at Dueling, but Maojou-sama (Princess Sailor Moon, yandere of the year 2003) is actually good at it, and they need a playable deck that’s at least a little modular? And Rin needs two decks… (the only Gem who shows up in modern times is Cairngorm- the other survivors are fucking around in another dimension, telling the younger Gems that they have it easy because monsters are nowhere near as bad as the Lunarians- which doesn’t change the fact that they’re constantly in danger, just means that the current danger can’t really strategize- I suppose that Beryl and the Shittenou are retconned as being Gems in their past lives, and Ghost Quartz did exist off screen for a bit, before being lost by a Cairngorm who has become more than willing to do anything to get their partner back)
@@qwertyman1511 Actually, a Japanese manga about (old school) MTG exists. Google " Destroy All of Humanity. It Can't Be Regenerated" or "Subete no Jinrui o Hakai suru. Sorera wa Saisei Dekinai". It's unlikely to be anime-fy as it's niche, but you can always imagine them in anime form.
2 things 1. That falls under person 2 2. MTG (the sponsor) doesn't have an anime. This comes off way more "uhm actually, you are a dumbass" more than I intend it to, so just take it down like 7 notches and that is where it is supposed to be.
Those sunglasses have a side effect- when put on any cheese character gives them the ability to disable one other cheese card for every cheese card that the user has
Sooo, there is a mechanics issue here. With that combo you don't go infinite since brie breaker only creates a copy on entering the battlefield, not on tapping
@@ultimaterecoil1136 the cheese copy of count cornelius cheddar? Which untaps the brie breaker, which does nothing. If it made brie breaker leave the battlefield and come back then yes, infinite copies. Or if brie breaker made the copy on tapping, rather than entering play, that would be different.
For those who don't remember Season one, Mooing Infinite is a strong deck that only a few players have constructed. Some of those cards aren't even in stores any more. I am so jealous.
I mean I play magic to have fun with crazy combos, somewhere between a Timmy and a Johnny. But I’m the second guy when it comes to Yugioh and that’s probably why I keep dying my first turn. Because everyone is playing with new fancy meta cards and I’m just like “Huh, Cyber-Stein looks cool, I can get ANY fusion for 5000 LP? I just have to build a lifegain deck around it so I can get multiple fusion monsters for the army, I bet this’ll be amazing. Turn one, Griggle, pass turn! ...Oh, now you take a 10 minute turn and kill me with multiple combat phases right off the bat you say, and now you say ‘gg’? Man, have fun playing solitaire, but leave me out of it.” ...You can win turn 1 in magic too but it’s a lot harder to pull off, a lot less consistent.
@@psy__maxim wouldnt the creators notice how overpowered that is? i havent played Moogic the Grazing before but it just seems realistic they wouldnt let that in.
@@boopynooby1172 however, i forgot to mention they nerfed the brie breaker by making him an Epicheese instead of Uncheesy, making him the second hardest creature cheese hybrid to get in Moogic the Grazing
“For the sake of competitive diversity, Count Cornelius Cheddar is now banned in modern. “
Aw, Fudge! (Harry Potter joke anyone?) I just bought my playset for $300 bucks!
BloodLegaZ 300 dairy dollars*
Well, at least the Meta is shifting toward the new grazing decks so all the dairy dollars I spent on the promo foil fields are useful now.
Now it's limited to 1
oh come on, brie breaker was clearly the enabler
How to build your deck:
-Choose some really bad cards
-Say: "My grandpa's deck has no pathetic cards, *name of your rival*"
-Win
Ahaha lol. Yugioh.
“My grandpas deck has no pathetic cards Sung Won! Now I summon Kuricow in attack position!!!”
"You lost to someone who CHOSE to put Mushroom Man in their deck!."
The instructions were unclear and now I am stucked in the shadow realm. Please, can someone send help?
You just gotta believe in the heart of the cards
This is exactly how I felt playing Yu-Gi-Oh as a casual with random cards with nice little effects, against someone who had a deck he probably spent months crafting in a ritual chamber. He actually took ten full minutes playing his turn, using half his deck, and explaining every intricate detail of how his combo works, and why it is AWESOME.
I proceeded to place a monster face-down, a trap card, and ending my turn. It took me as long as it took you to read this sentence.
Then, despite his monster having already 8000 points of ATK, he started building a second combo, and I forfeited mid-sentence. I lost the match, but seeing him blue-balled at not even getting an attack in was a victory in and of itself.
Yeah this is a certified yu gi oh moment
If you can’t turn 1 kill reliably in theory you die lol
? Doesn't matter how much atk if yours is in defense. Could be a battle trap. Could be a flip card. Who wouldn't get rid of those first. Use your brain
@@simber3523 Evidently haven't heard of piercing damage clown
@@jasonz.7311 Oh yeah let's see where he EVER mentioned that. 2. Yes some players are dicks but why not assume then, that the opponent was simply comboing into a phantom knight break sword? 3. Doesn't change the face down trap which could be anything under the sun such as and is not limited to DROWNING MIRROR FORCE. You'd probably have some success if you'd use your head for once but you hate doing that don't you.
I clicked show more expecting some bullshit about how it was magic cylinder and you won the duel, but yep thats Yugioh alright.
Counterplay: I have a Blue deck that counters everything. Now I can never lose because no one wants to play with me!
I have the same problem with my blue red deck that takes control of everything the opponent uses.
I respect both because I have a black deck that kills everything but I also hate because I dislike counter spells.
can confirm. dont wanna play w/ you
Meanwhile me: Oooh! A reviving skeleton? Yes. Ooh? Life steal? Aaaand there's my deck.
with the 2020 cards, i'd be scared, but nothing else
Everyone talking about count Cornelius and I'm here just wishing the back of the cards said Moogic the Grazing.
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"The competitive 40k player vs the guy who has backstories for all his sergeants"
Triptide and the 40 drones vs the lad with the orks in pink chiffon
@@nanocowie OI me Chiffun make'z da bois work 'arder
I am 100% the latter; I was explaining the backstories of the different members of my courageous platoon of Death Korps, which I spent 50+ hours painting, while my friend was literally tilting a building on its side so he could more efficiently dump his 30 unpainted tyranid models in it...
If you play Custodes, it's not that hard.
Id be terrified to fight against someone like that, id feel so bad shooting their well rounded characters with hopes and dreams
I like how he gave his strat a badass name that is *MOOING INFINITE,* as if it was a stand or he has multiple named strats.
I believe “mooing infinite” is a reference to “going infinite”, which just means that you can repeat a sequence of actions as many times as you want (in the same turn), each time increasing some benefit (number of minions or whatever, or stats, or life total, or something).
So, not the name of this specific combo, but rather of this type of combo
And beyond what drdca said, when you go infinite through a hard to find line, that's exactly how you feel :D
aka Splinter Twin
also jojo bad
Funny thing is that the whole thing he described is an actual combo in magic.
Really?
@@hextildarobinson not sure about the exact combo, could be a made up one even.
But legacy decks, the ones that existed 10+ years ago in the early days of magic were known to break the game with infinite combos. A 2 card combo that wins the game, and can be consistently played because every other card in the deck exists only to help you find these 2 combo cards.
@@hextildarobinson Splinter Twin. Look it up.
@@hextildarobinson There's a handful of these types of infinite combos.
My personal favorite is the "lifesteal pinprick of death". It requires two cards to be on the field: Exquisite Blood and Sanguine Bond.
Sanguine Bond causes the opponent to lose life anytime you gain life. Exquisite Blood does the opposite: Whenever the opponent loses life, you gain life.
Because of a specific official ruling, if these cards are both on the field and there is *any* life gain for you or life loss for your opponent, you instantly win the game, because it causes you to have Infinity life, and your opponent to have negative infinity life.
@@hextildarobinson The only way to counter this combo is to anticipate it beforehand by either having something that destroys the type of card these two cards are, Enchantments, or to have a specific creature called Platinum Angel, which specifically prevents the player who used it from losing the game and prevents the opponent from winning.
"I play to have fun!"
"I play to destroy you emotionally and question why you spent so much money on a deck that doesn't make you win turn 3"
AKA, me vs. my boyfriend in every game ever. Only, you left out "playing solitaire for literally 20 minutes in the middle of a game".
@@rosabie5138 well if you didn’t wanna play solitaire for 20minutes then you should have just picked Uno
So you play counter/burn?
Who plays for fun and spends any significant amount of money.on a deck that wasn't designed by someone else to win on turn 3?
@@tyrant-den884 you see i like to play a deck that wins in 60 turns when my opponent gives up because they have better things to do
I like to think that cool cow absolutely destroyed that guy’s strategy
It puts sunglasses on all of your cards AND as a hidden bonus effect, every cow card the enemy plays will be placed on your side of the field, because they wanna be with cool cow. If he gets it out in the early, the whole cheese strategy will fail.
Actually cool cow, usually pretty useless, has a unique strategy built around to counter brie breaker decks: it can, when played in tandem Hippie cow, prevent the enemy from tapping more than once a turn. After the tapping is prevented, and therefore the clones not created, it makes all card the opponent draws during the cheese-tasting phase go directly to the milk realm, without ever entering the field. Setting up the combo can be complicated, but it is necessary in order to beat such a dominant meta strategy.
@@lucienfelten8439 Cool Cow/Hippie Cow dominate sideboards in basically any deck that can generate Grass mana
@@dcdusty33 People wouldn't have problems generating Grass mana if Sodlayer wasn't LIMITED
@@elijahpadilla5083 of course, none of this matters against the Billy Goat meta, which can survive off of any color of grass AND require less grass individually to graze. This, combined with Goat simulator lets you dump your hand onto the board before the Combo can be set up, and then copy every Goat you have BUT with the downside that a random goat gets its leg broken every turn. It's the signature go-wide aggro archetype designed to out-speed the Cheese strategy.
Ironically, the +1 defense bonus of the sunglasses is actually a huge weakness for Billy Goats because it makes them cool enough to block enough goats to prevent any damage.
All the n00bs first getting into the game are screaming for Cheese-Clones to get banned, but the combo is actually really complex and you can loose just by having a bad openning hand. But Cool Cow should actually be banned because its just too efficient a body and naturally protects the board from interaction, which may look "fairer" to new players, it's impossible to win against unless you have the perfect openning hand.
It's funny because Cool Cow actually has a really niche synergy with Count Cornelius Cheddar. The sunglasses only give minor defense buff, but if your running a corrupt executive/ bad work ethic deck, it can help by giving positive PR tokens to get away with underpaying worker cards. Generally not a great strategy, but if your opponent doesnt see it coming, it can ruin a good work ethic deck in a few turns
The fact that their is a new sticker mechanic in the new UN set , this man putting sunglasses on his cards was truly ahead of his time.
That's what I thought. They had to have used this in their meetings.
UN ? I don't recognize this game
@@andrebenites9919 The game they're talking about is Magic the Gathering, cards are released in sets and Un-sets like Unglued and Unfinity are full of funny and weird cards. For example there's a card called "Hot Fix" that gives you 10 seconds to look at and rearrange the cards in your deck.
And they are legal in eternal formats 🤦♂️
@@kaipography they aren't (with a couple exceptions), and the fact that you assumed they were is telling.
As a guy totally not into MTG, this is 100% what the rules always sounded like to me.
It's actually pretty close to how the game works
Literally is based on a magic combo deck around splinter twin or kikki jikki
@@zankaa8031 it’s closer to Kiki-jiki and literally any card that untaps a creature when it enters the battlefield. We’ll say zealous conscripts
i had a deck all around finding two enchantments and then killing one of my own creatures killing them with infinite damage and healing me infinitely. And another deck just because i liked the art on a specific dinosaur with literally no winning potential. this is exactly how Magic the gathering works
(combo deck was if I gain a life you lose a life if you lose a life I gain a life. and the creature that I kill gains me life when it dies. if I had a cow with "when this dies its owner gains 1 life" i could literally MOO INFINATE with that deck.
@@CatOnACell Ah, the old Sanguine Bond - Exquisite Blood combo
The fact that I understood that explanation and the fact that it made sense disturbs me...
Pokedex entry 132 my dude.
I mean unfortunately it doesn't work cause Brie breaker is when played not when tapped, so it cant actually play out the way he explained. If it was tap to do that then it'd work but alas it's when it's played.
Garnzlok the text was errated in 2014. He must if got one of the old copies
@@cooltrainervaultboy-39 Brilliant. :D
Wasn't this basically how the Saheeli copy cat combo worked? Lol
I like that he’s consistent with his rules of the game between sketches
Player 1: "Cows and cheese, searching, tapping, untapping, copies, infinite combo, excitement!"
Player 2: "Tap my island, cast Moo Cow Don't Bother Me, everything you just said doesn't happen, and I draw a card. My turn?"
I'm definitely player two. Play the game at my pace or don't play at all. No turn 4 wins on my table.
If your ADHD monkey brain craves 5 minute wins, play yu-gi-oh instead.
This said, I'll always have a soft spot for red aggro decks. It's green - simic/gruul goodstuff bullshit that pisses me off.
lmao is this a play on Dark Ruler No More in Yugioh?
@@Capta1nTD dark ruler is such a "leave me alone" card its funny
@@brandongouveia8198 And then I flip my "Dad says No" Solemn Judgment and stop you right there son.
This guy is about to create a card game based on cow and cheese and im here to witness it
What a great time to be alive
its goning to be me
that was my old discord pfp HMMM
What a Grate time, huh
Get on MTG Cardsmith. Make this happen.
I would totally buy that
"Count Cornelius Cheddar is a creature _and_ a cheese."
This sentence tickles me in my special place.
Oh my!~
YOU WON'T BELIEVE
Uh
FBI OPEN UP!!!
Tmi my dude
I just started getting into Magic but any infinite causes me to immedietely think of "And as a result! I am MOOING INFINITE!"
You should find a more equal, cheaper and funnier game to play.
Collectible games were pay to win before the p2w acronym was even conceived by the first person.
@@TrollMalefico1984 If 0megaFan is playing _Magic_ via _Arena_ online, then free is about as cheap as you get. $:^ ]
Please make this official card game, I’ve wanted it for like 5 years now
it's a spoof of magic the gathering, which he abided by the rules of completely, with cards that actually exist (effect wise, mostly)
the specific combo he's referencing is Kiki Jiki, Mirror Breaker's combo, basically Kiki Jiki can tap to create a copy of a creature you control with haste (can attack the turn it's summoned), and if he copies a creature that has an enter the battlefield effect the copy will have that too, so if he targets a card like Zealous Conscripts, reading "When Zealous Conscripts enters the battlefield gain control of target permanent until end of turn. Untap it. It gains haste" the important part is untapping, so if you choose to untap Kiki Jiki you can tap him again to make another Zealous Conscripts to untap Kiki Jiki to make another Zealous Conscripts to untap Kiki Jiki, and then repeat until you have a hundred Zealous Conscripts to attack with
@@brandonbeagle836 ok but they aren't cows
@@laffytaffy1467 true true, we should get prozd to print some
I'm actually making a game based off of these small sketches, with my own set of similar rules but different ones so the game is pretty unique
@@pixel_chip0 Hi Im curious what your game is about
Builds the most insane cow deck ever imagined
*Opponent uses slaughterhouse deck*
Just a random guy helping kpopgroups To be fair, a slaughterhouse deck is very situational.
@@connerzed3588 It's still obnoxious to deal with for like the one person in the world who uses a pure livestock deck.
but thats like the last part of the cow combo
This slaughterhouse deck is in kinda the same camp as the brie breaker deck for basically breaking the game in 2. The only way to beat a slaughterhouse deck is if you have an animal rights deck but that's a very hard deck to build cause it's based around mostly status buff cards and trap cards.
@@TetrisShark70 thats why you sideboard in some activist cards to protect your cows, either that or run your own maindeck slaughterhouse to reap your cow rewards before your opponent
"Mooing infinite" is now a term that is regularly used in my magic group.
i know im late but when do you say it, you get count cornelius cheese or something?
Same here. It’s almost like a middle finger to the other guy when we say it.
I remember one time I played with my grandpa. He destroyed me with a 1000 dollar deck that was made by a pro. He ended with 30 health and I had -5
@@whydidyoupressthegokubutto3396 oof size omega
Do card games have infinites like that?
Can we appreciate the amount of effort that went into this
This man had to create an entire card game with working dynamics about cheese and cows
Well he used MTG as a base and a real combo from back in Kamigawa with Kiki Jiki. Just changed some names and had to print custom images :) still hilarious and impressive though!
Brie breaker and Cornelius cheddar are literally just Kiki-Jiki and felidar Guardian. I love that he basically put a real combo in this video lol
Or deceiver exarch more like, but yeah. It’s great.
*“and as a result,I'm am Mooing infinite"*
I'll never understand why Count Cornelius Cheddar isn't a legendary creature
Wizards really dropped the ball there smh
LegenDAIRY
He probably is, but the copy-card says "these copies are not legendary"! Like spark double!
because this is a splinter twin analogy.
same reason valakut isn't. when it was printed legendary was a huge downside
@Andreas
It's not a Krenko analogy?
“Count Cornelius Cheddar is a creature and a cheese”
Hey just like me!
No, People are actually happy to see Count Cornelius Cheddar show up
@@JohnnyWang826 LMAO
@@JohnnyWang826 Grilled cheese.
Cheese tasting phase: The Cheese Tasting Phase can be started after obtaining 100 Colorless Cheese Chakra and 2 Restaurant Deal cards. Can also be applied via other methods, such as playing Count Cornelius Cheddar. When activated, the Cheese Tasting Phase doubles the output of Cheese Factories, and all cheese-based cards gain various bonuses based on their secondary type (I'm not typing it all out so you can imagine what that means)
Why do I have a feeling Brie breaker is about to get banned in modern
Splinter Tin did nothing wrong
@@xylophone897 I sense a little pent up tension and animosity.
*Moodern
Wait! He's playing it wrong! 0:34 Brie Breaker triggers when played, not when it enters the battlefield, so only the first one activates since the copies aren't played.
@@FlyingDominion every competitive player cheats a little when they know their opponent doesn't know shit lmao
Dude it's the splinter twin combo. He did his homework
I'm glad Krark-Clan Creamery was finally banned
Obviously this is Mirror Breaker Zealous Conscripts
The best part of his card videos is how much they resemble actual gambits.
It's not Twin, it's Kiki-Jiki and any of a dozen different creatures like Pestermite, Deceiver Exarch or Zealous Conscripts.
@@carbunclegirl it is closer to kiki. That said, both kiki and twin are essentially the same kind of deck.
I had one good card when I played MTG for a while in high school, but with my deck, it was broken. It was a black/green deck and the monster had regenerate. Not too scary, buuuuut the catch was that I had a piece of gear that gave him trample, and another that gave him +X/X for every Kami in my graveyard, and about a half dozen filler cards from a set deck that had just come out. Along with a card that let me discard as many Kami cards as I had in my deck to draw an equal number of cards. Could I deck myself out? Yes. I could also field a 15/15 monster with regenerate and trample. That was it. That was my whole plan. Discard half my deck, draw a beat stick creature, make it so that it could kill everything on your field
decklist?
Solitude your guy end step
This is a few years old and I've loved it since it came out, but I don't see anyone recognizing that he's immediately allowed to begin cheese tasting phase, while in the other video regarding this, it would take him 30 minutes to set up the cheese tasting chase through infinite summersaulting cheese factories. Just how powerful is this combo?!
As a Magic: The Gathering player, I can say for sure that I have seen and have been both these players
I like the unexpected builds in commander.
Like building Hapatra around simply melting enemy creatures into into snakes, insects, and elf warriors.
Or using Shirei to make a sacrificial utility deck.
You know, the zany things that are annoyinhg but too weird to be truly mad at.
Hearthstone player and I've seen the same. Literally combo vs agro.
I built this deck because the monsters are cool and it's a neat themed deck.
This is my fuck you deck because fuck you.
Don't you just love when players don't read their own cards? He's playing it wrong. 0:34 Brie Breaker triggers when played, not when it enters the battlefield, so only the first one activates since the copies aren't played.
@@FlyingDominion boo
Cool Cow is actually the most broken card in the game, provided you know how to use it.
magic.wizards.com/en/articles/archive/making-magic/unfairest-them-all-2013-12-20
Yea the support cards for it are insane.
That's how Child of Night was when me and friends started playing. 12 Enchantments later and its a 20/18 with lifelink, vigilance, and flying lol.
Dude, you combine Cool Cow with the vanishing effect of Doom Beef and it's like an instant win.
@@randomweeb9240 dumb?
I like building decks with an "on switch" I'd like to call it. It's a functional deck for fun if you don't wanna be a jerk at the table but if someone gets out of hand I just switch into "maximum overdrive" and usually it take the player out in one turn. Infinite combo players are the first to go.
These videos literally make me want to play strategy card games like Magic. This looks so terrifyingly complex and I love it
The combo is actually based off of an actual magic combo as well, kiki kiki and zealous conscripts, which I find even more halarious than the actual skit
learn magic it’s easy and fun
@@gamingtime1365 I think it's actually more like a kiki jiki pestermite combo, but yeah I agree.
@@owentucker6215 The fact that the other player got to start their turn means that it was probably Pestermite, yeah.
learn yugioh
He must believe in the heart of the curds!
Pack up folks, we're done here
What the kurds do?
He brie-lieves in the hard of the cards
Take your fucking upvote.
You win 🙌
We need this card game as an actual brand I bet I'd become more popular than pokemon.
Delta lord holy crap, your comment is already at 80 likes in 4 minutes and it’s getting higher per second. So this is the unchecked power of the internet
I mean he went through the trouble of making all the cards (unless someone else did it), so he might as well.
Delta lord 193 likes in 8 mins wow
261 in 12 holy fuck
I'd buy the cards
Don’t forget about the third player: Plays Force of Moo to counter cow your cheese antics with no grass on the field.
I do a mix between them. I will start by seeing what cards I like, then I’ll do some research and see what’s cards I want, then I start building around their strength, I never have more than 2 copies of a card unless it works a huge amount towards my advantage at which I will have 3 copies and no more. Then I continue seeing what I like and it just works out for me
Y'know you can counter Count Cheddar if you play a Lactose Intolerant Doctor card right?
"Denies all dairy cards played.
oof broken
but cheese is lactose free
epic
@@fishstx5897 idk if imma get wooooshed or not :/ cuz the mainstream cheeses are made of milk
@@Metafelle oH
"And as a result, i am MOOING INFINITE" I love that line
ok
i come back every now and then just to hear that one line. gets me every time.
@@stmonkyellow9223YOU ALWAYS COME BACK
This reminds me of how I taught my SO how to play Gwent in the Witcher 3. There’s a solid strategy you can get started on very early game and only gets stronger as you get more cards until you are unbeatable in the tournament.
Relatable, a few years ago this dude convinced me and a friend to get back into MTG. He wanted to play commander for fun, we went along with it and I just built a pretty weak deck with the cards I had from way back.
It was clear from the first game that our definitions of fun are completely different, with each of mine and our friend's turns being rather short while he would give us a whole master thesis presentation almost every turn he played. He had a lot of strong, very expensive cards, and would not hesitate to use proxies to build the decks he saw online.
Needless to say, we'd get stomped everytime, I'd often be dead halfway through his turn and when I scooped he would ask what happened and I'm like "dude I'm dead lol".
On the rare occasions that it felt like we had a chance to beat him, he would topdeck "the one card that could get me out of this position" and combo his way to a win. Recently I've been feeling like getting back into the game, but he's the only friend I know that still plays and I absolutely do not want to play with him again
Wasn’t count Cornelius cheddar banned last format? It was because of this specific combo
Yeah. It was the most broken card since The Black Brie.
that format really plummeted though, and nobody really gave it much attention.
The cards he plays seems as if he is playing format 14 the card was banned in format 16
Is this legit or I am missing a joke
smv YT ur missing a joke
Who is gonna tell ProZD that SplinterCheese is banned?
Splinter Cheese is banned, yet Faithless Milking and Ancient Cheesing are still legal. There is no justice in this world.
*BAN NEXUS OF CHEESE*
*ALSO KRARK-CLAN CREAMERY*
But Kiki-Cheesy, Milker Breaker is still legal.
Next time you get killed by a Turn 3 Corn, just remember: Let’s keep Spoonforge Mystic banned in Modern!
Yeah, also, only two Come Back, Cows cards are allowed per deck after John Card's 2018 tournament win, where he used Come Back, Cows over and over to make himself nearly unbeatable.
Goddamn this is how I feel playing YuGiOh... I play low tier aliens just cause they look cool, not cause they're OP
He’s essentially describing Kiki Jiki and I love it
Definitely what I thought while seeing this, it's insanely accurate!
Your dedication is ridiculous. You made this somewhat make more sense than actual mtg to me
It helps that he is actually talking about an infamous MTG combo, but with cheese and cows.
one of my brothers once built a deck entirely around whale cards because he wanted to make a joke where he'd play the song sail by awolnation but he'd yell whale instead of sail
That's... The lamest thing I've ever heard lmfao
@@psychoticmortacarn it's the best thing I've ever heard
He is my people.
WHALE!
From now on I'm going to hear "whale" every time
Honestly, the whole cow cards gag is amazing
Now all I want it's an Cool Cow alter for that legendary bear with background
Cool cow is such an underrated card
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If you use it with “improved fertility”, the token production is insane
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You then use “unfair trading” to transform all the sunglasses to chesse tokens
making it posible to get a cheese warehouse before turn 6...
Wait, I thought improves fertility was banned, or am I thinking of ripping tornado?
@@megamania7106 No you're thinking of Curdled Wrath.
@Richie Cook Curdled wrath really didn't deserve to get banned. Sir Lion was the problem card but they let run another tournament before banning him.
@Richie Cook this is hilarious
Don't forget to add the cheese stur into your hand, therefore destroying all cards on the field when played with imroved fertility.
Ah, I remember this season: when Joey banished Pegasus to the Cheeserealm
Yogurtrealm. Damn English translation
89Crono Actually, the creator, Tite Kubo, has stated that Cheeserealm is the better version back at DairyCon 3 years ago, with the reasoning being "Cheese can be a force of good and bad, allowing it to help the heroes and hurt them too. But yogurt? Yogurt is just good shit man. Why the fuck is it suddenly a harming force. Damned Japanese, ruining my vision...in America."
They have then went on record stating that the English version is actual canon and the Japanese version was retconned out of existence when Gen Urobochi wrote the World of Ligbt arc where everyone died.
I come back every couple of months expecting the ending to be a cut to the combo deck guy just screaming "MOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!"
Unfortunately, count Cornelius cheddar is a legendairy, which means he cannot be copied. This rule was added in the newest edition, so it's possible they were using a previous version.
But, even if you bypass that rule, this combo is far from its prime. Back in its introduction in 2nd edition, it's combo was near impossible to beat. But only 2 expansions later, it became useless with cool cows creation. Cool cows sunglasses have a secondairy effect that causes all creature or cheese cards of super rairy to legendairy to go to the opponents side, wanting to be with the most coolest guy on the field. If this happens, every card transferred to the other side (including copies) will grant +10 attack and +10 defense for all cards on their new side. And if the creatures and/or cheeses are in a state of moving infinite, this will grant a +100 attack and defense for all non copy cards. This godlike, yet only commoon rairyty card basically put an end to count Cornelius cheddar and brie breaker strategies, which caused them to go from being the best combo in the game, to become the single worst legendairy and creature/cheese hybrids in the game. Cool cow, meanwhile, is still respected in the commoonity as one of the best nerf cards in the games history, and caused people to look into startigies of cards perceived as weaker, when before people only thought that super rairy cards and rairyer could have any viability, as well as having very cool and funny sunglasses.
Well no, because the copy is a non-legendary token with the abilities and ETB of Count Cornelius Cheddar.
It's fucked up that I watched this when it came out and multiple times since then and now that I actually play magic I know he's describing specifically the Kiki Jikki combo.
I dont even know what that is but it sounds so cool.
I’ve been playing this game for years and did not realize it was THAT combo. Holy shit.
Thought they were referencing splinter twin, though I guess they're functionality is similar. Two types of people lol
It also sounds similar to the frog ftk from yugioh. Boy was that messed up
could also be the sliver queen combo that can spawn infinite 1/1 sliver tokens with haste. but that stuff is so long ago, i guess only 30+ year olds got to meet them lol.
the strategy was basically have the sliver that gives you 2 mana when you sacrifice a sliver and gives all slivers the ability to sacrifice, and another sliver that reduces the cost of card abilities by 1, which causes the sliver queen to be able to produce a 1/1 sliver token for 1 mana and sacrifice it for 2, causing an endless cycle.
There have always been two types of people when it comes to any sort of game:
The people who take it way too seriously
And the people who don’t take it seriously enough
I'm the kind of player that takes not being serious seriously. When I play tesl I comparatively meme my opponents XD.
I built a yugioh deck that doesn't kill my opponent, but the matches last so long they wish they were dead. It is the most fun I've had in a card game. I usually end up drawing my last card first, and thus losing the battle, but I won the war.
I never played these kinds of games but I DO like being a collector.
I just like the way they fill my library of things.
Baim Hakani
Thats me with Pokemon cards, to this day I still dont know how to play the Pokemon TCG but I have a ton of them.
I built a Red/Green deck full of dinosaurs. Because dinosaurs
Wisconsin’s going to love this card game
Can't wait to see the cross over between this and MTG as part of the ongoing MOOniverses Beyond.
"Um yeah this mouse looks dope, I guess I'll stick it in"
Special effect: Discards all cheese and cow cards in effect
"Didn't even know it did this, won't complain"
Hey. It actually has really good synergy with Fat Rat, which gains power for every card discarded on the turn it was played. While Rodent decks aren't meta, they're still good.
@@starmangalaxy2001 yeah, the rodents subtype is really underrated, i think because a lot of them are support. My favorite is Lord of the Cheese, as long as it is on the board, all cheese cards are disabled, sadly it is countered by Mouse Trap, a very common spell card which discards one rodent on board. Also LotC has very low defense and health making it extremely vulnerable to human attack, i recommend pairing LotC with Mouse House so he won't die easily.
@@starmangalaxy2001 What you might not have considered though is that Fat Rat also transforms into The Big Cheese when equipping the Cool Cow sunglasses. This allows you to pick out the rodent card of your choice from your deck for every turn The Big Cheese remains on the field. Seems like it ought to be nerfed but hey I don't work for Farmers of the Waterfront. 🐀 🧀 🕶️
😶🙄😐 ... I have a this guy, C-1000 and this chucky cheese field card. I guess he's a robot rat type hybrid or something. I think he's cool cause he reminds me of like a mouse terminator or something... I don't really know what he does.
@@impactproformance That robot is busted, it upgrades the cheese production of cows by 50%, but if chucky cheese is on field, it upgrades them by 200% (essentially a x3 cheese production) and makes cows take half damage from attacks. If you combine it with the cheese factory card, it's immortal as long as there's at least 1 cow on play. BUT, if you equip it the battery item card that duplicates special effects of robot cards, you basically win the game. x6 cheese production on an immortal card that makes cows recieve 75% less damage, it's a bit hard to pull off because of the amount of cheese you have to spend in order to summon it, and also needing chucky cheese, cheese factory and the battery, but it single-handedly wins games
If you get all the Calcium Body Parts you can make the Dairy Destroyer
That's impossible! No one has ever been able to Summon him!!
But you forget, if you have the goat farm card and an active petting zoo upgrade card and at least 5 baby goats you can negate Dairy Destroyer and its effects.
that not real
@@connerzed3588 really? it is not really
@@changsiah2 r/wooosh
its a joke
I love how both of these are me. On one hand I can make hyper combo decks or just full bling decks whose game plan boils down to "funny card has good art."
I started play Magic the Gathering and rewatched this video and it makes so much sense now.
"I play Lactose Intolerant."
"What does that do?"
"Removes all cheese cards from the table for all players and each player loses one life for each of their cheese cards that get removed. You just lost infinite health points and as a result I win every subsequent game we play in perpetuity."
@@plasmakitten4261 the amount of cheese tokens required to summon that card makes it unusable with this set.
I play Cownter spell.
Sorry feel like I had to point out cheese doesn't contain lactose
Oh, yes. I love these decks that revolve around skipping the entire deck to get to one instant win card.
Sneak and Show comes to mind.
Or Ad Nauseum
YuGiOh?
Sounda like blue in magic, the other one is keeping you ftom playing the game as they play solitare.....again fucking blue
Fif0l *cough* EXODIA *cough*
Reminds me of playing in the late 1990s when my buddy just put every Magic card he had into one huge deck and I would play him using, like, a deck of all my black and red cards. Sometimes the games would take hours. Then our friend who exclusively played Blue started joining us and destroying us in like 10 minutes and Magic stopped being fun almost immediately
Thanks for telling me everything you got in your deck,bro! Now ill prepare accordingly
Sung Wun is my favorite let's player
I prefer *SOONGE WIN*
@@Sakaki98 *SANGE WOON!?*
And you said that on this video, and not on his "Press Buttons And Talk" channel (which is his actual LP channel) why? ;)
@@GamerOfFate I didn't know that channel existed actually. Thanks ❤️
does he has an english name?
"I just thought it looked cool*
That's literally how I build any of my decks....
Big Oof on my part
IkaFang every kid running blue eyes white dragon in Yu-Gi-Oh
I mean his strategy is 'cool huge creatures that put tokens on other creatures' that's basically mono green stompy right there.
Antares Maelstrom you’re in the wrong place here brother. You went to the yu-gi-oh dungeon.
Nah, no oof. Play the cards you want to play.
All my deck had a bunch of useless fusions and complicated summons that weren't worth the trouble, but looked badass just to have.
*spends 4 turns fusing Thousand Year Dragon*
*opponent immediately summons Blue Eyes and kills it*
At least mine had style...
Then I spend even more effort summoning the Gate Guardian.
My favorite mechanic was always the Treasure token mechanic. I love hoarding all the shiny things. Also!!! Deadeye Plunderer gets +1+1 for every artifact. :p🖤💜
I’m really getting invested into this card game lol
I have 2 questions:
1.How did you make these cards?
2.Why do they say Magic: The Gathering instead of Moojic: The Cheddaring?
1: printed
2: cause it's a video sponsoring magic the gathering...
@@spacedandy6924 😉😉😉
I believe there is Magic The Gathering card maker on the internet like the Yugioh one.
There are a few good MTG card designers online that are very simple and straight forward to use
This is the software I use, it's quite good: magicseteditor.sourceforge.net/
"Count Cornelius cheddar is a creature and a cheese."
Now I have to go on in life knowing that was said by a real person
Mans just described how to play every Kiki-Jiki deck ever
the piece of food on the lip is just the icing on the cake for that type of player lol
How every antagonist in Yu Gi Oh who fought Joey built their deck vs how Joey built his.
The amount of time he must have spent designing and printing these cards for a 2 min video is what makes this a masterpiece
It's literally just Kikki Combo in magic.
Every time this video comes up on my feed again I’m always happy.
One issue, Count Cornelius Cheddar was misprinted. He's actually a legendary creature- human cheese. That means you can only have one copy of him on the field at a time. Any others must be discarded. Though there are cards that remove that restriction. Just none playable in the cheese deck.
Accurate. Most people build decks because they wanna build the ultimate unkillable deck.
...i just build decks because I like the aesthetic. It's only coincidental if my deck is super good.
i did that with dragon rulers
I like to just make a deck with a bunch of random cards, play with it, and then modify it over time and see what happens.
“Role playing means to play a role.”
And that’s exactly what I do when coming up with decks! (Or have since I started playing Yugioh digitally, rather than Pokémon IRL)
I always end up playing to win, rather to play as my character might play, however- it raises the competency of characters who I don’t think would necessarily play that well, which kind of ruins things a bit. It’s not like I’ve written anything, but all those old original Yugioh series, and that shitty Evillious thing, and now my crappy Yugioh au of Land of the Lustrous, an au of an au Naruto fanfic, and the 2003 PGSM drama, wherein the problem lies that Usagi fucking sucks at Dueling, but Maojou-sama (Princess Sailor Moon, yandere of the year 2003) is actually good at it, and they need a playable deck that’s at least a little modular? And Rin needs two decks… (the only Gem who shows up in modern times is Cairngorm- the other survivors are fucking around in another dimension, telling the younger Gems that they have it easy because monsters are nowhere near as bad as the Lunarians- which doesn’t change the fact that they’re constantly in danger, just means that the current danger can’t really strategize- I suppose that Beryl and the Shittenou are retconned as being Gems in their past lives, and Ghost Quartz did exist off screen for a bit, before being lost by a Cairngorm who has become more than willing to do anything to get their partner back)
@@runeanonymous9760 this is satire right?
So I'm not the only one!
You forgot players who use the same decks as the anime protagonist
In reality, Refrigerator-senpai's deck is not worth using. At best, it takes 5 turns before you get enough Cheese Chakras to Tap-Somersault.
And then they realize you'll never be able to summon Dark Cowgician in attack mode and attack directly in an actual match
man, what would an MTG anime even look like.
@@qwertyman1511 Actually, a Japanese manga about (old school) MTG exists. Google "
Destroy All of Humanity. It Can't Be Regenerated" or "Subete no Jinrui o Hakai suru. Sorera wa Saisei Dekinai". It's unlikely to be anime-fy as it's niche, but you can always imagine them in anime form.
2 things
1. That falls under person 2
2. MTG (the sponsor) doesn't have an anime.
This comes off way more "uhm actually, you are a dumbass" more than I intend it to, so just take it down like 7 notches and that is where it is supposed to be.
Those sunglasses have a side effect- when put on any cheese character gives them the ability to disable one other cheese card for every cheese card that the user has
Originally I never knew how to play magic but now that I got into it this video makes so much more sense now.
Sooo, there is a mechanics issue here. With that combo you don't go infinite since brie breaker only creates a copy on entering the battlefield, not on tapping
y.
ArrowDruid that’s what the copies are for.
@@ultimaterecoil1136 the cheese copy of count cornelius cheddar? Which untaps the brie breaker, which does nothing. If it made brie breaker leave the battlefield and come back then yes, infinite copies. Or if brie breaker made the copy on tapping, rather than entering play, that would be different.
maybe it's because they're in the Cheese Tasting phase. We will have to consult Appendix G.
@@danielchurchill2661 nah in the new print they changed it so now the combo works
This is how I played Yu-Gi-Oh vs how I played Pokemon.
I can’t believe there wasn’t a single milking pun in that epic MOOING INFINITE combo
The token showing that one cheese wheel equals one cheese wheel is some seriously underrated comedy
For those who don't remember
Season one, Mooing Infinite is a strong deck that only a few players have constructed. Some of those cards aren't even in stores any more. I am so jealous.
black brie was more cancerous
The second guy is literally me because idfk what's going on with card games
Same, I just choose a card because it’s cool- that’s why I lose in the pokémon card game 9/10
Cool Cow should get an evolution.
Yeah
I mean I play magic to have fun with crazy combos, somewhere between a Timmy and a Johnny. But I’m the second guy when it comes to Yugioh and that’s probably why I keep dying my first turn. Because everyone is playing with new fancy meta cards and I’m just like “Huh, Cyber-Stein looks cool, I can get ANY fusion for 5000 LP? I just have to build a lifegain deck around it so I can get multiple fusion monsters for the army, I bet this’ll be amazing. Turn one, Griggle, pass turn! ...Oh, now you take a 10 minute turn and kill me with multiple combat phases right off the bat you say, and now you say ‘gg’? Man, have fun playing solitaire, but leave me out of it.” ...You can win turn 1 in magic too but it’s a lot harder to pull off, a lot less consistent.
Literally me: "My deck has griffons, because griffons are cool."
I kinda expected the other player just playing a red "Armageddon-firestorm-meteor-remove everything" card, or a blue "Cancel". :D
I love how genuinely accurate this is
"What a Cheesy strategy"
-A lactose intolerant
No!
How COULD you!?!
I'm...
I'm . . .
LACTOSE PUNTOLERANT!!!!!
@@FlyingDominion stop milking the joke
I love how it says where you can find the cheese tasting phase. Now that’s quality.
Great video :D And I hope there are more videos from you about the cheese archetype in mtg :D
I love how this is literally just a Kiki-jiki combo from mtg
Back in my day, the meta wasn’t infinite cheese.
In fact, in those good times, the cheese stands alone.
When has any meta not been infinite cheese? Are you a time-travelling cave-man?
Heh. I remember when it was milk, not cheese. Those where dark times, but we managed. Milkman Cow...(shudder)
Authentic Lime Flavor got the reference
But are you the Cheese?
ok boomer
Bruh, doesn’t this guy know that Count Cornelius Cheddar is Legen-dairy, so he can’t have multiple copies of him on the field. Noob.
No any additional copies are cheese constructs, they can have multiples
WRONG. brie breaker's cheese copies can bypass even the legen-dairy card multiple copy rule.
@@psy__maxim wouldnt the creators notice how overpowered that is? i havent played Moogic the Grazing before but it just seems realistic they wouldnt let that in.
@@boopynooby1172 however, i forgot to mention they nerfed the brie breaker by making him an Epicheese instead of Uncheesy, making him the second hardest creature cheese hybrid to get in Moogic the Grazing
@@psy__maxim ah, thats more balanced. thanks for clearing that up.
your videos are amazing man! :D
The average 6 Samurai Rhongo lockdown vs the Blue eyes bricker