-In-Game name : Mei
-Time zone: GMT + 2
-When you are online : allmost all the time
-Single Duel type: Random pack - Epic Dawn
 

MEI CHAAN~

MEITOKO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'll be testing ya, here's your epic dawn pack.

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I'm available between 11 am PST (GMT-7) to 5 pm PST, so any time in that frame will be suitable. If I happen to be on outside of those hours, I can take care of it as well. Your call.

No offense to cage here but could I have another teacher test me cause it seems we are never online at the same.

Match Results : 25 points 0/25 (Lost 2-0)

Deck Construction : 25 points 22/25

• Deck Count - 5 points – 5/5
  
• Deck Performance - 5 points  - 4/5
  
• Consistency And Synergy - 5 points – 3/5
  
• Creativity - 5 points – 5/5
  
• Sophistication - 5 points – 5/5
  

This build needs work for more viability, but it was interesting in its creativity. The main issue I see with it is too many gimmicky or useless cards. Counterpunch is okay, but not really necessary to this deck anymore, especially post-PRIO. Tour Guide is even less necessary, as it detracts from the deck's largely Rank 4 focus and isn't even searchable. Oni-Gami combo feels unnecessary in a deck that can summon Blade Armor Ninja. I also feel you should be maining the Veilers over Maxx "C", siding Maxx instead; this adds to your defense a bit more. Sparrer should be used here, as it helps you get into your Xyz's more efficiently when you don't have a Switch in hand. The side looks interesting, but has a few unnecessary cards like The Warrior Returning Alive; if you wanted to play this, it should be mained instead of sided, as it doesn't really do anything to address problematic matchups. Extra looks solid although it could use a 101 since that's not forbidden here. Basically, the deck looks fun, but could use a few improvements to improve its viability in a test environment.

Performance : 25 points 18/25
Your performance was decent, but some things could be improved upon. For example, you set a bunch of stuff late in Game 1, but didn't have an out to my BRD, which left you topdecking the rest of the game. Boxers don't like topdecking, as they are a grind/control deck. The play effectively left you in a losing position the rest of the way through. You also used Evac on my Armor when I hadn't used my Normal yet, when instead you could have saved Evac for more threatening plays I was setting up. This trend continued in game 2, when you used Maxx "C"'s early before I did anything, but you had no real way to capitalize on me slowing my strategy down. As such, I ended up establishing additional presence and winning out anyway. There was a right time to use Maxx there, but it wasn't at that time. Your siding was solid, taking out the relatively useless Tour Guides for Veilers (which I feel you should be maining over Maxx). Overall, decently done even though you lost both games. You have improvement to make, but you're by no means a bad player.



Single duel [Dueling Network] : 25 points - 15/25
-Winning the single: 5 points - 0/5
-Deck Construction: 5 points - 3/5
-Performance: 15 points - 12/15

This part of the test ignored the testing banlist, so I was kinda surprised to see you not maxing out on Tenki or having more than one Wolfbark. The game itself was a horrible matchup for you since you couldn't get out of Ophion; your performance in terms of what you could do was decent, although I just had outs for whatever you tried. The main issue I have here is with the construction of your deck. As a Fire King player myself, I can see quite a few things you'd need to work on here. Tenki should be at 3 and Wolfbark should be at at least 2 in this deck. Also, Nephthys is unnecessary in the main, and Pyrorex shouldn't be run at all since you don't have as efficient Grave control as something like Mermail did when it ran Moulinglacia. You already have Garunix for the purpose of nuking monsters; Pyrorex is just redundant here. Needle Ceiling is an interesting choice mained, but I feel it's better sided, and that you should be using Torrential here. Firedog/Magician is an interesting choice, but you're missing Lance to really abuse Firedog. You're also missing Book of Moon to deal with established threats. As I mentioned in the duel, Fire Kings can also run Ccarayhua as a way to nuke the whole board in combination with Yaksha; perhaps consider giving that a try sometime? As for the Extra, if you want to run a Rank 8, run Felgrand over Giant Killer. Garunix nukes monsters anyway, so Giant Killer is redundant. Exciton, 101, 106, and Abyss Dweller should all be run in the Extra, as they give you outs you wouldn't have otherwise. Abyss Dweller stops opposing Fire King strategies, along with Dark World and Mermail shenanigans; 106 is generic effect negation and can serve handy against stuff like opposing Wolfbarks. Catastor is being run here when you have no way into it, so that's an easy drop to start this process. Overall, not bad, but you could do a bunch to improve this deck and make it stronger.

+2 for good attitude

Score: 57/100
Dorm: Slifer Red