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Many of those, at bare minimum in Master Duel are actually bonkers meta decks if people learn to play them.
Dinosaurs have Misc at 3, Spyral has only Quick-Fix as restricted card, Prank Kids and Phantom Knighs are meta a f right now, among the best decks, Adamancipators have triple Block Dragon, they're at full power and they were a heavy meta deck on release in the TCG, so yea, there's quite a lot that are actually meta, not just rogue.
No, I'm asking people to actually think, since you clearly have no idea how card ratios work.
I've checked, and only Tri-Zoo runs what you claimed, not even them all. Yes, Ash is almost mandatory, and I've stated it multiple times that it's because Maxx "C" is at 3 instead of banned.
But, let's look over some lists, I'll mainly call out stuff that's not Maxx "C" and Ash, because those 2 are pretty much everywhere:
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/zoodiac-tri-brigade/cipz
- Has Nibiru and Belle as extra hand traps, and Lightning Storm and Forbidden Droplets as board breakers.
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/community-tournaments/ggtoor-x-dle-showdown/1/zoodiac-tri-brigade/camneal
- This one has Impermanence instead of Belle
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/lyrilusc-tri-brigade/lavamat
- Only Droplets beside the usual duo
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/drytron/destrudo
- huh, that one uses only 1 Maxx "C" and uses Droplets
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/community-tournaments/ggtoor-x-dle-showdown/1/drytron/alexander-hultzsch
- wow, that one doesn't even use Ash or Maxx "C", it only has Droplets
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/community-tournaments/ggtoor-x-dle-showdown/1/drytron/es-veneno
- only have 1 Ash here
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/adamancipator/hitagi
- 2 Maxx "C", no Ash, has a couple Nibiru
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/lyrilusc-tri-brigade/zombiebb36%7Csj
- Nibiru and D.D. Crow instead of Droplet
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/drytron/oryja
- Nothing beside the duo
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/community-tournaments/ggtoor-x-dle-showdown/1/adamancipator/ivan-bubalo
- No Maxx "C" nor Ash, has Droplets and Lightning Storm
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/virtual-world/k4kirin
- 1 Maxx "C", double Ash and double Gamma
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/virtual-world/mystic
- No Maxx "C", has Ash, Gamma and Imperm
Ok, you know what, maybe it's only the meta decks that can afford to run stuff like that, let's check some Rogue decks
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/unchained-/zdah
- Only Maxx "C" and double Ash
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/unchained-/hhhhhhhh
- Only Droll, no Maxx "C", no Ash, no Imperm
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/community-tournaments/dmc-meme-weekly/2/endymion/n4es
- No hand traps at all, how dares this guy to get top 4 in a tournament without hand traps, Ink says they are a must
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/spyral/turtle
- Ash and Evenly Matched, nothing else
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/rikka/ustellar
- Ash, Gamma and Red Reboot, nothing else
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/reversal-quiz/noctis_4
- What hand traps? This guy only runs spells, how dares he reach Plat 1 without any hand traps, how dares he defy Ink's logic
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/platinum-i/february-2022/stun/marker
- Only Lightning Storm for board clear, nothing else, no hand traps no nothing
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks#deck=Phantom%20Knights
- Only Ash and 1 Lightning Storm
I guess we're done here, your stupid "you must run this many cause consistency" ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ doesn't seem to be followed by the actually good players.
Moving on, round 2.
Straight from the wiki:
A staple is a card that is considered so splashable that it is included in almost any Deck the owner chooses to construct.
Examples
A list of cards considered to be staples by many players, including:
- Hand traps that respond to cards and effects activating and disrupt them, as they are harder to stop than Trap Cards on the field e.g. "D.D. Crow", the Yo-kai Girl monsters, "Effect Veiler" and "Droll & Lock Bird". Hand traps that respond to battle are generally not staples.
https://yugioh.fandom.com/wiki/Staple
The spirit of the banlist is to prevent decks that you can't stop from playing by themselves. Anything that got to that point over the years was hit.
Oh, and regarding consistency, here's some math for you:
- at 6 careds, ~60% chance to start with at least 1 in your hand
- at 9 cards, 75% chance to start with at least 1 in your hand
- at 12 cards, 85% chance to start with at least 1 in your hand
So
- at 6 cards, 40% chance for you to not start with 1 in your hand, but since you're going first half the time (assuming no specialized going 2nd deck), it's 20% chance to start without 1 in your hand when your opponent goes 1st
- at 9 cards, 25% chance for you to not start with 1 in your hand, but since you're going first half the time (assuming no specialized going 2nd deck), it's 12.5% chance to start without 1 in your hand when your opponent goes first
- at 12 cards, 15% chance for you to not start with 1 in your hand, but since you're going first half the time (assuming no specialized going 2nd deck), it's 7.5% chance to start without 1 in your hand when your opponent goes first
Hence why 6 to 9 is your preferred ratio, as the increase further than that is too minimal.
*checks tournament winning decks*
None go past 10. Found this cool top 4 Adventurer Phantom Knight deck that only runs 3 Ash and 3 Droplets....wait, wait a minute, that's 6.
https://infinite.tcgplayer.com/yugioh/deck/Adventurer-Phantom-Knights/454553
Maybe that's just a fluke, let's check this one that won
https://infinite.tcgplayer.com/yugioh/deck/Adventurer-Phantom-Knights/454551
Only has 3 Droplets, no other hand traps in the main deck
By your logic, of trying to run 'as close as possible to 100%" they are risking a lot not running anywhere near that in game 1.
So yea, tournament winning decks run as low as 3 cards in the deck and max 10. Occasionally there's some control deck that goes past 10, but pretty much almost everything doesn't go past 10, a lot run only 8, and as shown above, there's players who don't mind only having 3 Droplets in the main deck for game 1.
If the risk was "YOU MUST HAVE IT 100% OF THE TIME OR AS CLOSE TO 100% AS POSSIBLE OR YOU LOSE" as you try to make it seem to be, they wouldn't be risking game 1 like that.
Or you gonna say that this site ain't good either?
The devs specified that the game uses it's own ban list, it's not OCG nor TCG, so if you don't care for TCG decks, then you shouldn't care for OCG either.
Aren't you trying a bit too hard to spin in circles?
You say TCG doesn't matter because the game doesn't use the TCG list, ok, then whatever ratios you see on Road of the Kings don't matter either, as the game doesn't use OCG, making Master Duel Meta one of the most accurate depiction of the meta in Master Duel and people still don't use as many hand traps as you want to claim they should.
You want keep talking about how "you don't think I have tournament experience", yet you seem to be in the same boat you claim I am. Even with no side decks, in a community tournament, there's decks with no hand traps at all, I even linked an Endymion deck list that made top 4.
I checked the tournament decks there, all the 1st and 2nd places I could find, same ratios as usual for the respective decks.
There's this cool 2nd place Bird Up deck with 6 hand traps and 1 Droplet, totalling 7, made 2nd place.
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/community-tournaments/moodtrapper-cup/1/lyrilusc-tri-brigade/sparkx
So I don't know what to say, again, people who seem to be winning and doing well, are winning and doing well with stuff you say isn't "enough".
That guy got 2nd with those 7 cards, this guy got 2nd in a different tournament, Bird Up deck, using 10, 8 hand traps and 2 Lightning Storm, so clearly the decks had room.
https://www.masterduelmeta.com/top-decks/community-tournaments/nageki-weekly/1/lyrilusc-tri-brigade/%E3%82%B4%E3%82%A6%E3%83%A8%E3%82%AF
They seem to not be running the 100% as you claim they should, maybe they know something you don't.
Define "meta"
Define "viable"
None of your definitions are any way, shape, or form concrete, which means you're free to move the goalposts with your scottman definitions.
Viable=rogue = can compete with some meta or is a lower power deck that can easily be broken/out tempoed but competes with all meta on a good hand.
Viable decks are usually either capable regardless of the meta or are specific meta threats.
Meta = one of the top 5 most popular decks during any given ranked season, or a deck which tops competition regularly.
Magikey when it comes out for example would be a "viable" deck because the gimmick of that deck is monster negation via elements in the graveyard and big chungo ritual monster/synchro spam.
Super quantals are also viable because great magnus turbo will always be an effective strategy.
Fur hire and ursarctic isnt "viable" because its a lot less consistent and has far fewer ways to recover - if you disrupt a fur hire play their power will be exclusively in their extra deck plays depending on when and how you disrupted them. Ursarctic is, while fun, easily able to be gotten over unless your opponent doesnt read.
variety, maybe not, but you didn't have to stock up on multiple 3 of handtraps to avoid hard losing turn 3. A few basic removal cards were enough because cards weren't immune and negates were insanely rare
(as for the whole (the game use to have more variation) thing, these people are probably not talking about meta, and refer to playing the game for fun with there friends, well masters is sorta forcing everyone to use a "competent" deck for rank (altho i'm doing fine with aroma rikka)