VCR_CAT 19 Posted March 9, 2023 Monsters Maxx "C" Infinitrack Harvester Ash Blossom & Joyous Spring Flying Pegasus Railroad Stampede Infinitrack Anchor Drill Infinitrack Trencher Infinitrack Tunneler Infinitrack Brutal Dozer Machina Fortress Machina Metalcruncher Heavy Freight Train Derricrane Super Express Bullet Train Machina Citadel Spells and Traps Revolving Switchyard Heavy Forward Designator from the Grave Machina Overdrive Extra Deck Heavy Armored Train Ironwolf Infinitrack River Stormer Number 11: Big Eye Phantom Fortress Enterblathnir Infinitrack Earth Slicer Superdreadnought Rail Cannon Gustav Max Number C9: Chaos Dyson Sphere Number 81: Superdreadnought Rail Cannon Super Dora (x2) Number 35: Ravenous Tarantula Superdreadnought Rail Cannon Juggernaut Liebe Number 77: The Seven Sins Infinitrack Goliath Qliphort Genius Double Headed Anger Knuckle I haven't played this game in like a year lol. I remember it came out, I went pretty hard, and then Destiny 2: The Witch Queen came out and that diverted so much of my attention I didn't go back. Anyways, this deck got me into Plat back when Plat was the highest rank. That meta was pretty rough, Eldlitch was a fuckin' pain to play against but I remember this deck having a very strong match-up because of its ability to play well around some common floodgates, as well as having some ridiculous recycling power between Machina Overdrive and Infinitrack Tunneler. If any deck's strategy revolved around a war of attrition into the late-game, it had a real bad time against this one because of the big heavy-hitters that it could just keep recycling and pumping back out. Another thing is I can't really call this a Trains deck since the Trains engine is really just teched in at this point, and it has about equal parts Machina to Infinitrack, so it's kind of just a pure Earth Machine Deck as they come. Preferred opening monsters were Harvester or Metalcruncher, which let it kick off a combo I don't even mostly remember, but I do remember that the average decent turn 1 field was Number 81 with Machina Citadel, and if I'm in a sittin' pretty position I have Revolving Switchyard on the field and 1 Overdrive set. The blind set cards always spook people, but if Dora has a Derricrane I got a big 3200/4000 beatstick with a pseudo-QP target-1-pop that becomes super-immune after, which then means I can use Citadel's effect on Dora for a QP opponent field wipe without having to destroy any of my monsters. It was decently nasty, but not like "Number 81 and VFD" nasty. RIP. Anyways, main strengths of this deck were its sheer lasting power (could just keep trucking into a late game and take so many hits with an ability to recover) as well as having an Xyz toolbox that let it answer like, 90% of threats which was great in a game with no side-decking or match mechanics. Remember to like, comment, and subscribe. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
