Any beginner tips you'd like to share are welcome!

The biggest tip I'd give to newcomers is to know what your game plan is if your opponent just sets 3 monsters and passes, you need some way to push damage through, Dragias is the obvious answer since it attacks twice, but there are other methods, Torna switches mons from defense to attack, Kimeruler attacks directly, etc. and on the reverse end of that I'd also recommend that players run a decently high amount of low level monsters because it's better to brick on low levels than high levels, since you can always set 3 and pass, of course if your opponent is good they'll have ways to deal with that in their deck, but just cuz they're in the deck doesn't mean they'll always draw them, so setting 3 and passing can still be an effective strategy in a pinch, and because setting 3 is so good mons with higher defense are sometime worth more than the higher attack mons as they'll have an increased chance of living through the opponent's turn, I find it's best to have a balance of high attack and high defense mons

great video. game feels way more approachable now

Great Video Rednu! I would like to add that you want to try your best to use up every card in your hand!

another rising deck is a warrior tribute stun deck featuring yamiruler and gavin's lvl 18 skill. yamiruler is able to prevent opponents to tribute lvl 7 and above effectively wasting their turn, played with a playset and thats 3 turn gone + pierce allows you to deal dmg even if they set 3 face down

Darkness Approches is a good spell to use since you can easily obtain copies in the volt condor Deck its pretty useful for outing Dragias and Summoned Skull it also help to clear your hand for a possible 5Draw next turn its a good alternative since some of the good spells and traps are hard pull hope it Helps😊

Yep. These tips sound useful. Especially tip number 5

With the recent Roa event i have been able to level cap all characters in SEVENS world. That last is how i managed it.

thanks for the tips whats the backround music its great

Personally for RP/PvE, Romin has been the most fun to play. Although, Luke's Dragon deck and Yuga's Spellcaster/Seven Roads deck are both nothing to sneeze at. Gavin on the other hand...the card pool hasn't been too kind to him for the time-being, so although I did max his level, I've not been doing much on him after that.

Torna has not be played in the physical version for a long time. But those are still some good tips.

Love this, though I disagree hard with avoiding Kuribot. Kuribot will be a decent 3-of in many decks for a long time, especially if you're playing a more uncoordinated pile. It takes up less space than the Slugger+Pictcher package and it's going to be a more evergreen card to slot into future decklists. A free +1 will almost always be good in Rush.

How do you unlock the mode?

As a free to play player, if you are playing pure spellcaster and you only have 1 Sevens Road Magician and you are using Sevens Accel Road, always leave 1 1600Atk one in your hand to proc it until turn 4 or later. Unless necessary cause Mystic Dealer and Recovery Force won't save you from Dragias. Also it is the swap card is only once per duel. So if you accidentally use it and you have 3 spell/trap in hand, it's over youre dead. (unless you got Witch on the field then go all out.)

Thoughts on a Nail Cyberse deck in the future? Especially since he'll most likely have a Skill for it

Gotta disagree on Pierce. It’s a godsend when using Gavin’s skill Dark Arts of Celerity I would say it’s a staple in that deck.

Rush duels over master duel any day

Rush duel is great and is better than what current yu gi oh is doing lol

Rush Duels are more enjoyable than Speed Duels (YGO player since 1997)

DeadLinks is seems like f2p but actually p2w the micros is so predatory seems so dead like Cross duel soon to be gone