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@@Good-Vibeing Appreciate the support. I’m definitely not the best, as for me being the best means making no mistakes, which I’m not currently capable of. I’m definitely going to be releasing at least 1 video in September. I’m just not sure if I’ll be able to release more than that.

@@BenSh0w2001 just because mistakes are made doesn't mean you don't have a wealth of Rda knowledge. An that whats makes the better player, plus you think anyone could make it to M1. Nah you gotta be one heckuva pilot to get there especially with a rouge deck. For example that snake eyes duel you did where you went second against. You use evenly matched But then held off on the combos because flame princess would've just popped the bone archfiend. That restraint& patience is what made you stand out.

@@zrenma8655 There is already an amazing TH-camr that does videos on Blue Eyes - Light Dragon. As for Dark Magician and Red Eyes, who knows. Maybe sometime in the future.

Yeah I know lightdragon but yk I'm looking for another combos and information for blue eyes nevermind now I have two amazing decks the first one from you (rda) and the second one is from light dragon (blue eyes)

was too good to dodge than banlist

@@hey...121 why

​@@danny50117Calamity needed to go. Kali Yuga also needs to go. Turn skip cards don't belong in the game

@@Solaris_XT The combos are actually very similar. Do you have different RDA starters? You can do the full soul + bone combo. Do you only have 1 RDA starter + 4 dead cards? Time for 1 card soul combo. Do you only have RDA starter + Cent starter? RDA + cent spell combo. All the RDA combos, save for the bone line, wants to mill crimson resonator to the graveyard. Then if you happened to draw two different RDA starters or uvualoop, you can get both crimson and uvualoop into the grave, allowing you to further extend with dis pater. These are the most important parts. The rest you’ll learn with time.

@@kunaalsharma432 Its non engine, play whatever you can afford to play. Personally, I find both to be effective in the current format, so in my new list that I got to M1 with, I play both at 2 each.

@@kunaalsharma432 Omni negate - something that can negate both monster and spell/trap effects

It would look way different considering that you guys have Calamity. Why dont you check out RevzCards on youtube? He did a whole series on it? Here's the link to E13 which is when he started using the Cent engine in RDA. th-cam.com/video/QXzxpsmEQeo/w-d-xo.html

@@BenSh0w2001 haha was fun looking into it, but calamity just got banned, so back here I am

@@TroubleMaker0439 Haha I see you saw the banlist

@@BenSh0w2001 yeah I was waiting for it praying calamity wasn't touched, but guess not

@@darkknight7151 Glad you like it

Yea I did. Voiceless voice was the one that I encountered the most. What do you wanna know?

@@BenSh0w2001 I guess ultimately what level 12 to bring out with crimson, against each, I think I value cosmic quazar a lot just because its a negate, where supernova gets rid of more resources, like when I went against the icejade/runick I think I would have lost if I brought out supernova, which I was going to dobut ended going for quazar

@@TLBreezy It really depends. If you have red zone, it’s almost always supernova cuz of the double board wipe. If you don’t, then it depends on how much you need that 2nd Omni compared to a full field wipe. This generally comes down to if the deck ur facing has spell/traps to deal with supernova or not. So for example against kashtira, it’s always supernova, but against something like Snake Eyes, Blazar is safer. Also if they activate imperm on your abyss, or if they force the negate out with evenly, then you should definitely be making cosmic blazar. When summoning supernova, try to chain its summon to something that starts a trigger chain after, like snake eye ash, so that when they activate its trigger effect, you can immediately banish supernova away without fear of flamberge, sinful, or tactics targeting it. Then you can bring it back for the 2nd time to close out the game. Against the new decks, supernova clears them all. Ice barrier’s key piece is that monster card that summons multiple tokens, so if u banish their field, they have no recovery. Against voiceless voice, you’re not targeting with supernova, so it also destroys them. Same against raidraptor.

@@BenSh0w2001 ah ok, that clears some stuff up, I think I just end up overvaluing the 2nd omni negate, I think the other issue is that since Ive only really gone against 1 of the new pack decks, icejade, I dont have much experience with what disrupts them best, but that will happen over time, appreciate the insight o7

It’s really not as much as these other new meta

Is that red dragon archfiend ?

@@redx9698 yes

Good shxt. Dude in game 1 still threw by not just lethalling tho…or going into SP turn 2…🫠

@@kennypkI didn’t throw game 1, cuz I can’t lethal him when he has Princess in grave. I also don’t play SP in my ED so didn’t really throw game 2 either.

@@BenSh0w2001 was referring to your game 1 opponent and i was mentioning turn 2 of the same game. You yourself played it perfectly.