can i vs AI with my own decks?

[Yogi]

just wondering

[Malmal]

yes, in story mode. change the decks first

[三Akiyama]

You can but their decks aren't really great so it'll be kinda boring. But it allows you to test your deck.

[Grand Captain Speedy Dash]

Yes, it's a very good way to test your deck.

In Solo eveery "Duel" event gives you the option to use "my deck".

[Grand Captain Speedy Dash]

Originally posted by gredora:

You can, but it's typically better to test against real people. The AI runs zero disruptions (being hand traps), so if you get hand trapped when doing that same combo you practiced against an AI, you're usually ♥♥♥♥♥♥.

Though just like in real duels you'll have to figure out the best way to use what you have in your hand, that's something that is pretty much required in Yu-Gi-Oh to be a competent duelist and is something that takes practice.

[Triacular]

Originally posted by 三Akiyama:

You can but their decks aren't really great so it'll be kinda boring. But it allows you to test your deck.

Personally I go for the Gen-Knight final battle as that easily goes south in one turn (at least with the rental deck)
Which battles would you recommend?

[HeraldOfOpera]

Originally posted by gredora:

Originally posted by Triacular:

Personally I go for the Gen-Knight final battle as that easily goes south in one turn (at least with the rental deck)
Which battles would you recommend?

Maybe the Mekk-Knight one, cause that deck is very modern compared to what the other solo paths provide.

At the same time, the Gem-Knight deck in question runs Effect Veiler. A card that even in the anime existed solely to stop a villain's FTK strategy.

[⛤ . shzk178 ˚⊹]

and yes, and no

if you play with your own deck, you will not get all rewards. if you want to test your deck, you should try casual / friendly games instead.

Solo Missions are good for gems only.

[Anapoda]

VS AI is the good way to test out how you draw, to see if you haven't too much of that or not enough of this.

You can make some quick games to see if you get that precious card you need fast and often enough.

"Quick" being the key word here. Games against people tend to be so slow, a bit frustrating if you just want to test your deck.

[khermerker]

also

Originally posted by Anapoda:

VS AI is the good way to test out how you draw, to see if you haven't too much of that or not enough of this.

You can make some quick games to see if you get that precious card you need fast and often enough.

"Quick" being the key word here. Games against people tend to be so slow, a bit frustrating if you just want to test your deck.

his and learn and practice your combo, yup I know this is not a recipe but the thing is exactly that is a recipe you make, you can make some changes based in your current cards and opponent negates, still if you practie enough for get it you will not take a lot of mins in duels...
PD: yup free duel is other form but again if you want practice your combo the IA will leave you free realm to do it without negates, learn 2 or 3 combos and then go free for learn how fix the negates.

[colt99]

when i am in solo i see loaner deck and i cannot pick my own i dont understand how yall are changing to your deck

[Masuo15]

Originally posted by colt99:

when i am in solo i see loaner deck and i cannot pick my own i dont understand how yall are changing to your deck

When you see the loaner deck; right on top of it there is a yellow tab highlighted that says "Loaner"; next to it it says "My Deck". You select "My Deck" and the "+" icon so you can choose one of your decks to use in the selected duel.

And for later references; any other time you want to use a different deck, you just click on the deck you have selected for "my deck" and that will let you change decks.