No, that isn't a government takeover. I promise.

So basically the idea behind this deck is to keep agenda density to an absolute minimum especially since Weyland lacks Jinteki's punishing Breached Dome Chrysalis , etc. and hopefully that will curb early game scoring by the runner. In the meantime, you will be setting up to either rush out a Vanity Project behind an ETR ICE or to simply score out the False Flag and finish with Hostile Takeover . Invariably, though, the runner will run and unexpectedly take tags off of False Flag. Consulting Visit -> Boom to finish them at this point. Neural EMP was included for pure laughs. Probably you want to sub these cards out with better cards more befitting a tag and bag deck, but I find that Drudge Work makes decent money if you accidentally do get flooded with Vanitys and a Govt. Takeover - and Neural EMP is highly unexpeted out of Weyland. I see people finishing turn with 0 cards in grip after running thinking they are safe. Tutor it out with Consulting Visit and teach them their lesson. The Punitive counter strikes are an obligatory include with our huge agenda points enabling generally easy kills - Landing 1 after the steal a government takeover is 6 damage instantly, usually killing them (just make sure you can boost the trace strength high enough to beat their credit pool!) If they steal a Vanity, of course you can Play Punitive Counterstrike, boost down to at least 9 credits, play Too big To Fail, and then Punitive Counterstrike again if it is in your hand. That is usually enough to bury them. If you only have One punitive in hand you can play Punitive Counterstrike, hit them with the first Punitive, then Consulting Visit -> Punitive Counterstrike and hit them with the second. But you won't have a click to play TBTF or Hedge Fund between them if you tutor it with Consulting Visit, so make sure to do the Trace math first. Floating a buttload of credits is a good idea to make this combo work particularly if the combo pieces are in your hand.