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vvribeiro 816

When I first had the idea, it seemed obviously dumb. Well, it isn't. The servers are taxing, and behind them it isn't hard to find a Caprice Nisei and/or a Marcus Batty protecting your MVP, Old Hollywood Grid. It's so annoying to get in, that if the runner passes through it all to trash Old Hollywood Grid and the other upgrades, which will cost more because of Industrial Genomics ability, he or she will probably have a hard time going through the server again.

Snatch and Grab for Film Critic and the Turing / Swordsman duo to stop Faust.

Keep archives face down and hand your opponent a kleenex.

5 comments
2 Sep 2015 DrMarodi

Does Film Critic really hurts this deck? If you switch NAPD with a 3/2 the scoring will be a deal easier and you won't need Snatch and Grab. I really like one or two Crick in these types of decks because it creates a double threat on archives when the runner decides to dive in.

2 Sep 2015 vvribeiro

Film Critic hurts because the runner can access and host the agenda on it. And yes, maybe I can swap the Cortex Locks for Cricks.

Regarding the NAPD Contract, it poses another obstacle for the runner, which the 3/2 doesn't. Thanks for the feedback!

2 Sep 2015 mawa

Global Food Initiative doesn't really make sense here because of the rest of your agenda composition. It's all 3 pointers apart from NAPD, which means that regardless of whether GFI is involved it's always going to be 3 agendas for both you and the runner. That means it's a blank 5/3 at the cost of 1 influence.

2 Sep 2015 ANRguybrush

This looks pretty promising.

Some minor things:

Labyrinthine Servers should be priority requisition imho.

Eli is probably more taxing and generally useful instead of bako/turing.

Ash is pretty good in IG, even as a singleton.

3 Sep 2015 vvribeiro

@RubbishyUsername, @mcpba very good points! I can drop the GFI to add an Eli 1.0 and Priority Requisition would really be better than Labyrinthine Servers. Moreover, Ash 2X3ZB9CY is awesome, but in a a world with Faust, Turing is a better choice.