So, Enforcer is a weird card, and one of the most interesting cards in Old Hollywood. Its most obvious comparison is Archer, the other piece of ice you have to sac an agenda for. It goes without saying that a five strength four sub sentry is enormously taxing to anything that isn't Switchblade, even if it can be clicked through. And all of it's subs are high impact! Kind of. Let's break it down sub by sub. Like Archer, you really shouldn't be rezzing this if you don't expect the subs to fire.

Trash 1 program - This is a high impact sub against every good runner deck, and is probably going to be the first sub to get clicked through. However, without the power of an ETR sub, this requires another piece of ice to be effective on a remote.

Do 1 brain damage - Yay dain bramage! But you only give the runner one. And without some more brain damage to back it up, one brain damage is pretty underwhelming. So this sub is only going to be relevant to HB lists with a decent amount of support for brain.

Trash 1 console - So this sub is going to be effective against most runners. I mean, seriously, what top tier deck doesn't run a console? This sort of antisynergizes with the first sub, though. Trashing a program will free up memory for them that they can spare when they trash their console. Another one of the downsides to this sub is that once it fires once, it's more or less a dead sub - trash the runner's console, and they have no console to be trashed.

Trash all virtual resources - And now we get the weirdest subs in the game. If you're playing against a stealth deck that somehow doesn't have its Switchblade or Dagger out, congrats! Kill those Ghost Runners. Otherwise, a lot of decks run one type of virtual resource or another and this will hit maybe 50% of decks with some force. Again, it suffers from the downside the previous sub has, being dead once the runner hits it once. The most obvious synergy with this sub is the Power Shutdown - Jackson Howard - Accelerated Diagnostics combo, but then we're entering all kinds of crazy combo Christmas land.

So overall, a damn strange piece of ice. I have no clue how playable this is, and it might be very meta sensitive. I don't think it's better than Archer, but someone will find a way to make it work.

These days (end of 2016) we see the rise of stealth runners. Enforcer helps a ton: Trashes a stealth program. Trashes Mirror. Trashes Net Mercur. A surprised runner will click like a madman and thankfully embrace a brain damage. That's fine for me. Enforcer is anti-stealth.tech onepointoh

Because maybe you didn't need that second Domestic Sleepers.

Maybe bioroids really are Stronger Together (and high strength sentries are something people aren't playing enough of).

Maybe the low credit cost is compatible with your PE deck's relative lack of cash.

Or maybe you just like to play fast and mean.

Has no ETR. I know it is strong, at the end, but has no etr. The great thing is that it costs only 1 + an agenda, the bad thing is that if the runner meets this and suffers ALL subroutines in 2 turns he can play again while if he meets an archer, beh...except shapers will be a really longer thing.

Looking at this from a Jemison Astronautics: Sacrifice. Audacity. Success. perspective: it's interesting. Four subs with varying degree of threat:

• Trash 1 programs is likely to fire and kill a breaker. Not necessarily the breaker the runner relies upon to get through the next piece of ice (if any), but it's a significant threat nonetheless.
• 1 brain damage simply hurts, runners will try had to avoid this.
• Trash 1 console effectively means trash all consoles as you can only have a single console installed. Consoles tend to be powerful so trashing one is a very good thing. Doesn't do anything of course unless the runner has a console.
• Trashing all virtual resources is the weakest of the bunch. If you look at the list of virtual cards there's a very good chance that the runner won't have virtual resources. Of course if the runner is Apex this is a sub that hurts like hell.

Note that there's absolutely no stopping power here however. That shouldn't be a problem with Jemison though as Weyland has some of the best barriers in-faction.

Strength 5 is good, especially at 1 credit to rez. That's assuming of course that you have a way to make the agenda forfeit work with Jemison's ability. That means either an agenda pre-installed or some way to move counters later. Compared to the usual Jemison act of forfeiting on the corp's turn this makes things a lot more complicated though.

A 2 influence 5 strength 4 sub sentry that works with Jemison's ability is interesting and I think it can work in the right deck. But you'll need to figure out a way to make agenda forfeit on the runner's turn work well. If you can do this Enforcer 1.0 will be a powerful and to the runner unexpected addition to your deck.