Sunny Daze

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Malfactor 69

This build is all about income and putting pressure on the corps central servers. Notoriety can win you the game after an HQ or R&D dig. Diesel, Express Delivery, and Special order insure you get the cards you need. Public Sympathy and Plascreate allow you to stay aggressive. Multithreader and Dirty Laundry allow you to run without over taxing your income.

10 comments
1 Nov 2015 Shockwave

Why Diesel when Quality Time is easier on the influence?

1 Nov 2015 Malfactor

QT is 3 creds to play and Diesel is free. Besides I want be able to manage my hand incase I don't get an early Pub Symp. I did consider QT though. I can see going either way.

2 Nov 2015 The Rat

I like the idea, but you don't have enough MU for all 5 programs and definitely not enough to make Data Folding happen.

2 Nov 2015 Malfactor

Sunny has two link so all breakers are on the cloud. With only two multithreaders I will always have 2MU in reserve, triggering Data Folding.

2 Nov 2015 The Rat

Yup, forgot about Cloud breakers.

2 Nov 2015 Malfactor

I played this the other day against Argus and had 3 data folding, an Underground Contact, Symmetrical Vissage, and Katie Jones. I had almost 30 creds.

2 Nov 2015 Brendan

What is Public Sympathy for that 3 Plascretes does not cover?

2 Nov 2015 Malfactor

Having both gives me the option to use Plascretes (should I take meat damage and have cards I don't want to lose) or Public Sympathy (should I have cards I that I don't care get trashed or should I take net or brain damage.)

2 Nov 2015 Malfactor

Plascrete only protects against meat damage. Public Sympathy protects against meat, net, and brain damage. So I guess you could say that Plascrete takes care of meat and PS everything else.

24 Nov 2015 Sedatedfork

I have enjoyed this deck. I seem to be able to get the breakers out pretty quickly. I have dropped an HQI for a Legwork. Not sure on the Plascretes vs. Public Sympathy. I rarely have installed the Plascretes. I kind of want to cut the infiltrations, but they have come up useful. I think it is just overall a good well rounded deck. Maybe not a top deck, but it has some flexibility.