Click Suppression (2-2 NYC Uncommons SC)

The fundamental purpose of this deck is to tax the runner on clicks so much that they can't prevent you from scoring.

To an extent, it does that. However, the economy is too poor to support everything that's going on and deal with pressure from the runner. This was especially apparent after 3 Diversion of Funds and a multitude of Corporate Grant triggers in a single game.

The games were mostly lopsided. Either I locked them out, or they crushed me with overwhelming pressure.

Changes: I think a better approach would be more glacier-esque. Cut the Cold Site Servers, which are expensive to maintain and take up valuable slots. I rarely used them. Keep 1 if you must. Cut the Border Controls that are weak ice on their own, that everyone expects, and take up a lot of influence. Keep the runner tunneling through the ever more expensive MCAAP remote. Throw in ice that punishes Aumakua, rather than simply requiring a decoder. Fairchild 3.0, though good, isn't the beast it once was; we need still better ice.

Basically, the runner will be forced to run the (now much more taxing) remote every other turn (which forces even more click taxing from ELP) or allow MCAAP scoring out an agenda. If necessary, you can still score out of the remote manually.