One Beale to Rule them All [v3.0]
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cpsubrian 167
Crazy Concept. Just score one Beale. Thats your only goal. Granted, you have to get 13 counters on it. Everything in this is geared toward that goal. Let them have every other agenda.
R&D and HQ get all the data raven and matrix. Put a couple ETR and nisei on your remote and start pumping and praying :) If you fail ... try again :)
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15 Apr 2014
cpsubrian
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15 Apr 2014
cpsubrian
Note, if it looks like they can get through next turn and you have a 7-9 advanced beale, prob just score it. You always have nisei and herrings to try and legitimately score more agendas. |
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16 Apr 2014
cpsubrian
The point here isn't to tag them and then psycho. The psycho is just there to speed you up if they run R&D or HQ and take some tags. The point is to advance the Beale over several turns while they watch and cannot stop you because it's early. |
Maybe too much econ now?