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I had posted an Alpha and Omega deck with Chaos Theory a few weeks ago which was pretty successful but had a few issues with economy. I found that it was a little slow to set up which gave the corp a chance to build up there servers and it always felt like I was playing from behind. With Kate the discount you get really smooths out the economy at the start allowing you to pressure the corp earlier. This is key because you want to get your parasites out soon as possible. Replicator is really the star of this deck, you have two sources of economy with recurring credits from spinal modem and cyberfeeder and Magnum Opus for supplemental economy. The replicator helps get out those key pieces of hardware way quicker. A good starting hand will have MO or a way to get it out and replicator. Don't be afraid to face check ice, with the recursion in this deck you should be okay. I built this deck as a fun deck to play casual games and try some new cards and found that I really enjoyed it.
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10 Jun 2014
x3r0h0ur
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10 Jun 2014
Captain
I haven't tried Femme opting for ice destruction to keep servers shallow. I have considered maybe Cripsis or Over mind as a solution though. Have you tried Alpha and Omega yet? |
10 Jun 2014
x3r0h0ur
I have an exile deck that uses Alpha, omega and femme with atman as its suite. Not awful, but you definitely need to generate some serious econ. With datasucker it would be much better. I think that might be the case here too. |
10 Jun 2014
Captain
I've been told that about data sucker before too, I may have to replace wyrm for it and see if it helps the economy. Thanks for the suggestions :) |
test run with femme makes alpha and omega really good. Hard cast one, and use femme on the side of the ice it doesn't work on. Also scavenge makes it so you can swap the two as needed, and test run scavenge. I think those 4 components can almost make up a deck, particularly with program trashing.