Not actually tier one, at least tier zero

nods sagely

This looks like a pain in my ass

I suppose the gameplan with Scorch is to have them him Wormhole or Orion and trigger Data Raven for a tag? Or have them in such a blind rage they start running through Data Raven repeatedly for no reason?

Running Scorch is worth it just so they can't float Account Siphon tags. If they're doing that, AND ducking all the tags that might come from a Data Raven subroutine, you're happy anyway. That's an economic advantage you can reinvest in just scoring agendas.

Just swapped out Data Raven and Ash, put in 2 trick o' lights and an errand boy... nice advancement shenanigans... only worry is cutlery at the mo... but sweet all the same ``@Quinns`

oh yeah... pulled scorched for kaguya too.

I've been trying to make something like this work, and now with some of the ideas stolen from here it feels pretty good. Paywall Implementation is a beauty.

I've personally dropped the Data Ravens and Scorched Earth in favour of RSVP and Space Camp. RSVP makes a great protector / tax on those important assets.

I've also got Encryption Protocol for added dickishness. It's another asset for the runner to check and 4 to trash in Gagarin all on it's own. Beautiful.

Also thought I'd make room for Chronos Project because I want to ruin some peoples days.

Since we're all telling Quinns how to do his own deck, I also cut out DR and Scorched for Wraparound and Daily Business Show.

Also Chronos Protocol is great right now for all the MaxX, so I cut a Superior Cyberwalls for 1.

I understand the temptation to go all in in what the deck does best, but taking the scorch out is removing what Weyland does best. For three card slots you change how the runner plays utterly. But best of luck!

I've been playing a new Weyland ID (Titan Transnational: Investing In Your Future) without Scorched Earth lately, and it feels like watching your favorite television series after all the original cast members moved on.

Wait shutupshow Quinn?!!??!

Yep! Hey man.

Quinns! Big fan over here. Also a wave to Leigh. How come no one said anything about the write-up? It's so good! Netrunnerdb should have a write-up hall of fame just for the hell of it.

@Dydra No on your closing question. Recurring credits get added to cards when rezzed (or installed, for runner) and at the start of your turn. You have to pay all of The Root's Rez cost before the recurring credits become available.

This is completely off topic, but for some reason there are no comment or review windows on NRDB in firefox. Is it just me, and does @Alsciende know? Sorry to hijack, and the deck does look cool. Could I recommend fitting in some of the morph ice to work with firmware? Sorry!

Thanks @Sojourne!

(Have people here seen it? Leigh's article is here, for reference.)

Pretty solid no-nonsense great wall deck, could probably (not) be seen from space :)

Always love Data Raven in Weyland. It makes the runner so paranoid. Even at two influence a pop it's pure annoyance :)

Are you finding that the Constellation ICE is worth it as the target advanceable ice type? With Constellation Protocol, maybe you're cutting the amount of clicks you need to get a good discount, but what about after you have a few pieces rezzed? Are those counters wasted by not being moved to nastier ice? Are Ice Wall and Fire Wall the inevitable targets for the tokens? Why not a one of of Swarm or a Shadow to help land a tag?

@grimgravyboat

My playtesting of the Cosmic ICE has been really strong. Wormhole in particular a Weyland Tollbooth. It's like Replicating Perfect. You're going to lose some agendas while you're getting set up, but once you're up and running (with about four or five advancement counters on the board that you're shuttling around with Constellation Protocol) your central servers lock down hard. 12 credits to get into HQ and then a Crisium Grid behind it, etc.

Swarm's not a good call because the bad publicity negates the taxing remotes of this deck, but Shadow could easily find a home here. As for your question about the counters, I find they never, ever go to waste. They're either sitting on unrezzed Ice or you just move them over to Ice Wall and Fire Wall.

That should read "Wormhole in particular is almost a Weyland Tollbooth". Why can't I edit comments? :<

Nice write-up :-) Very pleased to see @Quinns of Shut Up & Sit Down fame here with us!

@whirrun I didn't know. I'll look into it, thanks.

@Quinns Alas, Illicit ICE has no place in a taxing deck. Do you ever run any illicit pieces with regularity? I quite like the new Checkpoint but the BP is still a nuisance (esp with Hostile Takeover and Profiteering :p) In my testing with the Constellation ICE, I've found that Asteroid Belt is the weakest one of the group. Have you ever considered bluffing one with an overadvanced Fire Wall? Seems to me to be a better stopper since you can fluctuate the strength instead of sitting at 6. I guess it's worth the include since you're running Superior Cyberwalls. I can understand eliminating the Space Camps, as they aren't that beneficial and pretty situational. Have you found your econ sufficient for both mid game and late game? Does it rely on the Constellation ICE and firing one or two Cyberwalls?

Some testing tonight shows it's a little too poor for two SanSans.

It's not -1 San San, +1 Ash, -1 PAD, +1 Marked Accounts, +2 Melange, -1 Constellation Protocol, -1 Root.

What ended up bothering me was the combination of low, low ice count and small agendas. Its very cute and fun to play when it works, but getting flooded half the time is frustrating, particularly in games where you just can't draw a Jackson. You can shell game out the 3-advance agendas, but if you don't have a root out that tends to leave you distressingly low on cash.

Try private contracts instead of melange, can be clicked three times for 6 credits, one less than melange plus it trash cost is an awful awful price for the runner to pay.

DavyRam if you don't like the small agenda small Ice build you can try mine, basically ignores the shell game entirely and taxes the runner to shut down your economy netrunnerdb.com

Needs more Grids.

Mainly I'm just commenting cause I'm totes fanboying over realizing that this is QUINNS! Like, Quinns, man! He sent me a pear once! Well, sort of....

@AgentGear This deck doesn't really have all that much small ice? All of the cosmic ice is pretty taxing.

@Quinns Thanks for the deck. I had tried and given up on sideways Gagarin, going the dedicated response route. Found it to not really work without cards like midseasons or city surveillance. I really did not appreciate city surveillance in NEARPAD until my attempts at asset Weyland.

Well, thats decided that for me... was going to take a variant of this to stores champ next week but now its front page i think ill work on my white tree...

The data ravens are kinda weird, do they work? Would be really tempting to cut them for 2 architects, but then there would be anything to do the tagging.

Somehow I found room for those Space Camps Quinns, and with a couple minor tweaks have been enjoying shuttling those tokens around. I picture the Muppets from the 'Pigs in Space!' bit working as indentured asteroid minors for Weyland...great stuff!