Meta Human

x3r0h0ur 8963

This deck. LOL. Try it out.

4 comments
10 Apr 2015 kollapse

2x Gene Conditioning Shoppe + 2x Symmetrical Visage (and no other Genetics card) to gain the ability two clicks per turn that 3x Professional Contacts would give you every click? Maybe I'm missing something, but I just don't see the benefit.

10 Apr 2015 x3r0h0ur

Mostly, spread the cost out. You hold the GCS until you really need to draw. With Kit, early game you only dig to find a decoder, then you should be running.

So 1 draw while running and building other board state is fine, then drop the GCS while accelerating through your final board state. Paying 5 is a massive tempo slam, when you an get a moderate boost for 2. Similar benefit, more apt to kit's draw/playstyle, with less tempo hit early.

16 Apr 2015 paulryanclark

So I tried this deck out, as you insisted. I played against an NBN mid range deck, and round it quite fun to play.

A few things to note, the deck can be quite poor most of the time. It's not too bad, as most everything is cheap to install. I did find the change from Professional Contacts to Symmetrical Visage and Gene Conditioning Shoppe to be quite nice. As you said, you don't need to hit the 5 threshold for it. Drawing for 2 a turn seemed enough most of the time.

I really liked the three Cerberus "Lady" H1, as they did get taxed quite a bit. Same Old Thing Scavenge worked well for them.

I was able to get a Refractor backed by 3 Cloak one game, so that provided a lot of my runner econ.

I didn't need to install Switchblade at all in my games, but the rigs is quite tight.

Cyber-Cypher felt a little out of place, but I could see it as a good secondary breaker. With Spooned and Same Old Thing, you can put a lot of pressure on the Corp to over ice.

Woman in the Red Dress is a really nice touch. Once your rig is setup, Woman in the Red Dress just primes the game in your favor.

Thanks for the list

1 Jun 2015 UminWolf

What's your game plan when it comes to Butchershop style decks?