Oh look, another NBN agenda that will never see play.

The newest addition to the NBN agenda suite; at first glance, this card's effect is sorely unimpressive. Upon closer inspection, an increased hand-size is certainly useful at times, but when the two main cards that interact with corp hand-size, IQ and Ashigaru, are both out of faction, and the same effect can be temporarily gained through the use of a one-influence Weyland upgrade, this is not likely end up the cornerstone of any decks in the near future.

Even as a simple 4/2 agenda, RDF is immediately overshadowed by the ever popular 3/2s: AstroScript and Beale, as well as Explode-a-palooza and even Market Research.

Perhaps, as the rest of the cycle rolls out, there will be more cards that take advantage of what RDF brings to the table, but until then, there are probably better options.

-Written just after the release of Business First

This agenda is "good enough", but goes easily unnoticed because AstroScript Pilot Program, Market Research and Project Beale are already pretty solid cards with 2 agenda points on them. This may be good if played with Media Blitz, Jackson Howard and Near-Earth Hub: Broadcast Center to gain edge back from losing agenda, but I really don't see this having much of a play value.