The Walk of Fame is Full of Stars

A post-worlds 2015 Blue Sun deck here to represent a different angle versus Noise and DLR-Val.

The first thing you may notice is a lack of Oversight AI. I've felt the pain of seeing one or two OAIs hit Archives while I was wishing I could afford to rez a Curtain Wall. In its place, I have the "Cosmic" ice, that also act as a rig-shooty compliment to the other selections.

Corporate Town and Enforcer 1.0 exist to ruin DLR and other heavy-resource strategies. Using a Wormhole to select from the buffet of options on our favorite Terminator is a hidden gem, as hitting with brain damage stacks amazingly with another card...

Housekeeping- Rigshooting hates Clone Chip and Blue Sun hates Employee Strike. What better way to deal with this than to both get out from under the strike and punish installing throughout the game?

Trick of Light along with Shipment from Kayguya, Constellation Protocol and Hollywood Renovation are here to turn Weyland into a psudeo-fast advance shell. Even without Trick of Light you'll be able to rez ice at major discounts (especially with Satellite Grid + EBC), and sadly Hollywood Renovation doesn't really work with ToL the way you'd want it to.

Your main enemy is D4v1d in this deck. Any multi-sub piece of sick nastiness works in your favor, and consider running Chronos Protocol to feed to your Enforcer / Corporate Town and even an Archer or two if you're not feeling the effects. Defending an EBC allows you to justify virus purging more than once a game, especially in the face of Imp or Medium.

You ARE going to leak in the early game. Shipment from Kaguya and Executive Boot Camp are free, and don't be afraid to focus on advancing ice while decks like PPVP Kate take their time to set up Atman around a million. Treat Constellation Protocol as a PAD Campaign that secretly is worth way more than a single credit for turn and costs nothing to rez and charge up your Tour Guides while you're waiting.