I was waiting for reviews on the latest pack and I was like, I might as well try writing a review for it instead of just waiting for people to write a review for me. So here we go!

You look at this card and you're like, "That's a really cool effect but, what archetype am I going to put it in?" It turns out that it actually works in the most anarch decks, since most anarch decks are focused in trashing, something of the corp. Anarch decks (at least how I understand it) are usually focused on draining the corp of something. Ice (cutlery), assets Whizzard: Master Gamer, operations Edward Kim: Humanity's Hammer, cards in general Wanton Destruction Noise: Hacker Extraordinaire. And when you trash something of the corp's they need to find that piece again.

That's when System Outage comes into play.

Lets say that the corp just scored a 4/2 that isn't an economy agenda (like NAPD Contract) or a 5/3 Global Food Initiative. Usually at this point in the game the tempo flips over to the runner (because the corp just spent 5 and 5 to score something behind either gear check ice or some taxing ice like Turing.

At that moment you have your window to strike at their tempo with System Outage.

At this point you probably have whatever you need to start applying pressure. This is when you start drawing your cutlery ice and trashing all their ice so they have to go digging (and drawing cards) to just keep you out. Or when you start trashing all of their server upgrades like Ash 2X3ZB9CY or Caprice Nisei or Breaker Bay Grid from their R&D so they can't do the upgrade combo and have to dig for the second one. Or when you start trashing operations out of HQ as Edward Kim: Humanity's Hammer and they have to try to draw their combo again.

And because the corp is losing every time they draw extra to try to recover whatever your anarch is making them lose due to System Outage. That window of not having whatever their looking for, whether it being ice, or assets, or operations. Increases because they don't have the money to play those things that they're looking for.