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This is an early prototype of the Jinteki Replicating Perfection with Port Anson Grid deck that I'm developing.
I need some input regarding the economy status of the current draft, the ICE mixture, and Agenda mixture.
The idea behind this is that Port Anson Grid will force the Runner to run the Centrals in their entirety prior to attempting any remotes. With that in mind, we want the Centrals to be as taxing as possible, preferably with Damage. Archive will primarily host Bullfrogs to throw the Runner onto HQ or R&D.
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25 Apr 2014
bubo
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26 Apr 2014
Nitneuq
About agendas : I'm not sure about medical breakthrough. But if you want to force the runner to go all the way through your centrals, he might as well access cards. So I'd put a lot more fetals and NAPDs. It'd be harder for you to score them, but you always find an opportunity in RP decks... |
26 Apr 2014
pants on head
What about Enhanced Login Protocols out of RP? With one in play, you're looking at the runner only having one click a turn to install/econ/draw/etc. if he wants to run a remote. |
26 Apr 2014
bubo
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I'm still working on my version of a competitive build, but wanted to get this out for discussion. I've not seen an RP build with Port Anson Grid yet, so I wanted some external views on how this plays out to help round out my build.
One thing I realized early is that Port Anson is going to significantly decrease the number of runs that the Runner attempts on the affected Centrals. PA can be bypassed with sacrificial software, but that's going to be a high cost to pay every time. With that in mind, I realized that most traps like Project Junebug are probably going to be dead draws. Snare! and Shock! may have some value here, but I really want to take advantage of the increased privacy my remotes will have in this environment.