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I'm here to make you an offer you can't refuse.
Hedge fund, Install, Install on a Corp turn feels pretty good, but how about the following:
Do I have your attention? Excellent, take a seat and take heed!
This, my friends, is the progressive adaption of the Sportlebacks archetype for Jinteki's new ID.
So let's run through it.
The Deck
Jinteki has suffered on the back bench for a while. PE and RP have been the only viable high tier IDs in a long time, with IG just about generating the love it deserves. Pālanā Foods: Sustainable Growth provides us with a highly versatile ID, not locked to any deck type, that comfortably triggers on both player's turns to boost the econ problems Jinteki commonly has. I've been playing Jinteki for a long time, and I have never been this rich so easily.
The goal of this deck? Fast Advance, and Asset Spam. Look at these assets, a Runner can't afford to let them survive, so they have to trash them...but this is where the Pālanā Agroplex shines, injecting some Nitrous into the deck. Jackson Howard takes a back seat here, there's a new automated draw engine in town, leaving you 3 clicks to install and reap the benefits. As a Runner, do you check these servers? Agendas? Traps? Do you have enough money to trash? Do you secure the new cards you were forced to draw? It's you, the corp, that's forcing 'them' to keep up.
Aren't the Agroplexs helping the Runner? Don't we want to 'restrict' the Runner's card draw, not support it?
I would rez all 3 if it was viable. You are 'pushing' cards into the Runner's hand, and if they don't respond then cards fall into the bin, and you're getting a card + credit for that pleasure too.
You're helping Faust with the extra cards!
True, but did you see I'm running 3 Komainus? In a hand of 7-9 cards...that's pretty painful. 15 pieces of ICE, all dedicated to centrals, and Caprice to boot, so don't expect an easy ride, especially with Swordsman.
But Parasite Clone Chip!
Cyberdex, Crick, Chronos, Museums, Team Sponsorship, Blacklist, Lotus, Himitsu, Jackson. Any questions?
But Whizzard destroys this deck! As does Apocalypse!
Whizzard gets 3 reoccurring credits each turn to trash 1 card, and I will likely install 3 cards on my turn; I respect a Runner that keeps up with that! Purge Imps, use Hostile Infrastructure, de-claw him with Cerebral Static.
2 Medical Breakthroughs? Not 3?
All Medical Breakthroughs are 4/2 until a score or steal. I focused on Agendas I can either fast advance through SanSan, or install and leave unadvanced to score on the next turn. The 2/2 potential of the 3rd Medical is gated by the other copies, and I'd rather sacrifice that late game potential for an early 3/2 potential with another Braintrust.
Jinteki players love mind games. The bluff, the hook, the trap, the kill, and while this deck isn't meant to be a kill deck, a few nasty tweaks can add unpredictability into Palana's meta.
Get a starting hand of econ and at least 1 Pālanā Agroplex.
ICE centrals continuous, they have to be really taxing to breach. Keep remotes unrezed until you 'really' need them, regardless of the Mumba Temple discounts; it's important to get them running and checking, as that will take time away from developing their rig. Need to distract them? Blacklist acts as good bait, especially if money is low. Slow the pace by installing over Agroplexs if you need to, but remember to balance each Plex with a Museum of History. Don't forget to use Team Sponsorship to add additional layers of ice to centrals, and bluffing the odd naked agenda puts additional focus on checking.
No insane combos, no difficult jank, just a demoralising amount of stuff the Runner cannot afford to exist, and cannot afford to trash. //#MakeJintekiGreat(er)!
68 comments |
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14 Mar 2016
dodgepong
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14 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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14 Mar 2016
dodgepong
I just like the idea of playing both Psychic Field and Snare in a horizontal Jinteki deck. Give those asset-hungry Whizzard players some pause before running all the facedowns. |
14 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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15 Mar 2016
ClubbingSealCub
How do you deal with Dumblefork? Because it seems to completely and utterly anihilate this list. |
15 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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15 Mar 2016
phette23
Sweet, Agroplex enables silly horizontal lists just like NEH, I hope Jinteki can do more of this ridiculousness. A fun thing to do in lists like this: put in (at least) 2 Tech Startup, then cycle them endlessly for 3 clickless credits each turn:
I discovered this accidentally at casual night last night. Sure, the runner can trash TS for cheap, but it taxes them a click & you just set up the cycle again next time you draw one. |
16 Mar 2016
WayneMcPain
How do you feel about Harvester? Seems to me like it would be easy to play around. Say I hit a Komainu or Psychic Field. I could run a rezzed Harvester twice and refill my hand, only losing a single card. Does stuff like that ever happen? Or do you stack net damage ice behind it too? Also do you find only 7 hard ETR ICE to be enough? I would almost drop a Komainu for another Lotus Field. |
16 Mar 2016
ThomasMcIntosh
2 Medical Breakthrough seems odd. I would think you want either all 3, or none. |
16 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
And yes, 7 hard ETR is more than plenty. NEH typically is very ICE light with very few ETRs. Most of the time the game ends with at least 4 pieces of ICE on R&D and HQ, It's all about making it a painful slog. |
16 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
It's all about fast advance targets for SanSan City Grid. Medical Breakthrough is great, but you cannot fast advance it using SanSan until the first Medical is out the gate. Swapping 1 Medical for Philotic Entanglement gives me another SanSan target. You could argue the third Medical could be scored without SanSan, but I rarely get the opportunity with a 3rd, so rather blockading my agendas for the sake of 3rd Medical, it makes more sense to swap it out, and it has worked really well. |
16 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
Nothing better than drawing 3 cards automatically and installing 3 cards for credits. There's speed and credits in those Agroplexs! |
16 Mar 2016
Sorayina
lots of meaty assets. hard to trash too. i like it. do you have enough money to rez expensive ice?? |
16 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
Mumbad Temples help a lot to get things running, but most of thim I can Rez them off of my own back. |
16 Mar 2016
W4lt3r B15h0p
You could swap out the Hedge Funds for Diversified Portfolios. Either works of course. |
16 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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16 Mar 2016
chill84
what you've just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul. |
17 Mar 2016
MarvelIndignite
played this a couple times. Beat everyone with it. Fast and fun. Not sure about harvester. Worked a couple times but not super. Cudos man |
17 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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17 Mar 2016
MarvelIndignite
no kept it the same. i think snare is good. psychic field did good work, runner had 9 cards and hit a psychic field. feels good to win those games! so i'm not sure, test and see i guess!!! might take this deck to reigonals. |
17 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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17 Mar 2016
NerdimusPrime
I had no idea this deck existed until running against it last night with, by sheer coincidence, L4J. I barely squeaked out a win in the first game, after losing most of my heap to Blackmail/Chronos Project, and only because my opponent foolishly (his words, not mine) installed a TFP in a remote, expecting me to ignore it. I lost the second game after a long slog. This time I stole the Chronos Project and killed the Blacklist before too long, but then faceplanted into a Komainu with my only Levy in hand. Despite four- and five-card Medium digs, I eventually ran out of cards for Faust and money for Mimic, and that was the end. This is a great deck. Not unbeatable, but you really have to fight for it and not make any mistakes, while hoping the corp player does. Also, the constant recursion of Jackson, Team Sponsorship, and Museum of History is mind-numbing. I finally gave up trying to trash them all and focused on Medium digs. Well done! |
17 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
I've been playing this deck for quite a bit, and so far it has won every game, but I can name a few times I was on a wing and a prayer for RNG was in my favour. My favourite match was against Iain Sterling with Dr. Lovegood for The Source, and multiple Fall Guys...it was incredible, he didn't build it against my deck, it just did a fantastic job all round. Thanks again my friend, keep looking for Job ;) |
19 Mar 2016
CommissarFeesh
Congrats on decklist of the week buddy :D How useful is Philotic Entanglement proving to be so far? Would you consider swapping for a third Medical Breakthrough instead? |
19 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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19 Mar 2016
Kaz83
Why not Enigma over Datapike? A little cheaper to Rez and costs the same to break? |
19 Mar 2016
Eldil
I tried this deck on Jinteki the other night. It was hilarious. I never pulled the SanSan, but I was installing so many assets that I could just throw down the 3/2 agendas and leave them--the runner wasn't running my remotes anyway. Then on a turn when I had enough credits, I could just advance and score them. Sadly, I didn't win, but it couldn't have been closer. I had a Chronos Protocol installed, and if I could just start my turn with 3 credits, I would score my seventh point. But my opponent account siphoned me every other turn for at least 8 consecutive turns. Hilarious. Anyway, thanks for posting this cool deck. It's a blast. |
19 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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19 Mar 2016
Kaz83
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19 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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19 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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19 Mar 2016
TheBigBoy
It seems like the only things they have to trash are SanSans and Museums. Once those are gone they can slowly take down the almost-as-relevant cards (TS). My hunch is that against a player doing that, Naked agendas are part of your plan A, which always makes me nervous. Nevertheless I'm desperate and I'll give this a try... :) |
19 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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19 Mar 2016
rumirumirumirumi
Have you tried this in IG instead of Palana? The loss of deck slots to Shocks I think can make up for the increased costs to trash and extra runs on Archives. I'm going to try this since I've had an interest in Palana Museum decks, but that's just a thought I had and was curious if you tested that. |
19 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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20 Mar 2016
bubbathegoat
I like the idea of tossing a Psychic Field over the SSCG when you aren't ready to FA for a turn, since it can protect the SSCG while you draw into the next agenda. Snare! is less scary when you are already drawing 3 cards without a click, but Psychic Field scales nicely. |
20 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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21 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
To everyone who reads this, I have a confession. It pains me to say it, but....I'm not a great Netrunner player. I kinda overstepped the boundaries, posting a Palana deck, as the title should have gone to Josh01. You see, I've only ever come 3rd in a championship. I deceived you into thinking I was tier 1 model 2016 to-be world champion, and that was wrong. I racked up likes to this post unfairly. Last week my wife, who also plays Netrunner casually, thought she'd make an account to support me. I have asked that I be stripped of that like and we will be parting ways soon after. Shame, because yesterday we were celebrating our 5th wedding anniversary. Perhaps I should have focused on my marriage instead of posting a deck. To all those who tried my deck, I'm sorry to have given you such embarrassment. Please, take some time and support the guys over at FusionHaa Wordpress, because they are the only people who give enough of a damn to help Netrunners from falling blindly into a conical hole of over-saturating pride. And Josh01, Id like you to know that while some perceive your post as a rash, biased, bile filled rant of unadulterated hate, just remember that they aren't store champions, so their words mean nothing. In future I shall mark all of my post with a warning that I made the worst deck, so no one else falls for my traps anymore. All I can say is, I'm sorry everyone, and I'm sorry Josh01, you are my Decklist of the week! |
21 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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21 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
More importantly, it's been great getting some valuable input on the deck itself, and I've been given some great ideas I didn't think of. It's great to bring something to the table and have other members, many more experienced, come over and help craft the idea into something better. I hope the embarrassment of commenting on the worst deck ever was worth it :) |
21 Mar 2016
gumonshoe
Voting up for a few reasons:
All of that said. Deck has my seal of approval. Also, fuck Josh01. ;) |
22 Mar 2016
x-factor103
Well heck! Seems like there's something of a pedigree developing behind this thing. And I like that there's space to experiment with the assets, mixing things around to personal taste and meta. But even if it didn't have all of those things going for it, this is a deck that plays LOTS of new cards in new and fun ways. It's a great reason to put aside the Jinteki deck I've been tinkering with for the last few months and try the new ID out. Thanks for this gift to the community. I'm sure my friends will be THRILLED when I show up with a new brand of Jinteki this week. |
22 Mar 2016
WayneMcPain
The amount of vitriol in this thread makes me sad. I like I also like this deck and, while I can't see why it is DOTW worthy, I've also never played it or against it so I can't really speak to it's power or it's ineptitude. Maybe there is some personal history going on here, or maybe everyone is being way more satirical than I am picking up on, but I think everyone should chill out (no pun intended) and be less heated. From an outsider looking in, it just reflects poorly on the community and makes people like me not want to be a part of it. My two cents. If it's all a big inside joke, please somebody tell me. |
22 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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22 Mar 2016
GrantZilla1979
Do what I did after I got flamesprayed over there. Build a deck incorporating their feedback. |
22 Mar 2016
Tolaasin
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22 Mar 2016
dodgepong
Generally speaking, it's bad practice to using link shorteners these days, because they could link to anything, including malware. Just link directly to the original source. I'm not chill, but that might be a reason it was edited. |
22 Mar 2016
EnderA
If you're surprised by the harsh criticism of the article on the fusionhaa blog, note that it is always proportional to the amount of hype in a decklist's description. |
22 Mar 2016
Eldil
I saw this deck, tried it out on Jinteki, and had a really good time. I didn't win, but I came close to winning, and I felt like I had played a good game of Netrunner. Then I read a review that told me that I had actually played a "boring" game of Netrunner with a stupid, terrible deck. It's that kind of dismissive negativity that makes me hesitate to be a part of the community. |
22 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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22 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
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22 Mar 2016
mpeachey
Enjoying the deck with the following mods: +2 Chronos Project −1 Philotic Entanglement −1 Team Sponsorship Since the deck is so good at pushing stuff into the Heap, I thought it would be nice to add Chronos Project in order to occasionally exile all the goodies. It's a fast score naked or on top of the [SanSan City Grid]. And, once the runner knows it's there, it increases the pressure to run naked servers and hit the Psychic Field. (/en/card/01092) Philotic Entanglement seemed like the likely agenda to drop. I was;t finding it much use anyway. I had to drop the Team Sponsorship to bring the deck size down. I found I was;t that excited to see it when I drew, which is always a good sign that it's extra. But, that's just in my own local meta. Happy to hear other thoughts. Then, −1 Blacklist +1 Caprice Nisei With eh three Chronos Project, Blacklist not just less useful, but moreover actually in the way of the Chronos Project score effect. So it goes, in favor of a [Caprice Nisei] (/en/card/04114). Again, curious to hear people's thoughts. In short, this deck goes wide and deep, and is better than my piloting skills. And, a lot of fun. |
22 Mar 2016
GrantZilla1979
I personally think that if DotW were reserved for decks that were models of minmaxed munchkin thinking designed to strip away all the fat of A:NR and focus solely and completely on what works in the timed Swiss format, it'd be one thing. But it's not. Is this game only for efficiency munchkins? Is this site only for them? I don't think FH are arguing at all that it should be. It's just weird when it's not even a voting thing for DotW to have your fun deck writeup thrust into the spotlight to be judged to that same standard (often with a snarky personal attack or two for flavor, because classy friggin' guys.) On the other hand, some other casual players might see your idea and have fun with it, so screw their entire self-appointed Arbiter Of Real Netrunner mythos. |
22 Mar 2016
Mechanoise
I'm glad people liked the deck enough to warrant a look, I hope they did have fun with it, even more so if they have been using it competitively, but isn't it a refreshing change from Butchershop decks at least? Remember, these decks cycle every week, so, would rather just talk about what other's experiences have been. :) |
23 Mar 2016
SHIEL
I saw this deck list before all the stuff blew up, and liked the look of it - I've never liked Jinteki's play style, so Pālanā Foods was an exciting development, and I was glad to see an idea for it that looked appealing to me. I finally managed to play it for the first time tonight, and it was a lot of fun! I will definitely be looking for some ways to tweak it; I didn't get much mileage out of the Mumba Temples, for example, and would love to find room for Tour Guide... And I would like /some/ kind of murder, because near the end we went about 5 turns where the runner had no heap and no grip and I was just milling to try and get my last Medical Breakthrough so that I could score out the win but couldn't find the darn thing; it would have been easier for everyone if I could have just Neural'd and put the game out of its misery. :p I've always hated Jinteki because it seems focused on giving the runner a heartfelt middle finger; I'd never before played a Jinteki deck that did well that didn't make me feel like it was ruining my opponent's day. This deck was enjoyable to run and didn't make me feel like an asshole for doing so - and for that I thank you! |
Interesting idea!
No Snare :(