Clock Block

Click Lock is a deck with the simple game plan that is stealing all the runner's clicks. It's been seen before, but now there is MCA Austerity Policy to make it even easier, so why not post yet another version of everyones favorite Clock Lock.

The basic Click Block combo goes like this:

1: Shipment from MirrorMorph out Jeeves/Victoria/MCA AP - rez Jeeves

2: Biotic Labour

3 & 4: Load Testing - triggers Jeeves

5: Click MCA AP

6: Install two Clone Suffrage Movement - can be done with either SfMM or FiHP.

(Alternate between throwing Jenkins and CSM in the bin for step 6 as you see fit.)

From here on out just recur two load testings and click MCA AP every turn. You literally have infinite clicks - just remember to install Museum at some point. Also kindly let your opponent know that you'll just play with yourself for the remainder of the "game".

Spam Assets - If the runner is poor and you have extra copies of FiHP/Jeeves/MCA AP or just need to get the CSM's into the bin, you can steal even more clicks from the runner by spamming a few assets they are pretty much all must trashes. This has been especially effective against shapers. As a bonus an installed Jeeves makes you able to play UVC into VLC which is an insane turn.

The cards in TimeCoats:

Agendas are annoying and don't help you combo, draw or get credits. If there was a 100/20 agenda you'd run this. But make due with 3 GFI, 2 Vanity and one other 3-pointer. Stealing 7 points is quite hard with this combination.

Most of the combo is asset based so 2-3 of the important ones (except for Jankins). And the museum again makes you not lose to time.

Crisium grid is good vs Account Siphon or on R&D against shapers.

Typical CI ICE suite. Loki sometimes fails but combos so well with Mother Goddess and you do have a bit more cash cards than other CI decks so the cost isn't too bad. Turing for AI's

Four currents helps clearing out Employee Strike and ELP also makes a pseudo combo work for a few turns to eventually lock completely. Archived memories is basically included to recur a current when you really need to and is probably the worst card in the deck.

Watch out for Jak Sinclair and Security Nexus :-)