A Night At The Museum

After some testing with Spam Bot I figured out a few things about the deck.

1. Museum's pretty dumb. (Breaks R&D lock, cycles back all your stuff)
2. People give up on trashing stuff so you don't need a lot of encryption protocols and HIs, just enough.
3. DBS is required to give you a chance to find agendas faster than your opponent.
4. GFI is necessary to keep games winnable.
5. 4/2's aren't very scorable, it's preferable to have a bunch of 2/1s.
6. Diversified Portfolio makes more money than sweeps week.

Here we have it. The BEST nbn lateral deck on the market today. It's extremely resilient to clot thanks to CVS. It's too hard to trash all of the stuff.

Play is pretty simple. 1. Install remotes 2. Score agendas naked if your opponent doesn't respect your remotes 3. Win on the back of astro & sansan

The nuance is largely down to know when to put CVS where and managing your economy to avoid siphons and whatnot. It is preferable to be broke than to give your opponent 10 money, so if you suspect siphon don't rez anything until the siphon's coming and then suck away all of your money.

All of your ice is for centrals unless you absolutely need a remote.

If someone has you clot locked using recursion, go for the agenda anyways and then overwrite it if they put the clot down and you don't have a CVS. It'll help with getting rid of the recursion. Otherwise you should be able to clear virus counters a bunch or just CVS at the moment of score.

Enjoy