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Ruskie - 5-1, 1st Fraser Coast SC
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| Standard Ban List 23.09 (latest) |
| Standard Ban List 23.08 (active) |
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| Good Games, Fraser Coast - Store Championship | #1 of 16 | xanshin |
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| Russian NEH (Post-MWL2) | 90 | 71 | 25 |
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31 Jan 2017
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1 Feb 2017
xanshin
The deck is derived from Russian NEH, netrunnerdb.com I guess I played the subliminal/shipment/jeeves combo in 3 of the 6 games. San San city grid certainly scored a lot more points for me. Usually Jeeves is used to install 3 cards then do something else :) Or click for 3 credits, install a new server and draw a card. Jeeves also scores naked unadvanced explodas, which you don't really care about losing due to the 5c tempo gain. Many turns you are effectively getting 5 or more actions, which can enable you to score out while the runner is still setting up (typically turn 7 or 8). It's probably a T2 deck in the present meta, but still strong enough to win a tournament with a bit of luck and bluff. |
I know the subliminals are for triggering Jeeves, but without scary ice, they're going to run every turn, right? How often did the Subliminal/Shipment combo work?