NocrenLt Futz, Back in ActionNorth CarolinaRegistered Userregular
edited October 2012
With some finagling you could probably do more than two players for Netrunner. Like multiple runners against the same Corp. Corp gets a slightly longer turn and Runners go at the same time.
Gonna need more cards though...
Or have multiple SysOps. Still need cards though.
Here's a couple of house rules we used 15 years ago for 3+Player Netrunner:
-Corp gets 2 extra phases a turn per additional runner (2 runners gives a corp 6 phases for example).
-First run on a system, ICE rezzes at half cost.
-If runners tag-team a system, the ICE has bonus strength (not hard numbers, just whatever's fair) but only one runner needs to break it for both runners to pass.
-Runners may effect each others programs with other programs only (your additional RAM isn't gonna help your buddy's ice breaker on his system).
-Runners may copy programs from each other (free or for the program cost, depending on the players).
For multiple SysOps, each one draws from the same R&D (deck) and uses the same Archives (discard) but are otherwise indepentant and cannot install ICE on each other's systems. In this scenario, R&D and Archives are off-line and cannot be accessed.
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Gonna need more cards though...
Or have multiple SysOps. Still need cards though.
Here's a couple of house rules we used 15 years ago for 3+Player Netrunner:
-Corp gets 2 extra phases a turn per additional runner (2 runners gives a corp 6 phases for example).
-First run on a system, ICE rezzes at half cost.
-If runners tag-team a system, the ICE has bonus strength (not hard numbers, just whatever's fair) but only one runner needs to break it for both runners to pass.
-Runners may effect each others programs with other programs only (your additional RAM isn't gonna help your buddy's ice breaker on his system).
-Runners may copy programs from each other (free or for the program cost, depending on the players).
For multiple SysOps, each one draws from the same R&D (deck) and uses the same Archives (discard) but are otherwise indepentant and cannot install ICE on each other's systems. In this scenario, R&D and Archives are off-line and cannot be accessed.