Order by corp/runner
organise by faction
organise by type
organise by release date
as new cards are added you put them in the end of their type. If you run out of space, add another binder sheet.
I will one day get around to buying binders and doing this
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ArcticLancerBest served chilled.Registered Userregular
Heh, again with this?
I have two binder - one corp, one runner. Within each, I organize by faction via release date. It works quite well since you're always adding to the end and it's kinda handy for knowing where everything should be in the long-run.
However I think I'm going to start new binders after D&D as I'm rather close to having these ones comfortably full. I may decided to put the core and deluxes into their own binders as the "always around" cards and see if I can sqeeze all current cycles into two binders, but ... I rather like having everything there in order. Gives the game's history some physical presence.
it took me like five hours (partially because I fucked up halfway through and had to redo a bunch of it)
totally worth it
now if only there were any decks I wanted to build
I'm not looking to start The Great Binder vs. Not Binder flame war, but here's something I don't understand: do you not have to redo everything every time a new pack comes out? Unless you store them in release date order, I suppose.
I did have them all released in a way I found pleasant (faction then type then alphabetically) but it was a huge fucking pain in the ass and was not a good optimization of binder pages (or binders) at all.
Now I have them in release date order and it's much simpler. I have about two cycles fitting into a 1 inch binder which is perfect since that means each binder will rotate out together.
My only problem is that I currently have the cores and deluxe expansions in one binder that will never rotate out, but I'm not sure it's going to be feasible to cram Data and Destiny into that.
I organize by faction, type and cost and just leave a lot of empty space everywhere. When adding new cards I usually only have to move one or two cards around. Worst case add one new binder page and move four cards.
I just got done with the great bindering as well. The order I ended up with was two binders one corp and one runner and then dilinated further by corp/runner type and then by sets I own. So in my corp binder I've got sections for Jinteki, NBN, Haas-Bioroid, Weyland and neutral. For example, my Jinteki section has Jinteki base set all in numerical order then it goes to the Jinteki Honor and Profit set again in numerical order. I always start a different set with a fresh page, this gives a clear visual break between sets. I ended up using these for my binders, they easily fit 3 unsleeved cards per slot.
I find this binder setup better for browsing inspiration and finding my cards.
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Powerpuppiesdrinking coffee in themountain cabinRegistered Userregular
edited September 2015
I just jumped back in after a few months away, and fisk jank life is real fun so far. Running 3x investment seminar, ninja/corroder/zul, 2x apocalypse, and 3x uninstall. Game plan is to money up, threatening remotes and fisking archives (hopefully with desperado / dirty laundry / security testing), and then if they get a lot of ice out or a lot of assets up play apocalypse. Then it's fisk investment and fisk ability to deck them, with uninstall if i need my breakers back. I doubt I will actually deck someone very often but running centrals late in the game tends to score points fast, particularly if i manage to preserve a legwork.
edit: haha NEH does not care even a little bit
butchershop or rush, doesn't matter, i can't get a full rig before they win
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Powerpuppiesdrinking coffee in themountain cabinRegistered Userregular
Just ran into a Wireless Net Pavillion, Fall Guy, Data Leak Reversal deck out of Leela. Siphon spam, Fisk Investment, and try to score out of archives. Real interesting. I was playing Blue Sun and managed to bait a facecheck into Cortex Lock on click 4, then picked it up, clicked, and scorched for the win. He had paparazzi in hand, so pretty lucky win.
It seemed really good! Hard to beat without All Seeing I.
I am going to give that a try on Wednesday when I pick up a copy of the new datapack.
I also fancy a new, weird corp deck. Lots of people are playing HB right now so that's out. Maybe the new Jinteki one, but surely that's just played around by putting your truly vital cards on the table as soon as you get them? Genetics Pavilion seems like it might be fun somewhere, though.
I am going to give that a try on Wednesday when I pick up a copy of the new datapack.
I also fancy a new, weird corp deck. Lots of people are playing HB right now so that's out. Maybe the new Jinteki one, but surely that's just played around by putting your truly vital cards on the table as soon as you get them? Genetics Pavilion seems like it might be fun somewhere, though.
I'm really intrigued by Chronos Protocol. Yes, it can be played around, but that's where Power Shutdown and Batty/Destroyers/Will O' come in.
But the thing that really interests me is that you get to see the Runner's whole grip. That's potentially a very powerful information advantage that you can abuse by rushing behind cheap binary ice.
Maybe it won't be very good, but there's the potential for a really annoying control deck in there.
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Powerpuppiesdrinking coffee in themountain cabinRegistered Userregular
I am going to give that a try on Wednesday when I pick up a copy of the new datapack.
I also fancy a new, weird corp deck. Lots of people are playing HB right now so that's out. Maybe the new Jinteki one, but surely that's just played around by putting your truly vital cards on the table as soon as you get them? Genetics Pavilion seems like it might be fun somewhere, though.
I'm really intrigued by Chronos Protocol. Yes, it can be played around, but that's where Power Shutdown and Batty/Destroyers/Will O' come in.
But the thing that really interests me is that you get to see the Runner's whole grip. That's potentially a very powerful information advantage that you can abuse by rushing behind cheap binary ice.
Maybe it won't be very good, but there's the potential for a really annoying control deck in there.
I still struggle to fit money, ice, agendas, and teeth into the deck.
I am going to give that a try on Wednesday when I pick up a copy of the new datapack.
I also fancy a new, weird corp deck. Lots of people are playing HB right now so that's out. Maybe the new Jinteki one, but surely that's just played around by putting your truly vital cards on the table as soon as you get them? Genetics Pavilion seems like it might be fun somewhere, though.
I'm really intrigued by Chronos Protocol. Yes, it can be played around, but that's where Power Shutdown and Batty/Destroyers/Will O' come in.
But the thing that really interests me is that you get to see the Runner's whole grip. That's potentially a very powerful information advantage that you can abuse by rushing behind cheap binary ice.
Maybe it won't be very good, but there's the potential for a really annoying control deck in there.
I still struggle to fit money, ice, agendas, and teeth into the deck.
I ended up not putting a ton of teeth into the deck, mostly banking on either using the already-good Jinteki glacier tools to score out while suppressing their breakers or just grinding them down with net damage and go for a kill with a fetal or something. The latter has been pretty easy to do lately because there's a lot of Faust with no Levy going on in my meta.
I am going to give that a try on Wednesday when I pick up a copy of the new datapack.
I also fancy a new, weird corp deck. Lots of people are playing HB right now so that's out. Maybe the new Jinteki one, but surely that's just played around by putting your truly vital cards on the table as soon as you get them? Genetics Pavilion seems like it might be fun somewhere, though.
I'm really intrigued by Chronos Protocol. Yes, it can be played around, but that's where Power Shutdown and Batty/Destroyers/Will O' come in.
But the thing that really interests me is that you get to see the Runner's whole grip. That's potentially a very powerful information advantage that you can abuse by rushing behind cheap binary ice.
Maybe it won't be very good, but there's the potential for a really annoying control deck in there.
I still struggle to fit money, ice, agendas, and teeth into the deck.
I ended up not putting a ton of teeth into the deck, mostly banking on either using the already-good Jinteki glacier tools to score out while suppressing their breakers or just grinding them down with net damage and go for a kill with a fetal or something. The latter has been pretty easy to do lately because there's a lot of Faust with no Levy going on in my meta.
I am going to give that a try on Wednesday when I pick up a copy of the new datapack.
I also fancy a new, weird corp deck. Lots of people are playing HB right now so that's out. Maybe the new Jinteki one, but surely that's just played around by putting your truly vital cards on the table as soon as you get them? Genetics Pavilion seems like it might be fun somewhere, though.
I'm really intrigued by Chronos Protocol. Yes, it can be played around, but that's where Power Shutdown and Batty/Destroyers/Will O' come in.
But the thing that really interests me is that you get to see the Runner's whole grip. That's potentially a very powerful information advantage that you can abuse by rushing behind cheap binary ice.
Maybe it won't be very good, but there's the potential for a really annoying control deck in there.
I still struggle to fit money, ice, agendas, and teeth into the deck.
I ended up not putting a ton of teeth into the deck, mostly banking on either using the already-good Jinteki glacier tools to score out while suppressing their breakers or just grinding them down with net damage and go for a kill with a fetal or something. The latter has been pretty easy to do lately because there's a lot of Faust with no Levy going on in my meta.
but you run chronos protocol and not RP?
Yep! Mostly because CP is the new, novel thing and I wanted to try it out.
Also it can use some cards that I really like but don't really belong in RP, like House of Knives.
Powerpuppiesdrinking coffee in themountain cabinRegistered Userregular
I used to run a blacktree with 3 power shutdowns back when Maxx was common. Net damage through shock, snare, psychic field, house of knives. Wasn't too hard to deck someone.
So I went to the Hadrian's Wall tourney on the weekend (at 54 people being the biggest event in Scotland to date) and managed to swing 8th and winning a nice Hadrians Wall signed by the artist. First time I've placed well in a big event .
Was very surprised to do so well considering the corp deck I brought was basically a Biotech Joke (50% of the time it works every time), but my Shaper Valencia deck brutally smashed its way through a sea of fast advance and saw me on the top tables. (More description in the links)
Program (9)
3x Cache(The Spaces Between)•••
3x Harbinger(Data and Destiny)
3x Paricia(Creation and Control)•••
25 influence spent (max 25)
46 cards (min 45)
Cards up to Data and Destiny
My corp binder just reached critical mass. Oh well, I guess I can empty the Conquest one and use that. It's not like anyone round my way plays Conquest.
My corp binder just reached critical mass. Oh well, I guess I can empty the Conquest one and use that. It's not like anyone round my way plays Conquest.
yeah, five months without new product in the first year of a game's life will do that >:I
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ChaosHatHop, hop, hop, HA!Trick of the lightRegistered Userregular
Man I really want to know what the heck that freaking Tech Trader out of Business First does. I feel like with the connections in the pack after that, the Geist connections deck might be friggin ridiculous.
I also have no idea what the hell I want to play as a runner at all. Nothing seems to be right at the nexus of competitive/interesting for me right now.
I kind of like jinteki.net- the way it implements servers is nicer than OCTGN's and finding a game is quicker. There are some annoying unimplemented cards though.
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Shortytouching the meatIntergalactic Cool CourtRegistered Userregular
jinteki.net is mostly terrible but the way servers and runs are implemented is a lot better than octgn
it's a natural consequence of the software being built specifically for netrunner instead of for every game and just sort of kludged together
it's a shame that a lot of really important cards aren't implemented (last time I checked it didn't even have Medium), though, but that's how it is with a one-man dev team
They've been working pretty quickly and have more than one man now. The only card that I played with recently that was unimplemented was Chronos Protocol, which was still super new at the time.
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Shortytouching the meatIntergalactic Cool CourtRegistered Userregular
ah then my only remaining complaint was that clicking and dragging cards in your hand as the runner used to tell the corp what was in your hand
Yeah jinteki.net has got considerably better in the last couple months, I wouldn't call it awful anymore. Still got some hiccups and it's annoying to fix a mistake you make but a lot of the guys in my local meta use it over octgn now
Tried out the Leela DLR deck someone mentioned earlier and a Chronos Protocol deck last night. Leela did OK, but she was kinda slow. Once the full rig was out she milled a Blue Sun deck pretty brutally, with each Fall Guy costing six to trash before he could even think about killing the Papparazzi or the DLR. Fisk Investment Seminar helps with the milling a lot, as you'd expect, and forces the corp to throw away valuable stuff he'd rather keep. The deck might be better out of Andy, though.
Had less luck with the CP deck. Sniping the breaker from hand is great, and I was able to get myself in a position where my servers were pretty much impenetrable in one game, only for him to walk through a Crick for a datasucker token and then win a Psi game with Caprice to Medium dig through R&D. Blacklist was important, but it felt too tricky to keep everything in place to keep the runner out. You have to snipe the right cards, put Blacklist behind something they can't get through to stop the recursion and hope. Power Shutdown against someone's Net Ready Eyes is good times, though.
ChaosHatHop, hop, hop, HA!Trick of the lightRegistered Userregular
I am the WORST regarding Inside Job. Sometimes I'm like "Well it's three cards out of 45. Like what are the odds he has it RIGHT NOW?" They always fucking have it. It is these risks that end me.
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Order by corp/runner
organise by faction
organise by type
organise by release date
as new cards are added you put them in the end of their type. If you run out of space, add another binder sheet.
I will one day get around to buying binders and doing this
I have two binder - one corp, one runner. Within each, I organize by faction via release date. It works quite well since you're always adding to the end and it's kinda handy for knowing where everything should be in the long-run.
However I think I'm going to start new binders after D&D as I'm rather close to having these ones comfortably full. I may decided to put the core and deluxes into their own binders as the "always around" cards and see if I can sqeeze all current cycles into two binders, but ... I rather like having everything there in order. Gives the game's history some physical presence.
Perhaps I can interest you in my meager selection of pins?
I did have them all released in a way I found pleasant (faction then type then alphabetically) but it was a huge fucking pain in the ass and was not a good optimization of binder pages (or binders) at all.
Now I have them in release date order and it's much simpler. I have about two cycles fitting into a 1 inch binder which is perfect since that means each binder will rotate out together.
My only problem is that I currently have the cores and deluxe expansions in one binder that will never rotate out, but I'm not sure it's going to be feasible to cram Data and Destiny into that.
I'm sticking with my boxes then
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so when a new card comes out it goes to the end of its section
it's an organization method that works well only if you assume that whoever's accessing it has a rough of idea of when everything was printed
which I do! so it works pretty well.
the fuckup was, I had first arranged it by faction, then by release date, then by type
and halfway through I was like "no this is the dumbest thing in the universe, why am I doing it this way"
I find this binder setup better for browsing inspiration and finding my cards.
edit: haha NEH does not care even a little bit
butchershop or rush, doesn't matter, i can't get a full rig before they win
It seemed really good! Hard to beat without All Seeing I.
I also fancy a new, weird corp deck. Lots of people are playing HB right now so that's out. Maybe the new Jinteki one, but surely that's just played around by putting your truly vital cards on the table as soon as you get them? Genetics Pavilion seems like it might be fun somewhere, though.
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I'm really intrigued by Chronos Protocol. Yes, it can be played around, but that's where Power Shutdown and Batty/Destroyers/Will O' come in.
But the thing that really interests me is that you get to see the Runner's whole grip. That's potentially a very powerful information advantage that you can abuse by rushing behind cheap binary ice.
Maybe it won't be very good, but there's the potential for a really annoying control deck in there.
I still struggle to fit money, ice, agendas, and teeth into the deck.
I ended up not putting a ton of teeth into the deck, mostly banking on either using the already-good Jinteki glacier tools to score out while suppressing their breakers or just grinding them down with net damage and go for a kill with a fetal or something. The latter has been pretty easy to do lately because there's a lot of Faust with no Levy going on in my meta.
but you run chronos protocol and not RP?
Yep! Mostly because CP is the new, novel thing and I wanted to try it out.
Also it can use some cards that I really like but don't really belong in RP, like House of Knives.
Was very surprised to do so well considering the corp deck I brought was basically a Biotech Joke (50% of the time it works every time), but my Shaper Valencia deck brutally smashed its way through a sea of fast advance and saw me on the top tables. (More description in the links)
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I just grabbed universe of tomorrow and like it very much
Some folks in my group have started using Team Sponsorship in NEH and it is so rude
Yeah, it's cool. I don't know where I would fit it in, though. The first time I whiff with it would totally make me cry.
santiago, tenma, silhouette
you just start to create a ton of pressure on the board with that many options
Adam was tricky because you have to import damn near everything you need, and several of his cards aren't things you even want in your deck
Adam: Compulsive Hacker (Data and Destiny)
Event (10)
2x Career Fair (Breaker Bay) ••
3x Dirty Laundry (Creation and Control)
2x Independent Thinking (Data and Destiny)
3x Sure Gamble (Core Set)
Hardware (6)
3x Brain Chip (Data and Destiny)
1x Net-Ready Eyes (Chrome City) ••
2x Plascrete Carapace (What Lies Ahead)
Resource (17)
3x Daily Casts (Creation and Control)
3x Data Folding (Order and Chaos)
2x Dr. Lovegood (Data and Destiny)
3x Earthrise Hotel (The Source)
2x Gang Sign (The Underway) ••••• •
2x Scrubber (A Study in Static) ••
2x Tri-maf Contact (Honor and Profit) ••
Icebreaker (6)
2x Corroder (Core Set) ••••
2x Mimic (Core Set) ••
2x Yog.0 (Core Set) ••
Program (6)
3x Datasucker (Core Set) •••
3x Multithreader (Data and Destiny)
25 influence spent (max 25)
45 cards (min 45)
Cards up to Data and Destiny
Deck built on NetrunnerDB.
Sunny was a bit easier but influence is pretty tight
depending on how Paige Piper works out, I might cut it for Legwork
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Event (7)
3x Modded (Core Set) ••••• •
1x Stimhack (Core Set) •
3x Sure Gamble (Core Set)
Hardware (11)
3x Plascrete Carapace (What Lies Ahead)
2x R&D Interface (Future Proof) ••••
3x Security Chip (Data and Destiny)
3x Security Nexus (Data and Destiny)
Resource (20)
3x Access to Globalsec (Core Set)
3x Jak Sinclair (Data and Destiny)
3x Paige Piper (The Valley) ••••• •
2x Scrubber (A Study in Static) ••
3x Symmetrical Visage (The Valley)
3x Tri-maf Contact (Honor and Profit) •••
3x Underworld Contact (A Study in Static)
Icebreaker (9)
3x GS Sherman M3 (Data and Destiny)
3x GS Shrike M2 (Data and Destiny)
3x GS Striker M1 (Data and Destiny)
Program (3)
3x Datasucker (Core Set) •••
25 influence spent (max 25)
50 cards (min 50)
Cards up to Data and Destiny
Deck built on NetrunnerDB.
apex....I don't even know what the hell, dude
Apex: Invasive Predator (Data and Destiny)
Event (19)
3x Apocalypse (Data and Destiny)
3x Dirty Laundry (Creation and Control)
2x Legwork (Honor and Profit) ••••
3x Prey (Data and Destiny)
3x Quality Time (Humanity's Shadow) •••
3x Sure Gamble (Core Set)
2x The Maker's Eye (Core Set) ••••
Hardware (6)
1x Dorm Computer (Breaker Bay) •
1x Dyson Mem Chip (Trace Amount)
2x e3 Feedback Implants (Trace Amount) ••••
2x Heartbeat (Data and Destiny)
Resource (6)
3x Hunting Grounds (Data and Destiny)
3x Wasteland (Data and Destiny)
Icebreaker (6)
3x Endless Hunger (Data and Destiny)
3x Sharpshooter (True Colors) •••
Program (9)
3x Cache (The Spaces Between) •••
3x Harbinger (Data and Destiny)
3x Paricia (Creation and Control) •••
25 influence spent (max 25)
46 cards (min 45)
Cards up to Data and Destiny
Deck built on NetrunnerDB.
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yeah, five months without new product in the first year of a game's life will do that >:I
I also have no idea what the hell I want to play as a runner at all. Nothing seems to be right at the nexus of competitive/interesting for me right now.
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it's a natural consequence of the software being built specifically for netrunner instead of for every game and just sort of kludged together
it's a shame that a lot of really important cards aren't implemented (last time I checked it didn't even have Medium), though, but that's how it is with a one-man dev team
Had less luck with the CP deck. Sniping the breaker from hand is great, and I was able to get myself in a position where my servers were pretty much impenetrable in one game, only for him to walk through a Crick for a datasucker token and then win a Psi game with Caprice to Medium dig through R&D. Blacklist was important, but it felt too tricky to keep everything in place to keep the runner out. You have to snipe the right cards, put Blacklist behind something they can't get through to stop the recursion and hope. Power Shutdown against someone's Net Ready Eyes is good times, though.
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