Arrested Development

The econ here is all in transactions, with Jackson Howard ready to pull anything back if need be. I usually end up winning when the runner starts getting desperate when I begin scoring stuff and they leave their hand with too few cards. Then I tend to get Midseasons off and a Scorched Earth (or, as in one game, two of them). Which is weird because there isn't all that much that gives tags. Oh well. I do like this deck a good bit.

That's a whole lot of One-off copies of cards. I feel like that would hurt the deck's consistency quite a bit.
Aside from that, I quite like the direction everything seems to be going. I'm just not sure it would land a Scorched Flatline consistently.

It does seem a bit much, but it's mostly utility that isn't all necessary. Like, the Agendas all do a nice helpful thing but none of the abilities are necessary for a combo or win (besides the points). I try to spread my ice out and have as few two- or three-ofs as possible unless they do something important. It's a way of keeping the runner on their toes when everything rezzed ends up being different.

I could probably lose a 1-point agenda (the False Lead is there for when the runner gets tagged on click two and I can stop them from losing it) but it never seems to work. I think I'll leave the Midseason because it's always scary and maybe lose some of the bad pub removers.

Honestlly, I can never say enough good things about Project Atlas, as far as Weyland agendas go. 3/2 is always nice, but each over-scored counter allowing you to pull any card from your deck without spending a click can win you games. It'll let you grab a Scorch when they decided to float a tag, It'll grab a Hostile Takeover when you are sitting at 6 ponts, It'll still be worth 2 points after those counters are used up. It is basically Weyland's version of the Astro-train.