Weyland - It smells like Meat V3

M3th 45

3 comments
16 Jan 2014 Maximus

Since you didn't leave any comments, I'm guessing you are playing Tag'n Bag. It looks pretty solid but I am not sold on your choice of Ice, especially Data Raven, Datapike and Enigma. It might be a meta thing but in my group of players, Yog is so popular that I tend to avoid any Code gate with strength 3 or less when building a corp deck. I also think you are a little light on econ with 3x Hedge, 3x Beanstalk and 2x Restructure. Personal suggestion is to swap the secretary for maybe a second snare or a cerebral overwriter. You might also want to think about Elizabeth Mills since you will have some bad publicity from hostile takeover and your muckraker.

16 Jan 2014 M3th

Tanks for the feedback, i'll think about some changes, E. Mills in purpose. The code gate you talked about are for the early game, not too expansive to rez, but you are right about their weakness against Yog, i'll splach a toolboth instead of data pike maybe. And GhostBranch instead of the secretary..

16 Jan 2014 x3r0h0ur

I believe that even if it dies to yog, enigma and datapike are crucial turning points for the corp, once rezzed they're ETR that requires the install of a breaker, and in yog's case, its a 5 coster that typically costs a click or 2 credits when hit. Definitely worth the slots, and easily replaced, and the 3 and 4 cost is nothing for weyland's new economy. I say they easily stay in the deck.

If you're looking to flatline I think false lead is crucial due to its synergy with data raven. I like closed accounts when I have false lead as well. You might drop agg sec and add another data raven, drop the 1 of snare and add 2 ghost branch and drop the shipment from kaguyas. I'll leave the rework up to you as far as agendas and deck count to make it fit, but those pieces of the puzzle have gotten me lots of flatlines from careless runners and decent runners alike, without ever sea sourcing.

Also a scored false lead can really ruin the day of an account siphoner.