Ah, Shipment from Kaguya, you were never a competitive card, but you are even more beautiful than you were on the day you rotated.

Seriously though, it is better and worse than Mavirus at the same time. I appreciate that it is untrashable and it is a small influence save for Weyland, but at the same time it only be used on the corp's turn.

Easily splashable at 1 influence, it isn't too strong even when both modes are resolved and it somewhat requires you to build around it. I don't expect this card to see a lot of play, but I imagine it can be quite satisfying to restart your own Sandstone for one click. A clutch purge of Aumakua when the runner doesn't expect it seems like the peak Business As Usual.

Now that Vladisibirsk City Grid exists, Business As Usual is in fact a fast advance tool with an asterisk. Provided you already have a single counter on the Vlad Grid, you can place one counter on it and the other on the agenda, resulting in getting both advancements from Business As Usual on the agenda.

So much synergies with so many cards in Weyland. This operation is just awesome.

It synergize with :

• Every advanceable ices, especially good for ices that require 3 advancements for their boost, like Pharos, Akhet, Colossus and Hortum.
• Trick of Light
• Hearts and Minds
• Every agendas ever.
• Ressources assets like NGO Front and Charlotte Caçador.
• Traps like Urtica Cipher, Chekist Scion, Cerebral Overwriter.
• Kill assets like Ronin and Clearinghouse.

If the corp has a shell game plan, this is the cheap version of using Mitosis, nearly just as good (0 is hard to beat), but not as fast.

This makes advanceable ice outside of Weyland Consortium: Built to Last much easier to use, since this card save 2 and one click to advance two ices. This the efficiency equivalent of Red Level Clearance.

Best of all, this is only one influence, allowing any corp to import it easily. A lot of asset spam deck use some kind of advanceable threat, where Business As Usual would shine.

On top of that, it can be used as a much cheaper version of Mavirus. Yes, Reverse Infection still exist, but nobody plays it (it is an ok card though). Especially in Startup, where Mavirus is not present.

The art, the quote, the effect and the name go together completly. Wonderful!