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Criminal Spin Cycle Review

Apr 29 2014 12:00 AM | BadPublicity in Android: Netrunner

Coming off a very powerful starting card base and leading up to a big box expansion, we look at the criminal cards that tie these releases together. Examining the criminal cards from the Spin Cycle.

Lets hear your thoughts, opinions and help carry on the discussion below in the comments.


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GaryB
Apr 30 2014 12:35 PM
Milking a dead horse. That needs to be a new card. :D

Edit: You had to go ahead and mention pronunciation, hard to type phonetically but try this, Savoir Faire (French): Sav-wah fair
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CommissarFeesh
Apr 30 2014 12:52 PM
Point of order: The runner CANNOT choose to resolve Corp effects first. All active player effects resolve in the order they choose, then inactive player chooses his/her order of effects. There is no way to lose three to a Tollbooth and then trigger your own effect.
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CommissarFeesh
Apr 30 2014 01:54 PM
I think there's various ways to look at Savoir-Faire. I don't play Crim, so I don't know if this would work for you guys who do, but this is the scenario I envisioned when the card was spoiled:

Typical Criminal attack tends to be something like run and bounce, Special Order, install, run again.

With Savoir-Faire, you basically do the same, but pay 2cr for the privilege (installing S-F first, and the breaker mid-run) - which sucks the first time, but because it stays in play, if you need to Special Order another breaker, this saves you the click-to-install the second or third time around.

It also allows Parasites from hand, which may or may not be useful for Anarchs who are Djinning for Parasites (I've yet to test that).
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tzeentchling
Apr 30 2014 07:36 PM
I don't see Zaibatsu very often, mainly because people don't play that many Expose cards. Most people will simply take the risks, at least in my area. Maybe when Sillouette comes out I'll see more expose stuff.
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