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Spoiler season has started for the Reboot Project and its upcoming booster pack, Equity and Eternity. In addition to all the spoilers that have already been revealed in the Discord server, we'll present an exclusive one here. We'll also start a new series examining the Runner deck known as "Prepaid Kate." Presented in six segments: Title card: Cart…
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Poised just before the release of the fourth booster pack for Reboot, we present an interview with the main driving force behind the project: Abram Jopp, better known as TheBigBoy. This wide-ranging, show-long episode covers his early days in Netrunner, the genesis of Reboot, and a handful of somewhat-more-random questions. Title card: Imp "Best ca…
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Though this should be the episode where we launch into Honor & Profit, we have something special on tap for episode 50, and I didn't want to break up the H&P flow. Instead we will run a modern classic article about analyzing ice, by SimonMoon from late-era FFG. Presented in three segments: Title card: Tollbooth 3:15 Anonymous Tip: Game commentary b…
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Our discussion of the Corp side of Double Time continues into this episode as we discuss the five new pieces of ice introduced in this pack. Then we move on to a retrospective analysis of the Corp double operations in the Spin Cycle, as well as the different ways to acquire, lose, dodge, and use bad publicity. Presented in four segments: Title card…
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In his top 50 countdown of best cards in the Reboot cardpool, TheBigBoy ranked Caprice Nisei as #2, behind only Jackson Howard. Double Time, the final pack in the Spin Cycle, brings Caprice into the cardpool, so we'll spend some time discussing how she works and why she's so good. Presented in five segments: Title card: Witness Tampering 2:15 Anony…
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On the Reboot Project main page is this comment: "Once you get to around the end of Spin Cycle, every faction should feel viable." Well, we have arrived at the end of the Spin Cycle, the halfway point of the FFG portion of the Reboot Project cardpool. After some relevant feedback from the Reboot community on the last episode, we dive into the Runne…
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The preconstructed decks are one of the cornerstones of the Reboot Project. With the introduction of Fear and Loathing to the 2.1 cardpool, one of the Corporation preconstructed decks is (almost) fully viable: TWIY Psychographics. So in this episode, we examine every card choice in this deck and go into detail on how to pilot it. As if that weren't…
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The pack review of Fear and Loathing continues in this episode with the Corp side. Though the Runner side was somewhat underwhelming, the Corp side is ... well, not overwhelming ... but a nice degree of whelming. Presented in six segments: Title card: Wraparound 1:30 Satellite Uplink: Fear and Loathing, Corp side Blue Level Clearance | Strongbox | …
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Fear and Loathing has arrived for the 2.1 group, and we'll cover the sort-of-underwhelming Runner side of that pack. The back half of the episode will be a discussion and examination of the also sort-of-underwhelming (but fun!) Professor. Presented in seven segments: Title card: Blackguard 2:10 Satellite Uplink: Fear and Loathing, Runner side Black…
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After covering the top 10 cards for both Runner and Corp within the purview of the Reboot Project, we'll spend the bulk of the episode discussing the concept of fast advance: what it is, how it's changed in Reboot, and how it differs from rush -- including an article from world champion Dan D'Argenio. Presented in six segments: Title card: SanSan C…
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This past weekend was the 2024 Reboot Spring Championship, won by Zailey; we'll discuss her winning decks in this episode. Then, after another check-in with the top 50 countdown (now entering the top 20), we'll cover some of the powerful Corp cards that arrived as part of True Colors. Presented in nine segments: Title card: Sweeps Week 1:40 Breakin…
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True Colors, the 4th Data Pack of the Spin Cycle, arrives for the 2.1 group, and this week we look into the Runner side of the set. The first quarter of the episode is a little more timely, though, with a preview of the 4th booster pack for Reboot and another set of 10 cards for each side in TheBigBoy's countdown of the top 50 cards in Reboot (up t…
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This week's episode goes completely off-format as we bring you a two-part article written by OrangeDevil (a high-level player on OCTGN in the early days of the game) wherein we get to see a play-by-play analysis and commentary of a game of Netrunner. Title card: Knight Game 1 Gabriel Santiago: Consummate Professional vs. Weyland Consortium: Buildin…
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This week's episode is largely devoted to the Corp side of Mala Tempora, especially focusing on the one nerf in the pack to Accelerated Diagnostics and the reasons behind it. We'll also peek at the next ten entries in TheBigBoy's top 50 countdown of FFG cards in Reboot. Presented in seven segments: Title card: Accelerated Diagnostics 1:40 Anonymous…
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Going off-format a bit this time around (and postponing the Corp side of Mala Tempora until the next episode), we devote about half the episode to an article examining the Andromeda decks from 2013 Worlds. We'll also pick up the next section of TheBigBoy's top 50 countdowns, and check out the latest patch notes for Reboot. Presented in five segment…
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With the arrival of the third Data Pack in the Spin Cycle, this second cycle of expansions is half complete! After poring over the new Runner cards available, we'll give over half the episode to a concept that caused a big stir during the original release of the game by looking an article by Steven Wooley of Team Covenant about what makes Anarchs A…
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After a couple of small housekeeping segments, we turn over the majority of this episode to the seminal article "Playing the Opening" from the prolific Alex Rockwell, a discussion of specific gameplay approaches in the first few turns of a game of Netrunner, largely focused on what the Runner wants to try to do, but with plenty of lessons and advic…
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A handful of cards from Style and Slander (the third Reboot Booster) have been hit with the nerf hammer; we'll cover those along with the other cards that have received some slight adjustments ... including an improved Akiko. Then, after a brief detour through 2013 Worlds -- with more to come later -- we dive into the Corp side of Second Thoughts. …
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Second Thoughts is the second Data Pack in the Spin Cycle, the second cycle of the FFG version of Netrunner. This episode looks at the Runner side of the cards in this pack, including one that couldn't be salvaged by the Reboot Project. We'll also share a brief article that tries to remove some of the fear of running early. Presented in six segment…
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Style and Slander has been released, and we'll cover the final set of spoilers for this third booster for the Reboot Project. Then the majority of the episode is turned over to multiple segments presenting, analyzing, and discussing the Supermodernism deck and its Reboot Project descendant. Presented in nine segments: Title card: Geothermal Frackin…
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In addition to some more spoilers for the upcoming third Booster for Reboot -- Style and Slander -- we will cover the other half of Opening Moves with the Corporation cards, including more than you ever wanted to hear about Jackson Howard. Presented in ten segments: Title card: Jackson Howard 1:30 Precognition: Style and Slander (part 2 -- NBN) 5:4…
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A new year, a new season of the preconstructed league, a new Booster Pack for the Reboot Project (soon), and a new cycle of Data Packs to ingest for the 2.1 group. Presented in eight segments: Title card: John Masanori 1:50 Breaking News: Winter Worlds and Preconstructed League TheBigBoy's stream | Gob Lynn Mode's stream 3:00 Precognition: Style an…
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We return again to the massive Creation and Control well to draw out the Runner cards. We'll also start to explore one of the cornerstones of the Reboot Project -- the preconstructed decks -- by taking a closer look at one featuring a new Runner ID in this expansion, as well as a dive into the winning Runner deck from the huge GenCon tournament in …
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Creation and Control, the first deluxe expansion, crashes into the 2.1 group as this week's episode is mostly turned over to discussion of the Corp side of this massive influx of cards. Presented in six segments: Title card: Thomas Haas 4:40 Breaking News: Winter Reboot Worlds 5:45 Satellite Uplink: Creation and Control, Corp side Cerebral Imaging:…
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The centerpiece of this week's episode is the article on Jinteki and work compression written by Geoff Hollis around the time of Future Proof's release. We'll also explore a couple of successful regional decks from June 2013 that use Andromeda and a "tag me" style. Presented in five segments: Title card: Jinteki: Personal Evolution 2:00 Anonymous T…
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The first half of this week's episode focuses on the new tools for the Corp that Future Proof provided. In the second half, we examine a couple of strong decklists -- along with the current state of the meta at this point in the original release of the game -- with the help of a lengthy article from Alex Rockwell. Presented in six segments: Title c…
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As a special treat for this quarter-century episode, we investigate the changes to the Runner side of the final Data Pack in the Genesis Cycle: Future Proof -- including two nerfs to powerful cards. There are also lengthier discussions on R&D Interface and a classic blogpost from Cry of Frustration for new players. Presented in six segments: Title …
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The Reboot leagues are gearing up for another season! And we've reached the point in the history of Netrunner where the venerable Stimhack was launched, so we'll present a classic article on card combos, along with a sprinkling of other items. Presented in six segments: Title card: Hokusai Grid 1:30 Breaking News: Reboot Leagues 3:00 Anonymous Tip:…
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Another patch has arrived for Reboot, so the episode starts off by covering the newest buff, nerfs, and a reversion before tackling the Corp side of Humanity's Shadow through the main part of the episode. Presented in eight segments: Title card: Simone Diego 1:20 Breaking News: October 2023 patch notes Fisk Investment Seminar Marked Accounts | IQ |…
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Andy! Andy!! Andy!!! Yes, Andromeda arrived in Humanity's Shadow, and a large bulk of this episode is presented to discussing her: why she's good, why and how she was slightly nerfed in Reboot, a decklist for her from a regional in 2013, and even her flavor text. Presented in six segments: Title card: Andromeda 1:45 Anonymous Tip: Andromeda R&D Int…
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A change of pace this week, especially for fans of the AstroScript Pilot Progam (segment, not the card). Contained within The Worlds of Android book is a "newspaper" feature article. Not seeing any good way to break it up across multiple episodes, I have decided to give over an entire episode to it instead. Presented in one segment: Pages 2 and 3 P…
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This time around we have a special treat: an archive audio interview of Android: Netrunner lead designer Lukas Litzsinger, presented by one of the first strategy columnists for the game -- Geoff Hollis. Around this centerpiece we also have an exploration of the runner-up decks from the second BoardGameGeek OCTGN tournament, along with some other sm…
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After a couple of new-player-friendly opening segments, we dive into the Corp side of A Study in Static and examine the large number of adjusted cards, including the four new pieces of ice and where they fit into the scheme that we've developed over the last several episodes. Presented in eight segments: Title card: Green Level Clearance 1:40 Anony…
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This time around, we crack open another Data Pack: A Study in Static, the fourth part of the Genesis Cycle. We'll see which Runner cards the Reboot Project buffed (and which they didn't), then talk at some length about the two new icebreakers in this pack and what's up with Underworld Contact. Presented in seven segments: Title card: Big Brother 1:…
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Now that we've sorted our ice, it's time to see how it can be best utilized in a particular basic deck archetype for Corps: glacier. Presented in five segments: Title card: Sunset 2:00 Anonymous Tip: Rototurret 6:30 Archived Memories: Tower of Defense Kati Jones | Eve Campaign | Self-modiying Code | Ash 2X3ZB9CY | Priority Requisition | GRNDL Refin…
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The last few weeks on ice placement have been building to this: We go through every piece of ice in the current 2.1 cardpool (up to Cyber Exodus) and figure out which are binary or analog and which are ETR or tagging. Presented in five segments: Title card: Chimera 1:55 Breaking News: Reboot Worlds Champ 2023 TheBigBoy's Twitch channel Klerik's Run…
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Reboot Worlds is coming up soon! Also: This week switches to an analysis of the Corp cards in Cyber Exodus, which is the third Data Pack in the Genesis Cycle, especially as adjusted by the Reboot Project. We also continue our exploration and analysis of ice by looking at where certain types of ice are best placed. Presented in ten segments: Title c…
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Another month, another Data Pack added to the 2.1 group. This time around it's Cyber Exodus, the third Data Pack in the Genesis cycle. We'll take some time to examine the Runner cards in this pack, including the changes made by Reboot and some of the reasoning behind those changes. We'll also pick up the discussion from episode 12 about ice and dis…
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Breaking format this week, we're going completely with current information about the Reboot Project due to the recent release of the second booster pack, Mind and Mayhem, announcement about the online Reboot Worlds, and more. Presented in four segments: 2:00 Breaking News - Mind and Mayhem release (on RetekiDB and a collage of all the cards in the …
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This week's episodes kicks off with another set of spoilers for the upcoming Mind and Mayhem booster pack as we finish off the Runners and dig into the Haas-Bioroid cards. The bulk of the episode is devoted to digging into a better understanding of the types of ice -- and no, I don't mean barriers, code gates, and sentries. Presented in six segment…
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An exclusive spoiler for Mind and Mayhem -- the upcoming booster pack for the Reboot Project -- starts things off, followed by another set of four spoilers, featuring the new Anarch ID. Roo-boom, indeed. Also featured are the changes made to the Corp side of the second Data Pack in the Genesis Cycle: Trace Amount. And this week's long segment discu…
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Another set of four spoilers for the upcoming release of Mind and Mayhem kick off the show, this time featuring the mini-factions. Also featured are the changes made to the Runner side of the second Data Pack in the Genesis Cycle: Trace Amount. And the long segment in this episode discusses the concept of archetypes in Netrunner. Presented in seven…
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Another set of four spoilers for the upcoming release of Mind and Mayhem kick off the show. This is followed by a few short segments about Parasite, counting cards, and consoles, before moving onto a couple of lengthier articles. The first of these is a deep dive into the past to look at how the sequence of choices a Runner makes in their first tur…
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With the upcoming release in July of the second booster for the Reboot Project, we get a glimpse of some spoilers for Jinteki and Shaper. We also take time to pull back from the tactical and take a step into the strategic space of Netrunner, along with a few other bits and pieces. Presented in seven segments: Title card: Ash 2X3ZB9CY 1:20 Precognit…
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This is the second episode to cover material from the first Data Pack expansion for Android: Netrunner, namely, What Lies Ahead. Here, we cover the changes made by the Reboot Project to the Corporation cards in that expansion. As a companion piece to the previous episode, there is also a large segment devoted to covering fundamental advice for bein…
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Moving beyond the original core set for Android: Netrunner, this is the first episode to cover material in a Data Pack expansion, specifically: the changes made to the Runner cards in What Lies Ahead by the Reboot Project. There is also a large segment devoted to covering fundamental advice for being a more effective Runner. Presented in eight segm…
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This fifth and final episode focused on the core set of Android: Netrunner (as modified by the Reboot Project) goes in-depth on economy cards, looks at a tournament-winner from 2012, and highlights one of the most iconic card artists for the game. Presented in seven segments: 1:40 Anonymous Tip: Calculating economy Easy Mark/Beanstalk Royalties | S…
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This fourth of several episodes focused on the core set of Android: Netrunner (as modified by the Reboot Project), highlights some tips about when not to play cards, performs a deep dive on the 2012 Worlds final, and analyzes the graphic design of the cards. Presented in nine segments: 2:00 Breaking News: Reboot leagues 5:20 Anonymous Tip: When not…
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This third of several episodes focused on the core set of Android: Netrunner (as modified by the Reboot Project), continues the particular emphasis on ice (this time from the Corp perspective), a breakdown of the other half of the Corp cards in the core set that have been adjusted, and the flavor text from the rulebook on Noise and Weyland. Present…
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This second of several episodes focused on the core set of Android: Netrunner (as modified by the Reboot Project), has a particular emphasis on ice, a breakdown of half the Corp cards in the core set that have been adjusted, and the flavor text from the rulebook on Jinteki and Gabe. Presented in nine segments: 1:45 Anonymous Tip: The Runner and ice…
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