A Look Back at Netrunner Creation and Control - Corporation (Haas Bioroid)
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Nice. Really enjoy these retrospectives.
Thanks, I'm glad you liked them!
Your ideas for redesigning these cards are awesome! New layers and interactions!
Thanks!
Yayy! I loved your core set retrospectives so I'm super happy to see these coming out, too.
Glad you like them! I'll have part 2 out in a couple of weeks.
I miss these videos and ANR in general
I have to agree that overall shaper made out better in this dexlue set over HB. on the Corp side I use 3 or 4 cards out of it, the runner side has staples that will continue to be used for a long long time.
Thanks for making more videos! Would you consider creating short videos that focus on card combos/synergies that can make it easier for new players to understand from a spectator perspective?
I've done a few videos of this sort like with Jackson Howard and ICE + Agendas. Do you have any specific card combinations you'd like to see?
Yea the Jackson Howard one was perfect. I would mostly be interested in what the players are hoping to draw, in order to achieve a certain combination that may favor them to win the match, from the popular meta decks since those are the ones being broadcasted on Twitch streams.
Your analysis is spot on!
Quick question: what program do you use to make the new cards? I would love to try out your designs with friends.
Thanks! I do the custom cards in Photoshop. If you try them out, you'll have to let me know how it goes!
Sup mike! Crazy going back and seeing this ❤️
@@Redragonclaws Hey! This was always one of my favorite Netrunner channels. Willingdone's videos were the best and helped me understand the game significantly better once I started working on it.
Hope you're doing well!
@@MichaelWadeBoggs I’m ok but things have been a little rough since my GF and I broke up. Are you still friends with Dane? We should catch up sometime- shoot me a message on discord or Facebook
Great Analysis! Makes me wish they would reprint these sets...
love your videos and analysis, have you considered doing live play on jinteki ? win or loose it would be fun to watch!
I've considered it but feel that there are many other channels that do this sort of thing well.
Nevinyrral is Larry Niven
Nice video, they should hire you. I really like your Living the Dream ID. Does seem strong though.
Thanks! Living the Dream would really depend on the other Arcology cards. I think most of them would have to be agendas.
my only problem with your Thomas Haas analysis was that he's clearly a thematic card, and that's all they were going for. I don't necessarily agree with that idea, but you can have a lot of fun rezzng a Janus your opponent didn't think you could, so that's something.
I'm realizing how much I want to play your version of creation and control though haha
Why not both? I don't like the idea of making a card just for thematic reasons. I'm not sure my version captures the full spirit of Thomas Haas, but I'd rather have a card that sees some play rather than one that sits in the binder and we glance at thinking "oh yeah remember Thomas Haas?!" It's fun for me when recognizable characters are also good cards. I think that has a lot to do with the game's success.
Willingdone I agree with you wholeheartedly about cards being good, but I mean, back channels exists now.... I'm reaching obviously
Ice named Wotan cannot be broken by icebreakers?!?! That's just vicious.
THE LORD OF THE ICE!
I would have enjoyed this a lot more had it been more about the cards that got printed and less about the imaginary cards you think they should have printed.