Rush and Fast advance are different in the way they score agendas. Rush puts the agenda in the remote behind gear check ice and tries to jam in the remote as many turns as possible. This strategy fails in the late game and is often backed by a kill combo to keep viability as the game goes later. Fast advance, on the other hand, tries to score without leaving the agenda in a remote during the runners turn. This strategy is more viable in the late game since HQ accesses are less guaranteed than remote accesses.
Rush and Fast advance are different in the way they score agendas. Rush puts the agenda in the remote behind gear check ice and tries to jam in the remote as many turns as possible. This strategy fails in the late game and is often backed by a kill combo to keep viability as the game goes later.
Fast advance, on the other hand, tries to score without leaving the agenda in a remote during the runners turn. This strategy is more viable in the late game since HQ accesses are less guaranteed than remote accesses.
Thanks for the clarification.