I miss these videos and ANR in general

After all these years I still recommend this video to friends for TCG/shuffling stuff.

So helpful as I start sleeving all my cards. :)

Missed your videos, with Nisei, i hope you could continue making netrunner content!

I really loved these videos. I think they were the best reviews of Netrunner cards of any video series.

When it comes to Doomtown Reloaded you are the man. I watched your video when I first bought DR. Very big help. I see they are coming out with Deadwood expansions. I didn't know about Tombstone, Anyway I wanted to get back in so I am rewatching your videos.

no matter the method...I will draw seven lands, no lands...or my favorite "this is the same hand I drew last time" One does not simply "Riffle" a $3000 deck :/

Excellent!

Cool, I’ve been doing the mash for years, good thing to know that I’m doing it right

That was kind of amazing actually. Thank you 🙏 how have you been ? What are you into now days as far as games go?

Discovering your channel post netrunner death is both great and sad.

well reasoned. good picks!

PROOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!

man get back!! your videos are great

just got into the game, nice video

I really need to practice riffle shuffling

Man... come back.

years down the line and the new nisei version of junebug has what you wanted

I have just started with Netrunner (got my core pack two days ago) and I must say that your video series is very helpfull! Now I'm looking for few expansions, but man, they are expensive as hell :D What data packs would you recommend, since they are easier to find than expansions?

So much to unpack, and you did it all in a timely fashion. Good job!

First thing I do after opening the packs is check out your vids. Always a treat.

Thanks man. I play mtg btw :p

Video so nice, I watched it ... actually 3 times. Every time I thought of a corner case, @willingdone called it out. Super detailed and perfect. Thank you!

Appreciate you dude

Love every video you make!

Hmm, I do the shuffle in the hand you showed here, but it's indeed easy to keep cards on top/bottom by accident. So I also put in some standard European shuffles in between. The combination means you have different cards on top/bottom when doing the riffle shuffles, randomizing cards very quickly. And I never end with riffle shuffles in hand because it's so easy to see some of the card faces when doing it ^__~

Since I'm very new to Netrunner, this whole game I'd be like omg I'm losing so bad. And you're like we got this. XD

This is the best video on movement out there. Thank you so much!

Nice video, very good for a beginner like me

Did you ever end up reviewing the cards released after Flash Point?

So if I have a dude at my home base and I want to move to one of my opponents deeds, do I have the option to either A) Boot my dude and move immediately to the deed or B) Move my dude to town square unbooted 1st action then into their deed unbooted on the 2nd action? Just confused if you have to move into the town square from your base or if you can "boot to move anywhere" still. Thank you for the great explanation on movement. I might actually be able to teach some friends this game now without them falling asleep as I fail to explain movement lol.

1:15 is when he starts teaching

Just liked and subscribed! You've got really cool netrunner stuff! We are massive fans of ANR too!!!

Hello from the future, where I'm regressing to a simpler time from a pandemic.

This YT Channel is done or will there be updates in near future? Love watching the Doomtown Videos while learning the game. The videos give me so much more information than I could ever get out of the cards while still learning. Super good videos for beginners and I think rookies are interested too.

is it easier to do the mash shuffle with matte cards or does it not matter??

Since this is your most recent video, what’re you playing now?

Would this work with unsleeved cards? I noticed this is for Magic The Gathering cards and the reason I'm here is that I want to shuffle regular playing cards so I don't mind them getting a little damaged/worn and I suck at shuffling and I looked at shufflers but people pointed me to sleeve and mash and that's how I ended up here and this method of shuffling doesn't look that hard I think even I could do it.

If you pile shuffle correctly it will definitely randomize the deck.

These videos are gold. 2020 and still revisiting them every now and then. RIP Netrunner

Who's still playing in 2020?

Ah yes the good old riffle shuffle or how to damage your cards.

Hmmm, I don't know if this can make the deck better, but I know how to make it more fun. Remove two Glia Hands and replace with a Private Security Force. Two Chronos projects with Hades Fragment or The Future Perfect. Replace an Archer with a Neural Katana. And two shocks with a closed accounts and another ICE (maybe a pop-up ad?). If you throw in a Veterans Program, you get the ability to toss in another operation since your deck now has more agenda points. Sadly Adnois Campaign is out of faction-oh well, I'm sure there is a good operation to chose. The odds your only 3 point agenda being stolen is very small. PSF and the closed accounts are there to throw in some terror for tags (which is why you kept the snares). The runner is unlikely to realize you have only one copy of PSF so even if he steals it, it is not the end of the world. Plus 7/8 non Noise guys tag themselves so you don't need much tagging besides those snares. Most agendas are still fast advanced, so sadly you can't splash in Project Junebug (he'll know something you advanced three times is a Junebug…). Between the 3 point agendas, I'd say chose hades fragment if you find that for every game the runner scores it from a R&D, you have 3 games where you score it and get your recursion benefit. Otherwise, the Future Perfect is good. Despite having fewer agendas to trigger personal evolution, I think you'd get a few flatlines, plus a couple of opponents too skiddish to run when they ought to.

Never understood the ripple shuffle because if you do it an even number of times, you're just back to where you started essentially, with the deck unshuffled.

Does this box contain all the cards in Order and chaos?

I strongly disagree on the win trading not considered "match fixing". There is no serious competitve sport that allows such a rule, and if you win 4/5 games in a swiss and then have to agree to draw the last one to qualify onto a next stage beause the rest of the competition did better than you, then you probably don't deserve the top standings anyways. It's part of the swiss system, it requires consistency, and rewards adaptation for players that maybe lost game 1, sidedecked and did better the rest of the tourney. And if you still argue it's too hard to monitor, just make it count 2 points as a draw, as it should be.

I particularly dislike players bringing the term "tutor" to other games, mainly when there's already the term "searcher" in that game that's a lot more intuitive to new players and makes more sense.

I don't think it's an issue of rotate vs not rotate, but the particulars. The case I know of the best is Pokémon, and it does a terrible job with the rotations. Half of the cards are reprints, so that means you have to buy the same cards with the same effects and numbers again just because the edition is different. Also 2 years is too short of a cyclespan. And new cards keep the powercreep up to eleven. Also community is an important factor. In my city, there's only one TCG widespread enough to support more than one format [MyL], so an "eternal" and "current" format is entirely pausible. But if you want to play MTG where you have 10 people at regulars and 30 at a big event a couple times a year (where the format is already predetermined)?. Yeah, no way that's healthy. But ultimately the issue that ANR has the most is getting past the first step. The gap between "getting a core set" and "playing to the average level of the community" will still be a thing after the rotation, this at best removes a couple of packs from the equation, since you're never using an entire cycle in a deck. Deck packs like they did for worlds seem a better fit, or an in-between box after the core set that keeps you up with the best of... let's say 3 cycles ago.

hey, it's envelope! (with 1 less str)

RIP. Ever since rotation, the game has been so much worse without jackson. Corps are forced into just playing rush because if you think about doing anything else, you get flooded. And losing his draw has made games just dependent on the corps deck being in the right order to have a chance since you’ll only have access to the top 15ish cards in any given game