Near the beginning of the 2015 regional season, eventual Oxford Regional runner-up and UK Nats top 16 competitor Andrew Hynes (Xenasis) published an article on Stimhack dealing with a competitive player's approach to eliminating various fallacies in Netrunner (and, to a certain extent, customizable card games as a whole). We'll read through that article here. Presented in two segments:

Title card: Corporate Shuffle

3:00 Archived Memories: Fallacies in Netrtunner and How to Avoid Them

Introduction:
Foxfire |
Utopia Shard |
Xanadu |
Hivemind |
Chakana |
Virus Breeding Ground

Best Case Scenario:
Markus 1.0 |
Wormhole

Comet |
Day Job |
Stimhack |
Quality Time |
Modded

It Won Me a Game:
Executive Wiretaps |
Running Interference |
Tinkering |
The Maker's Eye

Milling:
Noise |
MaxX

Clone Chip |
Déjà Vu |
Parasite |
Cache |
Levy AR Lab Access |
Jinteki: Personal Evolution |
Inject

Special Order |
Self-modifying Code

Randomness and shuffling:
Man vs. Machine game

Shuffling Sleeved Cards and Proper Randomization, by Willingdone

The Future Perfect |
Daily Business Show

Absolutes:
Sundew |
SanSan City Grid |
Joshua B. |
Medium

Sunk Cost:
Tollbooth |
Mental Health Clinic |
Adonis Campaign |
Eve Campaign

41:20 AstroScript Pilot Program: Worlds of Android - Luna, part 1

Melange Mining Corp., by Emilio Rodriguez

Dormitory Room, by Samuel Leung

Reboot Project home page

A chart with all of the ice that have been discussed to this point

Reboot Project Discord server

Play online: Reteki.fun

Contact me on Discord, BoardGameGeek, StimHack, or Reddit: Aweberman

Contact me via email: anreboot2.1@gmail.com

Episode transcript

Concise show notes

2.1 focused BoardGameGeek thread

2.1 focused Stimhack thread

Music: "Future" by Alexi Action from Pixabay