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The Winning Agenda Podcast is a group of Android: Netrunner players based in Melbourne.
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Sunday May 31, 2015
Sunday May 31, 2015
On our agenda:
Special guest 2014 World Champion Dan D'Argenio!
The Decks To Pilot, The Decks To Beat
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Regional season is nearly over, so we take the time to analyse which
decks have come out on top, where we think they will go, and which of
them it will be most important to beat coming into National season.
Deck Tech: Replicating Perfection
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Dan presents an RP for the modern day. He discusses how his list has
changed since Worlds 2014, why these changes were made, and how the meta
has responded: Like ebbs and flows of the incoming tide.
- As the 2014 World Champion, Dan has been given the opportunity to design his own Netrunner card. Stay tuned, as Dan goes deep on the card's design, what it does, the changes it's gone through, and when you can expect it in a Data Pack near you. You won't want to miss this!
Monday May 25, 2015
Monday May 25, 2015
On our agenda:
Special guest 2014 World Champion Dan D'Argenio!
The Competitive Scene: Community Tournaments
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Dan has a passion for community run events, so we chat to him about
projects like the ANR ProCircuit and what they mean for the game and the
competitive scene moving forward.
The Stimhack Store Championship Invitational
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The SSCI was a community driven event played over OCTGN, and was a huge
success. Dan tells us the trials and tribulations of organising the
event, and his plans for future invitational and qualifier tournaments.
Upgrading Your Tournament: The Stimhack Floor Rules Project
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Obviously sharing similar passions to that of the TWA crew, Dan and co.
at Stimhack have recently decided to band together to create what will
be The Stimhack Floor Rules: A document of solutions to problems that
occur during tournaments, usable by TO's.
Be sure to join us next week for Episode 34, where The Winning Agenda gets an exclusive spoiler of Dan's World Championship Invitational Card!
Monday May 18, 2015
Monday May 18, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Quintin Smith from Shut Up And Sit Down!
This week we are proud to have special guest and fledgling Netrunner enthusiast Quinns join us all the way from sunny London! In this exciting interview, we discuss:
- Why Netrunner stood out to someone who plays games for a living
- The London tournament scene and community
- Quinns' vision for Organised Play
- The 'Intercity Friendly' Team Tournament Quinns is running in June
- And yes, we actually spend a few minutes talking about flavour, if you're into that
Sunday May 10, 2015
Sunday May 10, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Gauntlet Testing 102
- This week we continue the discussion of Gauntlet Testing. Many players around the world are in the midst of their regional season. As such, with the help of playtesting expert Wilfy Horig, we go deeper on the subject, covering such topics as:
- Which decks belong in the Gauntlet? How are decks eliminated?
- How many people should be in my Gauntlet?
- What is the most efficient way to organise the testing session?
- Can I still test in the Gauntlet as a newer player?
Monday May 04, 2015
Monday May 04, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Breaker Bay Card Highlight: Corp
- This week we finish our discussion of Breaker Bay with the Corp portion of the data pack. This includes discussion on potential new archetypes, our thoughts on the new server-specific ICE, and the power-level of new cards like Breaker Bay Grid.
Gauntlet Testing: A Primer
- Panelists Wilfy Horig and Liam Prasad give us a primer on this all-important type of playtesting. As we're well into regional's season, this is a segment you won't want to miss!
Monday Apr 27, 2015
Monday Apr 27, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Breaker Bay Card Highlight: Runner
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The Panelist's are geared up and ready to continue the SanSan road trip
with this pack so excellent, we just had to spread it out over two
episodes. In this section, we cover the Runner cards from Breaker Bay,
including discussion on potential Hayley lists, and the impact of cards
like Study Guide.
Lukas Litzsinger's Game Design
Monday Apr 20, 2015
Monday Apr 20, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Deck Tech: Silhouette Control
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Panelist Liam 'Shielsy' Prasad is back from his week off with a
Silhouette Control brew based off the 'Au Revoir' economy shell. This
deck tech feeds into a deeper discussion on Runner economies,
deck-choices for tournaments and the importance of match-ups.
Out In The Wilderness: The Remote
Monday Apr 13, 2015
Monday Apr 13, 2015
On Our Agenda:
The Winning Agenda Presents: Deck-Strava-Ganza 2015
Deck Tech: IT Department Control
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Panelist Wilfy Horig is back with his latest list; a glacial HB control
list that leverages the power of IT Department. Horig takes us through
the evolution of his list, and how it changed through testing, most
notably finding the perfect ICE suite for this unique strategy.
Deck Tech: Stealth Andromeda Control
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Special Guest Hollis Eacho is reunited with us all the way from Alabama
via the power of the internet, and brings with him a list for Stealth
Andromeda. He explains the best pieces of the stealth archetype, and the
support cards he believes are best utilised to the full effect of the
strategy.
Deck Tech: Argus Security Aggro
Monday Apr 06, 2015
Monday Apr 06, 2015
On Our Agenda:
The State of the Meta: Corporation
- 2014 Australian National Champion Jesse Marshall takes discusses the interesting place that Corps are currently at, from what's lack on their side of the table, to some of the interesting tools and opportunities at their disposal.
The Weyland Consortium: Revisited
- In a follow-up to his recent article, Jesse Marshall discusses his favourite faction in-depth. He touches on what Order and Chaos brought to the table, what is lacking in the faction, and shares some interesting ideas as to where the faction could go.
Monday Mar 30, 2015
Monday Mar 30, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Heads-Up with Horig
- In an attempt to make up for his lack of overall air-time, Host Brian Holland interviews Panelist Wilfy Horig. The conversation begins with a discussion of how Wilfy has found the Order and Chaos meta, along with a delve into his Valencia Control list. This feeds into a much deeper discussion on Control decks in general, along with a very unique perspective on Netrunner that only Horig could articulate. The Panelists also touch on bluffing in regards to making the most optimal play: Is a bluff ever the best option, or is there always something better you can do? Find out this week on TWA!