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The Winning Agenda Podcast is a group of Android: Netrunner players based in Melbourne.
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Monday Mar 23, 2015
Monday Mar 23, 2015
On Our Agenda:
'The Valley' Card Highlight Control
- It's that time of year again, and we're leading up to the beginning of a brand new cycle. The Panelists are frothing at their jowls for the impending road trip across SanSan, and so we're spending the episode this week discussing some our favourite, -or at least, the most interesting-, cards from 'The Valley.' This includes an extensive conversation about 'Clot', and what it could mean for the state of Fast Advance Aggro decks, as well as 'Jinteki Biotech' and some of the interesting directions such a unique ID could be taken in.
Monday Mar 16, 2015
Monday Mar 16, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Deck Tech: Noise Control
- 2014 Worlds top 16 competitor Jesse Marshall takes us through a list he has been refining, including some interesting insights into what the 'virus suite' should look like,
along with the economy.
Deck Tech: NEXT Design Aggro
- As an extension on the recent article he wrote, Panelist Liam Prasad discusses his take on NEXT design, and what may be the apex of the aggressive strategy for corps, so far as scoring is involved.
Sunday Mar 08, 2015
Sunday Mar 08, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Meta-Strategy: Wrap-Up
- The Panellists round out and wrap up what has been a series of segments on re-classification of deck archetypes. They cover how this concept should be applied, what it means for our outlook on modern Netrunner, and what is the next step.
ICE: The New Outlook
- With the new classification of deck archetypes, The Panel takes the time to look a bit deeper, into a new way of evaluating and assessing ICE.
Your Responsibility: How To Deal With Tilt
- Every competitive player will have had to deal with Tilt at some point in their career. The Panel takes the time to discuss what tilt is, how to identify it, and why it is you have a responsibility to the community to deal with it in a calm and effective manner.
Monday Mar 02, 2015
Monday Mar 02, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Jack Me In: Consoles
Monday Feb 23, 2015
Monday Feb 23, 2015
On Our Agenda:
'What Lies Ahead' Competition: Your Questions Answered!
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With an overwhelming number of entries for our Topic/Question
competition, we felt we needed to spend an entire episode going through
some of the best emails we received, before finally announcing the lucky
winner. In this special episode of 'The Winning Agenda', the panellists
discuss:
- Can decks from older meta's return to competitive play?
- What is the best way to go about managing the wealth of information in Netrunner?
- Is an ICE-destruction runner deck viable?
- Click Compression and Click Taxation: What are they, and how do you use them?
- And much more!
Monday Feb 16, 2015
Monday Feb 16, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Meta Focus: Order and Chaos Decks
- The Panellists discuss the impact that Order and Chaos has had in the local meta. They go on to discuss a number of decks they're currently testing, focussing on the deck’s strengths, weaknesses, playability, and how they will help shape the meta.
- Jesse Marshall takes us through the current build for his favourite corporation: Weyland: Building a Better World. Jesse explains why the release of this expansion is a great time to revisit the core set ID, and how he has been finding the new ice package.
- Resident Anarch Liam Prasad gives us his take on Valencia Estevez Control. Shiesly discusses the many directions the deck could be taken in, from Proffessional Contacts, to Eater/Keyhole, to the Silverware suite.
- Brian Holland is frothing at the maw with his current MaxX list, which is focusses on attacking centrals aggressively and efficiently. The Panel discuss the iterations MaxX has had already, and where the list may end up.
Eater/Keyhole: The New Aggressive Strategy?
- The Panel take an in-depth look at the Eater/Keyhole combo, highlighting the aspects of this strategy, and how it may help to shape the 2015 meta.
Monday Feb 09, 2015
Monday Feb 09, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Meta Strategy: Aggressive Decks
- The third in a series of segments, the Panel discusses what an aggro deck is and how to recognise one. The discussion feeds into strategy tips on how to play with and against aggro decks.
Deck Tech: Near-Earth Hub Aggro
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Panellists Brian Holland and Liam Prasad discuss the latest iteration
of the classic NEH Aggro build. What is working, what has had to change,
and a look at how the meta has adapted to this once-dominating
archetype.
Tournament Organising and Judging 101
Monday Feb 02, 2015
Monday Feb 02, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Meta Strategy: Midrange Decks
- The second in a series of segments, the Panel discusses what a midrange deck is and how to recognise one. The discussion feeds into strategy tips on how to play with and against midrange decks.
Midrange Deck Tech: Leela Patel and Haas-Bioroid
- Panellists Liam Prasad and Jesse Marshall give us a tech on their runner and corp midrange lists respectively. Including how to pilot the decks, and how they fared at the recent Store Championships at CanCon!
CanCon Recap
- The Panel reflects on their experiences at CanCon in Australia's Capital. Judge Tom Daniel gives us the insight on the events he ran and information on upcoming premiere events
Monday Jan 19, 2015
Monday Jan 19, 2015
On Our Agenda:
Meta Strategy: Control Decks
- The first in a series of segments, the Panel discussed what a control deck is and how to recognise one. The discussion feeds into strategy tips on how to play with and against control decks.
Deck Tech: Chaos Theory Aggro
- Host Brian Holland discusses his recent foray into Choas Theory; what worked, what didn’t work, and how iterations of the deck could be used in the future.
Mailbag!
- The Panel answers questions submitted by the Netrunner community.
Monday Jan 12, 2015
Monday Jan 12, 2015
On Our Agenda: The New Player Primer
Netrunner 101
- A discussion on the basics. These are things that every Netrunner player will need to understand, but may not be immediately obvious from just playing the base game.
Runner Fundamentals
- The Panel takes us through the fundamental specific to the Runner. We cover aspects such as knowing your rig; knowing your opponent; and reducing ICE to a number, rather than a name.
Corp Fundamentals
- The Panel continues the discussion with a segment on fundamental specific to the Corp. They cover everything from identifying a scoring window (and how to exploit it), to recognising R&D Lock and how to avoid it.