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

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Episode transcript
Concise show notes
2.1 focused BoardGameGeek thread
2.1 focused Stimhack thread
Music: "Future" by Alexi Action from Pixabay