Yea that’s the line, although he AM’d for Jackson then Interns’d EC. I thought you’d missed it because he only had 13 creds but you’ve got the click for credit in there. Double Kaguya saving 2 creds all else being even is a nice heuristic, I’d only ever thought about saving the Rec Order 1 before but not the fact you can click before you AD off that and would have “needed” one more, then ended with a spare click.
Almost correct. Worth noting that EC was not in archives at the time, so one crucial part of the trick here is that you do PS before you do AM and SFMM. Otherwise this is exactly right, except you can swap EC for JH at the combo-doer’s discretion.
Here’s a situation that came up in training for Store Champs. You got siphoned last turn, but you scored 2 agendas via Biotic earlier to get rid of estrikes. How do you combo? Note: You are playing Dan’s CI deck.
and here’s another one courtesy of combolord @fridtjof
You have been estriked, and the runner refuses to run. You installed a naked 3/2 last turn in order to bait the runner, but suddenly you’re not sure - can you even combo?! Thankfully you scored an agenda earlier to get rid of another estrike.
our solution:
[spoiler]- PS 1 **
Install Jackson 1 *
AD (Interns Jackson, Biotic, RO AD) 7 **
AD (Interns Jackson, SfMM (PV, GFI), SfSS GFI) 9 *
AD (Triple Kaguya) to score 10[/spoiler]
I think both puzzles are reasonably easy as far as this stuff goes, hope newer combolords will enjoy!
Worth noting that the 3rd line in your example is 7 credits, but otherwise looks good. Examples like this make me wish the SM wasn’t cut, although I understand the reason usually. Here’s my answer:
Unfortunately your solution for this last puzzle is also missing a credit for the 4th line, which I think makes it unfinishable. Can’t think of a solution to it, even if SM is in the deck.
Okay I don’t actually know if this particular puzzle has already been uploaded, but I just came about this situation in game, and found it too good not to share.
Setup:
Notable:
The last mandatory draw was the final card of your deck.
Sublim Message is in the bin - optionally decline bringing it into hand.
There is only 1 EC available to score.
All combo cards are in hand and the only card stuck here is Reuse.
Now combo through Clot [already on the table] and 3 Sac Con.
One solution:
[spoiler]- Biotic 24****
Biotic 20*****
Sfmm JH,JH,CVS - Purge 16****
AD -> Biotic, Biotic, intern CVS 7*******
Sfmm JH, EC, GFI 6******
Purge + Purge 3***
AD -> Sfss, Sfss, intern CVS 2**
Click for credit - Purge 0*
get clicks 0****
Click for credit 1***
AD -> Sfss, intern Vitru, Sublim 1***
SFK x3 to win with a surplus of 1 credit.
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Is there something to be improved or easier ways to purge without including cyberdex trial?
Assuming no CC here based on what you’ve said, here’s my solution:
BL BL 8 *****
sfmm (JH, JH, JH) 9 ****
sfmm (EC, GFI, CVS) 10 ***
rez CVS and purge 13 ***
AD (SFSS(EC), SFSS(EC), interns(CVS)) 14 **
rez CVS and purge 17 **
AD (interns(CVS), Hedge Fund, BL) 18 ***
rez CVS and purge 21 ***
install PV 21 **
AD (interns(CVS), SM, SFSS(GFI)) 21 **
rez CVS and purge 24 **, score EC and take clicks 24 *****
take 2 credits (no real reason to either do or not do this): 22 ***
SFK x3, score and win. 22 credits
If they have multiple CC then you want to score in as few windows as possible (and never purge unless you can score). I’m not sure this is possible wiht 28 credits but lets see how close we can get.
BL BL 8 *****
sfmm+sfmm (JH, JH, JH, EC, GFI, CVS) 10 ***
install PV 10 **
AD (SFSS(EC), SFSS(EC), BL) 15 ***
rez CVS, purge 18 ***
AD (interns(CVS), SFSS(GFI), BL) 23 ****
rez CVS, purge 26 ****
AD (interns(CVS), SM, BL) 30 *****
rez CVS, purge 33 *****
AM(CVS), install CVS, rez and purge, 36 ***
score EC and take clicks 36 ******
SFK x3 on GFI+PV, purge manually to score.
As long as you have spare combo slots and no EC barrier to worry about, the triple-click purge is always more inefficient than internsing the CVS over and over. No clone chip also lets you resequence your heart out. I’ve got it in 16 credits: