Android Netrunner - How to Play Tutorial
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- čas přidán 4. 05. 2015
- Android Netrunner is part of the popular Android series from Fantasy Flight games. Netrunner takes place in a dystopian, cyberpunk future where corporations control everything. In the game Hackers, known as Runners try to steal the corporations plans. The first player to get 7 points wins.
- Hry
This game is still alive and the community is growing!
Who is here just to watch it again and remember good old times…
Project NISEI
NISEI. Boy, that takes me back. The name “Null Signal” just doesn’t slam as hard IMHO.
Thanks for saving this video from oblivion! The Team Covenant learning series is also a must for everyone who wants to learn the game properly.
Does this teach wrong?
@@Thesussysuscat it kind of does now? It's an old video and things like the running sequence have been adapted since. But it's still ok to learn the basics.
I'm about to get into ot agian just ordered of project nisie
@@Thesussysuscat check out the Metropole Grid videos, they covered all the System Gateway cards earlier this year. Have fun!
Still got this game on my shelf. A timeless classic!
Gone too soon. Now, the property is in the vile clutches of the Coast-dwelling Wizards. Every-time I remember Android: Netrunner, I am also reminded of Dreamblade and Duel Masters.
Add Transformers TCG to the list... I love magic but WOTC are scum.
Absolute gem of a game...sadly halted by greed of (not so mega) corporation. Ironic.
WOTC is owned by Hasbro. They are definitely a Mega corp.
Damn I miss this game.
u should get back to it its still well and alive within the community as nisei new cycles on releasing packs on a yearly basis
@@adelfaidah3224 Oh yeah, I'm still in. Just wish it wasn't cancelled. It ended well before it should have.
System Gateway from NISEI soon!
March 28th.
Awesome explanation with great production quality!
Just liked and subscribed! You've got really cool netrunner stuff! We are massive fans of ANR too!!!
Extremely useful recap for the rusty cyberpunk, soon running for the first time in years!
This is an excellently presented tutorial. I haven't played in years but this immediately got me back up to speed. We will take notes for when we release our own how to play videos.
Its still a damn exciting tutorial. RIP netrunner.
NISEI is reviving it
The only board game you can play online thematicly. Made for this covid shit.
I have full set and more of the original WOTC version. We use to play this game all the time. Very underrated game
Did FFG make this in house? Such a cool introduction.
They did. It was originally on their website. This is straight up my favorite deck building game.
This is still an excellent Game and needs all the support it could get!!
This game must have been a nightmare to balance.
I was but it is MUCH MUCH more balanced now
I think all LCG's are...
Everything about this game is perfect.
This must be how my sister feels when she looks at a MTG card...
i know this is old, but why no explanation of server upgrades and root?
PETITION FOR WOTC TO RENEW FFG’S LICENSE OR TO AT THE VERY LEAST REVIVE THE GAME THEMSELVES.
what are you talking about. The gamers took the game for themselves, community based non profit NISEI is continuing the game and doing it as good as proffesional company if not better. google nisei project.
@@SabaqnoGaara yes I’ve seen Jinteki project and it’s garbage compared to what an actual card game company could do. You think having a crappy little software that allows players to play virtually is on the same level as having stores and lgs’s put out real cards out in to people hands and to play the game in tournaments in addition to having an online platform? The answer is no. The game is at this point surviving not thriving, it has lost a ton of its player base after WoTC stopped the lease and it would do a lot better if it functioned as before. The game has been forgotten, the only thing that keeps it going is it’s enfranchised players, no new players gives a fuck about Netrunner which is sad because the creator of Magic is the original creator so it should have the same opportunity. Don’t try to act like jinteki project is remotely close to the card output and outreach that FFG had. Yeah it’s good, but it’s a dwarf compared to the giants that WoTC and FFG could do.
@@benyseus6325 I'm not exactly sure what are you talking about, since I've never mentioned a word jinteki in my comment. Due covid there are no live tournaments, but I'm positive there will be live tournaments organised by NISEI after the pandemic is over.
And your commend is even less valid, since I'm a new player and playing for 5 months or so and throuroughly enjoying both online games on jinteki and offline games with my friends in startup format.
I'm not gonna discuss outreach a big company had compared to community based non profit project is achieving, but regarding the actual cards they are making there are a lot of Netrunner veterans who say new format is more balanced and fun, or at least is on comparable level to what FFG had.
If you like being angry, you have my blessing to stay so.
@@SabaqnoGaara you confuse being angry for spitting facts. The outreach is not even comparable, so calm down.
@@benyseus6325 While I agree that FF version is superior and has a different feel to the entire thing. Nisei did put up real cards for sale.... it is not just a digital product.
And this extremely awesome game was discontinued 😭
what are you guys talking its not discontinued, NISEI is still supporting it, tournaments are still happening, new cards added, I'm playing on jinteki.net too
@@SabaqnoGaara Yeah I've learned about it a few hours after I wrote that comment :) It's great. Already had some matches on jinteki with starter decks its a great game.
@@godfreyofbouillon966 I'm happy to hear that :)
“Where monolithic corporations control the vast majority of human interests”
I thought this game was fictional?
I've got some questions. I just got the base game, and am really confused. The game seems SO stacked against the corporation. If you dont have a good hand at the start, your screwed. If you put down any unprotected servers, the runner hacks and trashes/steals them. The blue criminal is by far the strongest runner, as he just gets a million credits and blows through all your ice
There's a possibility that you are messing up in the rules. Are you remembering to draw a card every turn with the corp for example? This is aside from the 3 clicks, and a free action. Then again, why are you putting down unprotected servers? If I remember correctly, there are no rules prohibiting a corp player from setting down ice BEFORE the server is populated with a card.
@@aaron.debattista I reread the rules and I did miss that you can make a new server with only ice, but you have to pay cred for it, which isnt that great. The biggest thing I found was that the runner DOESNT draw a card at the start of their turn AND get 4 clicks. Only the Corp gets to draw a card for free. This way both players have the name number of actions, just the Corp most spend one to draw a card while the runner can use his for anything
@@PhoenixO8 Don't worry too much about credits, there are plenty of cards which generate wealth, and it is much more important to have a protected agenda than a cheaper server. Try to setup ice that the runner's rig is poorly equipped to handle.
@@aaron.debattistabut that is assuming you get a variety of ice in your hand, plus having the cred to rez them. I think the biggest problem I had was letting the runner draw one card in addition to their four clicks. Changing that really does help the corp in a cascade of negated problems
@@PhoenixO8 you only pay for installing ICE over 1st one (so 1st one is always free). Also you may trash already existig ICE on a server when installing new one to reduce said cost.
Is there a limit of the number of cards you can have in your deck?
and is there a limit on the number of cards that you can have in your hand?
1. No
2. There is a maximum hand size of 5 you must discard down to at the end of your turn, but you can otherwise hold as many cards in your turn as you can draw.
Can somebody explain why this game got abandoned if it was this loved and played?
This was a reboot of the older game created by the same designer as Magic the Gathering. Mechanics for this game were therefore Licenced by Wizards of the Coast called Netrunner. The IP of Android was created by Fantasy Flight games. Wizards of the Coast decided to pull the licence away from them and thus the game could no longer be printed and sold.
@@lokihve6591 Oh wow, Wizards are screwing so many things due to their desire for more money these days...
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i wish i could get a playmat in this design
There are similar (better ones) on the internet
does rezing cards not cost a click?
No it doesn't. Given that you can also Rez ice in the runners turn, the corporation would not have any clicks to spend.
@@zhetarho cheers!
3:16 owo
OwO
Wish i can get my hands on this game too bad its out of print :(
Proxy everything. Or play online on Jinteki
Nisei is your friend :)
holy shit this is complicated
Which part is complicated?
1. Score 7 points (Corporation by putting cards down and advancing them, Runner just needs to steal the card)
2. There are servers where corporation keeps their cards. Central servers (your hand, your deck, and your discard pile) remote servers are created by putting new cards there.
3. Servers can be protected by cards called ICE which is put horizontally above the server and the runner needs to go through them to access cards behind.
4. If the runner decides to run (access cards) corporation can therefore flip the ICE cards and pay to play them. There are 3 different kinds of Ice and if the runner wishes to prevent the abilities on those to trigger he needs to have special cards (tools) which disable them. One for each type of Ice.
The rest are just cards with one time effect and cards you play, pay for and put in front of you that grant you abilities
Not really complicated
yeah but who are the bad guys in this game?
Dude hello?
hello 👋
great video but annoying that they always refer to players as 'he'
Not really. He is the general gender used. If there is a girl playing switch it with she. Not difficult and a lot better than someone saying he/she for every single thing they want to say
@@lokihve6591 Or they can use "they", which has been an accepted neutral singular for a long time...
Nobody cares about woke pronouns, the tutorial is fine@@JumboDS64