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My shit was also 100% lost at that.

Terminal7 67: Firing Only Silver Bullets Terminal7 is joined by Dan Spinosa (aka CodeMarvelous)to discuss all the wonderful things he does, as well as how rotation is going to alter the game in general and shape the Shaper game in particular. Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST

And here's where you can find CodeMarvelous' very good videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrcjou2_8t7wFun9m68Ufyg

Terminal7 66: That Warroid is a Dick Blood, water and other fluids dampen Mars as Nels and Jesse talk about the fourth data pack in the Red Sands cycle- Blood & Water! Obokata is Obo-killer, we're going down to old Maui and we love dumptrucks. Join us and we learn the secrets of Martian construction, no matter what the cost. Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST

Oh happy hot damn, the jólasveinarnir ("Yule lads") are just he most wonderfully fucking weird, great things. They lack the menace of Krampus and are just weird and kinda gross? So good. All 13 (plus their mother and father) are illustrated here, courtesy of the government of Iceland. I'm not sure which my favourite illustration is, but it's probably between Ketkrókur the meat hooker (look at the grip on that hook!): and Askasleikir the bowl licker, because damn is that one salacious look:

God, just wonderful. It's obvious to say, but almost all TV is written for what an audience wants, either explicitly or in some teasing Abrahms puzzle box kinda way. And especially with how TV is consumed by the fervent these days, with the de rigueur morning after recap and searing hot takes, is it ever different and wonderful to see something that's just so utterly unconcerned with what the audience wants. This isn't "content" you "consume" to immediate satisfaction and then regurgitate, you're just forced to sit back, experience it, and then walk away and deal. Especially at a time when people are kinda whinging with "I'm sick of this Dougie Jones shtick" and then THIS is what gets dropped next? Delicious, just delicious.

Terminal7 65: The Opal Bites Back In the third pack of the Red Sands cycle, we see Jinteki has bamboo wackiness, Weyland has shipping locked down, the Anarchs love to keep on punchin' and, apparently, you can never trust the cleaners on Mars. Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST

Terminal7 64: Dean Dean Lister Nels and Jesse are back of a bit of a scheduling fiasco to discuss the cards from Terminal Directive as just general parts of the card pool. And, more importantly, they attempt to discover if one truly can be chosen from birth to become a provost. Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST

Ed Harrison's Deus Ex: Breach soundtrack is now available free!

Deckbuilding Derezzed w/ Nels talking about his 2nd place Regionals Pālanā deck - Nels vs. Jesse at the BC Regionals stream - All the BC Regional matches -

Terminal7 62: Kickback Douche and Big Arms Douche We make planetfall on Mars and discover that there are new cards even at Station One. One cha-ching new runner and one big-armed douche await, along with some very important pigeon facts. And because you so love pigeon facts, join Nels and Jesse as they discuss the second datapack in the Red Sands cycle. Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST

Oh maaaaan, that is really good! Hot damn

Terminal7 63: Steve State Nels and Jesse have piled into the pub and made their way through the much-anticipated campaign expansion Terminal Directive (no relation). The first half of this cast is spoiler-free high-level impressions and in the second half, the spoiler gloves are cast aside and everything is fair game. Join us, figure out why those golems are killing people (maybe) and discover exactly how the game differs when you enter the "Steve State." Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST

Something True - http://www.somethingtrue.net "Snowball" Netrunner League- https://discord.gg/ZtYv4Aq https://twitter.com/OdwardFrenry/status/850189822899703809

Terminal7 61: Corpse-Fueled Rocket Mars crimson planet and bringer of war is where the Red Sand cycle takes place. Weyland's Jemison rocketry division builds upon sacrifice, but will they achieve success? Will the runner's ... less good cards bring them success? We explode into space and find out in the Daedalus Complex! Games Discussed: Android: Netrunner Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST

Also, here are parts one and two of thopol's articles about the Japanese language on Jinteki cards: https://stimhack.com/the-japanese-of-jinteki/ https://stimhack.com/the-japanese-of-jinteki-2-0/

Terminal7 60: The Most Consternation A Quorum has been reached as the Flashpoint Cycle comes to an end. Ṣifr has brought the sky crashing down ... or has it? Aaron Marrón is secretly really damn good. And it turns out we're all guilty of something. Join Terminal7 as the sun sets of Flashpoint and a new day waits just over a crimson horizon. Games Discussed: Android: Netrunner Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST

Terminal7 59: Controlling the Mustard The long arm of the army law has come to New Angeles. Martial Law has been declared and with it come so many things. The eponymous satrap of Caria, friends in all the right place, a Russian witch with a very strange brew and literal Mind Games. All this and more in the 5th data pack in the Flashpoint Cycle, so come dodge the curfew and join Terminal7 as we discuss it! Games Discussed: Android: Netrunner Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST

Terminal7 58: You're the Omar Terminal7 is joined by very special guest Dan Clark of Fantasy Flight Games to discuss his new Android: Netrunner novella Monster Slayer. What's Reina's favourite food? If GRNDL is this bad, what must GRNDL's mother be like? Join us and find out! Games Discussed: Android: Netrunner Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST

Get a hard copy of Monster Slayer here: https://www.fantasyflightgames.com/en/products/android-novels/products/monster-slayer/ Or on Kindle (other eBook stores in the above link): https://www.amazon.com/Monster-Slayer-Daniel-Lovat-Clark-ebook/dp/B01N00WLQA/

Potentially of interest to folks in this thread - NY Times piece talking to people in a low-income, predominantly black neighbourhood in Milwaukee who didn't vote at all in the last election: http://www.nytimes.com/2016/11/21/us/many-in-milwaukee-neighborhood-didnt-vote-and-dont-regret-it.html?_r=0

Terminal7 57: The Other Eggplant Worlds! Terminal Directive! Intervention! There's a lot to talk about, from that sneaky Smoke to Hass-Bioroid drawing up blueprints for the future, so join Nels & Jesse as they dive it to the latest datapack in the Flashpoint cycle and more more more. Games Discussed: Android: Netrunner Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST

Terminal7 56: Bird Uncle Things have escalated. In looking at Escalation, the 3rd datapack in the Flashpoint cycle, we learn that Jinteki now has a really big buzzsaw, all the conspiracies really are true and why you should never own a parrot. Games Discussed: Android: Netrunner Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST Jesse's new game Viking Squad

Terminal7 55: You're Watching Us and We're Watching You After a brief hiatus, Terminal7 returns to talk blood and money. The most impactful datapack in quite some time, a fuchsia kitten, Genghis' legacy and one dedicated report means the fallout from the 23 Seconds Incident is just starting to be felt. This is the beginning, not the end. Games Discussed: Android: Netrunner Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Subscribe to the RSS Feed Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST

Terminal7 54: Electric Authorella Special Guest Leigh Alexander returns to Terminal7 once again, this time to discuss Monitor- her newly released novella set in the Android universe! Leigh discusses how she came to write about her favourite faction and why Jackson Howard is misunderstood (but still a little creepy). Monitor captures the intersection of surveillance, social media and entertainment that is the dark heart of NBN, so join Terminal7 in looking at our new favourite piece of Android fiction! Games Discussed: Android: Netrunner Listen on the Episode Page Listen on Soundcloud Listen in iTunes Subscribe to the RSS Feed Ed Harrison's NeoTokyo OST Leigh's Monitor playlist Buy Monitor