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Every time I look at one of my Netrunner decks that I've made a few weeks later, I never know what I was thinking. Figuring out how many ICE I need is also annoying, but I could probably fix it with playtesting I suppose.
Starting to read some deckbuilding stuff and uh... I probably need more than 10 ICE in the deck huh. lmao.
I've generally found that in a normal-ish deck, 15 is a good number to shoot for. A dekc that's heavy on scoring out behind big spooky walls of ice will want more, going up to like 18, while a deck much more focused on assets and operations and shenanigans can go down to 13 (or even 10 if you extremely know what you're doing). But it's usually a good idea to start at 15 and then adjust up or down as needed.
Thanks for the starting points. That helps me know how to adjust my Jinteki and Wayland decks
