In this Episode, Andrew, Devin, and Nathan have an in-depth discussion on Combat Jump!  What are ways that you can utilize this skill? What can you do to combat these attacks? What sort of value do you get by keeping hidden information?

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In this Episode, Andrew, Devin, and Ian take our first dive into an ITS mission review--Panic Room. How do you build your list to this mission? How do you prepare? Should you take first or second turn? What is your plan if you don't get the choice you want? Join us as we give our thoughts on these ideas, and provide our experiences with Panic Room from ITS Season 12.

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In Episode 7, Andrew, Ian, and Nathan discuss another list archetype--Camo heavy lists. Camo spam, as it's often been called is not new to Infinity, but is still a powerful tool and so we discuss some of the changes these lists have seen in the new edition. What are you gaining by playing large amounts of Camo? How do you approach such a list on the other side of the table?

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In this episode, Andrew, Ian, and Nathan discuss one of the fundamental building-blocks of Infinity--Deployment. They go over common mistakes and basic rules-of-thumb, as well as more advanced concepts, like pinning your opponent and placing Fireteams. How do you mitigate the impact of Impersonators? What should I do with ARO pieces? Take a listen, and let us know what you think!

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In Episode 5, Andrew, Nate, and Devin have our first list archetype review, on Hacking Heavy lists. With the advent of N4, Hacking has seen a resurgence in utility and prevalence. How do these sorts of lists work? What should you look for to try and run one? If you on the other side of the table, what can you do to mitigate it's effectiveness?

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In episode 4, Andrew, Ian, and Devin continue an exploration of list building, as they consider the “roles” that various units play in putting together a viable tournament list. What kinds of units do you choose when thinking of attacking vs. defending? What are the roles of support units? When and how do missions influence unit selection?

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In episode 3, Andrew, Ian, and Nathan explore the theme of list-building, beginning with an examination of the various Unit Types that are standard within N4. They define  the common characteristics of Light Infantry, Medium Infantry, Heavy Infantry, Tags, Skirmishers, Remotes, and Warbands, and how those unit types function within effective tournament lists.

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In episode 2, Andrew, Ian, and Nathan examine some of the more prominent rule changes for Infinity in N4, with a focus on Criticals, Dodging, Cover, and Hacking. They explore the implications on tactics and game play these changes have made. They also spend some time highlighting a few of the other significant changes, including: Changes to remotes, MSV1, Protheion, Impetuous, Combat jump, Terrain, and the Strategic use of Command Tokens.

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In this return episode of MetaChemistry, the team of Ian, Nathan, and Andrew examine the impact of the recent change in N4, that limits list  building to 15 order-generating troops. Was there a problem? And if so what was it? How does the 15 trooper cap address it? Was there a more elegant way to approach the issue? Also we explore some of the additional challenges N4 attempts to address including the de-nesting of rules, the promotion of under-used profiles and models, and streamlining or removing finicky and cumbersome interactions. 

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