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Alternative Energy Market Overview and Regional Outlook Study 2017 – 2032

Market Overview:

The alternative energy market has been experiencing significant growth in recent years, driven by increasing concerns about climate change, environmental sustainability, and the need to reduce dependence on fossil fuels. Key players in the alternative energy sector include companies involved in renewable energy sources such as solar power, wind power, hydropower, bioenergy, and geothermal energy.

Several key factors have contributed to the growth and development of the alternative energy market. While the specific importance of each factor may vary over time and across regions, here are some key factors that have influenced the alternative energy market:

Environmental Concerns: Growing awareness about the environmental impacts of traditional energy sources, particularly fossil fuels, has driven the demand for alternative energy. Concerns over climate change, air pollution, and depletion of natural resources have led to increased support and investment in cleaner and sustainable energy solutions.

Government Policies and Incentives: Government support plays a crucial role in the alternative energy market. Many countries have implemented policies and incentives to promote renewable energy adoption, such as feed-in tariffs, tax credits, renewable portfolio standards, and grants. These measures encourage investment in alternative energy projects and help create a favorable market environment.

Technological Advancements: Advances in technology have made alternative energy sources more efficient, affordable, and accessible. Innovations in solar panels, wind turbines, energy storage systems, and grid integration have improved the overall performance and reliability of renewable energy systems. These advancements have contributed to the increased competitiveness of alternative energy in the market.

Cost Competitiveness: The declining costs of renewable energy technologies, particularly solar and wind, have significantly enhanced their competitiveness with conventional energy sources. Economies of scale, technological advancements, and improved manufacturing processes have led to cost reductions in the production and installation of alternative energy systems, making them more economically viable.

Energy Security and Independence: Alternative energy sources offer greater energy security by reducing dependence on imported fossil fuels. Many countries view renewable energy as a way to diversify their energy mix, enhance energy independence, and reduce vulnerability to fluctuations in global oil and gas markets.

Corporate Sustainability Goals: Many corporations and businesses have set sustainability goals and commitments to reduce their carbon footprint. As a result, there is growing demand from corporate entities for renewable energy procurement and investment in on-site renewable energy systems.

Public Awareness and Consumer Demand: Increasing public awareness about climate change and the benefits of renewable energy has driven consumer demand for cleaner energy options. Consumers are actively seeking out alternative energy sources and supporting companies that prioritize sustainability.

International Agreements and Commitments: Global initiatives like the Paris Agreement and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals have created a favorable policy framework for renewable energy adoption. These agreements encourage countries to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promote the transition to sustainable energy systems.

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Market Segmentations:

Global Alternative Energy Market: By Company • Abengoa • Acciona • Orano • BrightSource Energy • Directed Vapor • GE Energy • Hitachi • SCHOTT • SEIA • Siemens • SolarReserve Global Alternative Energy Market: By Type • Solar • Wind • Hydroelectricity • Geothermal • Biomass • Other Global Alternative Energy Market: By Application • Residential • Commercial • Industrial • Transportation • Other Global Alternative Energy Market: Regional Analysis Asia-Pacific The Asia-Pacific region has been the largest market for alternative energy, driven by China and India's significant investments in renewable energy. The region has been quick to adopt new technologies and has set ambitious targets to reduce carbon emissions and increase the share of renewable energy in its energy mix. The market in Asia-Pacific is expected to continue growing in the coming years, driven by supportive government policies and increasing demand for sustainable energy.

Europe Europe has been a leader in the global alternative energy market, with countries such as Germany, Denmark, and Spain leading the way. The region has set ambitious targets to reduce carbon emissions and increase the share of renewable energy in its energy mix, with supportive policies and incentives to encourage investments in the sector. The market in Europe is expected to continue growing, driven by technological advancements and the need to transition to a more sustainable energy future.

North America The United States has been the largest market for alternative energy in North America, with significant investments in renewable energy in recent years. The country has set ambitious targets to reduce carbon emissions and increase the share of renewable energy in its energy mix, with supportive policies at the state and federal levels. The market for alternative energy in Canada is also growing, driven by the need to reduce dependence on fossil fuels.

Latin America Latin America has significant potential for alternative energy, with supportive policies and favorable natural conditions for renewable energy sources such as solar and wind. Countries such as Brazil, Chile, and Mexico have been investing heavily in the sector, driven by the need to reduce carbon emissions and increase access to electricity in remote areas. The market for alternative energy in Latin America is expected to continue growing in the coming years.

Middle East and Africa The Middle East and Africa region has been relatively slow in adopting alternative energy, due to the abundance of fossil fuel resources. However, the region has significant potential for renewable energy, and countries such as Morocco and Egypt have been investing heavily in the sector. The market for alternative energy in the Middle East and Africa is expected to grow in the coming years, driven by decreasing costs and the need to diversify energy sources.

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Stupidest duel links cheese combo I am running right now:

Necrovalley. Nothing gets out of either graveyard.

Gravekeepers Servant. Opponent must send a card from the top of their deck to the gy every time they attack.

Scrap-Iron Scarecrow. Negates one of your opponent's attacks each turn.

Coffin Seller. Every time your opponent sends a monster to the graveyard, they take 300 damage.

So every single turn, if they want to attack, they have to pay the up front cost of: A) committing to attacking more than once, because one attack will always be negated, B) milling a card for every single attack (including the negated one), knowing that card may be irrecoverable because of necrovalley, and taking 300 damage each time the card turns out to be a monster.

It's cheese. It's mean. It's bullshit. If you combine this consistently with other mill cards (like warm worm or vampire grace) and your opponent isn't prepared for a lot of backrow removal, you can deck them out really efficiently.

[jones-friend]

I think everyone should try building these commanders once (electronic, not in paper)

When I built each of these I learned a whole lot about deckbuilding and piloting these decks. I have notes below the cut, just in case you want to go into this unspoiled. I also would love if you do try building these show me the link!

Rashmi 1.0 is about understanding mana curve and cheating mana value for gains. You need a balanced curve with some scry and topdeck tech to keep freecasting the top card of your library. Cards like Elder Deep Fiend with high mana values you discount to UU while having flash are huge.

I have played aristocrat strategies before. None of them operate like Athreos. The pay 3 life or I get it back trigger makes your creature selection matter, because if you sacrifice a 6 mana sun titan for someone else to let it go to hand you now need 6 free mana to recast which is hard to come by. If built wrong you end up bouncing expensive creatures instead of sending them to the gy for easy reanimation.

I recommend a lot of low to the ground etb’s that are in the 2 drop range, 3 mana maximum, who give value after cast and etb not on death. Cards that exile from hand are clutch ways of keeping power out of the game until you can drill life totals. Then play smart with Ath triggers to deal bolt damage or recur creatures as you need them.

The Jori En Two-Step. You can argue better commanders exist from Thunder Junction but being 3 mana is hugely important for the strat. Ideally you are casting 2 spells on each player turn, letting turns go around as you cast smaller cantrips for value. Jori En flies under the radar with more pressing threats netting you tons of cards per game.

OTJ commander has some new tricks but I would look into mana efficient control spells like Memory Lapse, Izzet Charm, and Stifle. You don’t need to 100% solve the problem, a Suspend on an attacking creature will take them out of the game for exactly as long as you need. Play fast and smart and needle strats to keep them at bay as your cast triggers become overwhelming.

Kathril is a precon I fell in love with in 2020 and despite not getting new additions very often at all its still a fun as heck deck! The key is to mill some while building a boardstate, drop your commander, then swing with kitted up creatures. Bonus points if you don’t go voltron.

When I built Kathril I had to establish some rules to make it work:

Creatures must have two keywords minimum. If they don’t there needs to be a very good reason to include them (like Odric 2.0)

Creatures I intend to swing with need minimum power 3+. A doublestrike 2/2 or 1/1 isnt pressing enough of a threat

Creatures should have a mana value smaller than Kathril. Some adds like Carnage Tyrant are too juicy not to, but if your whole curve is above Kathril you’re in for a slow game.

There must be a good distribution of keywords. Flying and trample are easy to come by, dig deeper for good reach and menace options.

Early game, mana efficient mill sets up the gy for Kathril to exploit. Be sure to run some mill. Carrion Grub makes for an amazing early game play, it mills, will have decent P/T, and curves into Kathril.

[nitpickrider]

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Kembali Belajar Menulis Bahasa Ibu

Hai.

Nama saya Bhinneka. Saya orang Indonesia. Ada masanya ketika saya dapat berbicara dan menulis dalam bahasa Indonesia dengan fasih; kadang gemulai dan elegan, kadang memikat perhatian ruangan bak orator kemerdekaan. Namun sekarang saya menemukan diri saya, berusia hampir 25 tahun, lupa bagaimana cara berbicara, menulis, dan bahkan sekedar berpikir dalam bahasa ibu saya sendiri. 

Saya secara otomatis selalu berpikir dan berbicara pertama dalam bahasa Inggris, kemudian menerjemahkannya sebelum keluar dari ucapan saya. Bahkan detik ini, saya kesulitan untuk mengetik kata selanjutnya karena otak saya butuh waktu untuk menjalankan dua proses ini. Godaan untuk menyerah dan mengganti setelan ketikan menjadi cetak miring untuk langsung mengekspresikan secara verbatim apa yang saya pikirkan sungguh besar. Di benakku:

Most of the time, I find it really hard to not think in English.

As someone who grew up bilingual and have a sense of grammatical pattern,

I find English to be more eloquent, efficient, and have enough range to truly capture information as it is. Whereas Indonesian sometimes make any information sound stiff or the essence “watered-down”, with all its suffixes and prefixes. Sometimes simply not having the terms to translate it.

Like one philosopher once said,

“The limitation of your language shapes your reality”.

Fyuh. 

Itu yang sejatinya ingin saya kemukakan. Sekarang saya akan coba untuk menerjemahkannya sebisa mungkin:

Seringkali saya kesulitan untuk tidak berpikir dalam bahasa Inggris.

Sebagai seseorang yang dibesarkan secara bilingual dan memiliki keterampilan dalam pola gramatikal, saya merasa bahasa Inggris lebih fasih, efisien, dan memiliki variasi yang cukup besar untuk benar-benar menangkap informasi seadanya. Sedangkan bahasa Indonesia terkadang membuat informasi apapun terdengar kaku, atau intisarinya hilang, dengan banyaknya imbuhan. Bahkan kadang tidak memiliki terjemahan tepatnya sama sekali.

Seperti yang pernah dibilang seorang filsuf,

“Batasan bahasamu membentuk kenyataanmu”.

Sejauh ini itu yang saya dapat terjemahkan. Ada beberapa kata, dicetak tebal miring, yang menurut saya tidak benar-benar pas dengan konteks kalimat aslinya. Namun dengan kemampuan saya saat ini, itu yang terbaik dan terdekat. Mungkin sebenarnya ada kosakata lain dalam kamus bahasa Indonesia baku maupun kuno yang lebih sesuai; ini menjadi PR bagi saya untuk kembali membuka lembaran-lembaran tersebut.

Adapun terkadang bahasa Indonesia melampaui bahasa lainnya, seperti pada teks yang saya garis bawahi. Menurut saya, bentuk Indonesia kalimat ini lebih efisien dan bahkan lebih puitis daripada bentuk Inggrisnya. Itu salah satu fenomena linguistik yang membuat dahulu saya gemar menulis dalam bahasa Indonesia; kemampuannya untuk menggetarkan rasa.

Jakarta 

Rabu, 9 Oktober 2024

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[windyjohn01]

Thermoformed Healthcare Packaging Market Report – Size & Forecasts 2033

This report offers an in-depth analysis of the Global Thermoformed Healthcare Packaging Market, focusing on Packaging Types (Blister, Clamshell) and Materials (Polyethylene Terephthalate, Polypropylene) and processes. The market is projected to grow from USD 47,650.0 million in 2023 to USD 92,200.0 million by 2033, with a CAGR of 8.1%. Key market drivers include advancements in packaging technology, stringent regulatory requirements, and increasing demand for healthcare products. The report highlights the main segments, including blister and clamshell packaging types, and materials such as Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET) and Polypropylene.

The thermoformed healthcare packaging market involves the use of thermoforming technology to create packaging solutions for healthcare products. This process uses heat to mold plastic sheets into specific shapes, providing protective and efficient packaging for pharmaceuticals, medical devices, and other healthcare products. These solutions are essential for maintaining the quality and safety of healthcare items during storage and transportation.

Key Market Drivers

Technological Advancements:  Continuous innovations in thermoforming technology enhance the efficiency and functionality of healthcare packaging.

Regulatory Compliance:  Strict regulations regarding healthcare product safety and packaging standards drive the adoption of advanced packaging solutions.

Increased Demand for Healthcare Products:  Rising healthcare needs and the growing pharmaceutical industry boost the demand for reliable packaging solutions.

Sustainability Trends:  Growing emphasis on eco-friendly and recyclable materials promotes the use of sustainable packaging solutions.

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Restraining Factors

High Production Costs:  The cost of advanced thermoforming technologies and materials can be high, impacting market growth.

Regulatory Challenges:  Navigating complex regulatory requirements and standards can be challenging for manufacturers.

Raw Material Price Volatility:  Fluctuations in the prices of raw materials may affect production costs and market stability.

Environmental Concerns:  Increasing scrutiny over plastic waste and environmental impact may limit the use of certain packaging materials.

Future Outlook

Innovation in Packaging Materials:  Development of new and advanced materials will improve the performance and sustainability of thermoformed healthcare packaging.

Growth in Emerging Markets:  Increasing healthcare infrastructure and regulatory developments in emerging markets will drive market expansion.

Focus on Sustainability:  Enhanced focus on recyclable and biodegradable materials will shape future packaging trends.

Technological Integration:  Adoption of smart packaging technologies will offer enhanced tracking and compliance features.

Key Players

Leading companies in the Global Thermoformed Healthcare Packaging market include: 

Amcor Plc

Sonoco Products Company

Placon Corp

Dordan Manufacturing Company

Constantia

Plastic Ingenuity

Prent Corporation

O. Plastics, Inc.

Brentwood Industries, Inc.

GY Packaging

Other Market Leaders In The Business

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Recent Developments

2023:  Amcor Plc introduced new eco-friendly thermoformed packaging solutions aimed at reducing environmental impact.

2022:  Sonoco Products Company launched advanced thermoformed trays designed to enhance product protection and shelf life.

2023:  Placon Corp unveiled a new line of recyclable thermoformed containers for the healthcare industry.

2022:  Constantia announced a partnership to develop innovative thermoformed packaging solutions with enhanced barrier properties.

Market Segmentation

By Packaging Type:  Blister,  Clamshell , Skin Packaging , Trays & Lids,  Containers,  Others

By Material: Polyethylene Terephthalate (PET),  Polyethylene (PE),  Poly Vinyl Chloride (PVC),  Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS),  Polypropylene (PP),  Polystyrene (PS),  Others

By Process:  Vacuum Forming,  Pressure Forming,  Plug Assist Forming,  Drape Forming, Cavity Forming,  Twin Sheet Forming

By Geography: 

Asia-Pacific:  China, Japan, India, Rest of APAC (RoAPAC)

North America:  U.S., Canada

Europe:  Germany, U.K., France, Italy, Spain, Rest of Europe (RoE)

South America:  Brazil, Argentina, Rest of South America

Middle East & Africa:  GCC, Israel, South Africa, Rest of MEA

Regional Insights

North America:  Dominates the market due to its advanced healthcare infrastructure, high adoption of innovative packaging solutions, and stringent regulatory standards.

Europe:  Shows strong growth driven by increasing demand for compliant and sustainable packaging solutions and the presence of leading packaging manufacturers.

Asia-Pacific:  Emerging as a key growth region due to rapid industrialization, expanding healthcare sector, and increasing demand for cost-effective packaging solutions.

Final Insights

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My DREAM Everyday TechIn a world where every day feels like a technological treasure hunt, I’ve spent the last year perfecting my dream everyday carry for 2024. Each item I’ve chosen has a purpose, a reason for being included, and today, I’m excited to share this carefully curated collection with you. My journey begins with the GTIC 30L Travel Pack, a backpack that stands out from the fifteen others I’ve tried. Its weather-resistant design makes it trustworthy even in the rain, and it distributes weight so efficiently that it feels lighter than it is. You’ll be amazed at how much it can hold as I unpack it.Crafting a perfect everyday carry involves adhering to specific rules. For me, every gadget must charge with USB-C, there are no gimmicks, function trumps form (though having both is ideal), and dark mode aesthetics are a must.Let’s start with the exterior. In the right-hand pocket, I carry the Fagun Mini, a powerful massage gun in a compact form that, of course, charges with USB-C. Also on this side is an AirTag in an ultra-rugged case with a thick braided metal wire, making it hard to cut through. I’ve added a second hidden AirTag within the bag’s inner lining for two-factor security, a tip I picked up from my good friend Technical Gy in India.A dedicated sunglasses pocket is crucial. I use the Rove sunglasses, which fold into a tiny frame but are surprisingly sturdy. Alongside them is my lucky Jetstream pen, a remnant from my high school exam days when I sought the pen with the lowest friction coefficient.On the left side, I have the Chile Series 2 water bottle, which is leak-proof and keeps drinks at their desired temperature. It also features a comfortable lip and a rubber base to prevent clanging. What’s cool about these side pockets is that they’re magnetized and sit flush with the bag when empty.In the front pockets, I keep a bag of my favorite tea and treats for my needy cat, Milo. The numerous pockets in this bag mean I always have space left over, which was one of my criteria when choosing it. It opens completely flat, functioning as a suitcase, which is perfect for hotel stays.The bottom two pockets hold a retractable key holder for my backup keys and a Pokémon Center X Fossil wallet with a Chipolo item finder card, a sleeker alternative to an AirTag. In the main compartment, I keep a Belroy toiletry kit plus, where all my smaller electronics are stored for easy access through airport security.This kit includes the Anker Prime power bank with a massive 27,600mAh capacity and 250W charging power. It’s the hub of my tech system, powering all my gadgets and featuring a built-in speaker for finding it if misplaced. Anker’s ecosystem also includes magnetic charging bases for seamless power bank recharging.I also carry a Maax 100W Universal travel adapter, which combines an adapter and charger with ports for up to four devices, including laptops. This compact device covers all my wall charging needs.For audio, I use the AirPods Pro 2, custom-made with the Mr. Who’s the Boss logo and my team members’ names. While not true Hi-Fi, they offer excellent sound isolation and battery life.I have Zeiss lens wipes for screen cleaning, and my staple Span Ire USB-C cable for all charging needs. A backup SD card, SD card adapter for the iPad Pro, and an ESR CH2 wireless charger that charges my phone, earphones, and Apple Watch simultaneously are also part of my kit.My phone is the Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, housed in an ESR case that adds MagSafe compatibility. Despite my preference for circular smartwatches, I use the Apple Watch Series 9 for its life-changing fitness tracking, a feature embraced by my entire team for our fitness challenges.In the second Belroy wash bag, I carry toiletries, including a folding toothbrush, hand sanitizers, and the Gillette Labs razor with a unique, dual-axis movement. The bag also holds items like moisturizer, sunscreen, mini mouthwash, antiperspirant, perfume, toothpaste, and an EpiPen for my severe peanut allergy.

The backpack also accommodates three T-shirts from Theory, shorts that double as swim shorts, and cargo trousers with numerous pockets. The middle compartment holds my socks and underwear.A standout feature is the expandable compartment that transforms the bag from 20L to 30L, perfect for carrying additional items like our camera bag. The Belroy camera sling houses our Sony A7 S3 camera, key lenses, and the Aputure MC Pro light, among other essentials, all charging via USB-C.The back pocket of the backpack opens flat to reveal my iPad Pro 13-inch with the Apple Magic Keyboard and Apple Pencil Pro, my entire workstation away from home. This versatile device supports idea generation, sketching, and even serves as a Netflix machine on flights. Its cellular model ensures fast data connectivity without hotspotting.And that’s my dream everyday carry. Each item has been chosen for its functionality, reliability, and ability to integrate seamlessly into my life. If you enjoyed this deep dive into my everyday tech, perhaps we’ll turn it into a series. Until next time!For more gadgets like the ones mentioned here, check out Gadget Kings at https://gadgetkingsprs.com.au/. They offer a wide range of tech products that can complement your everyday carry setup.

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Another round of LEDE reveals tonight! This time it's long-awaited support for Melodious!

It's been six years but Melodious, an archetype from the series that introduced Pendulum Monsters, finally has some Pendulum Monsters of its own! And the whole lot is solid:

The Level 4 Refrain searches you a Melodious on summon and can mill a Melodious from Deck with its Pendulum Effect.

The Level 5 Couplet searches their new fusion Spell with its Pendulum Effect, and can Special Summon another Melodious from your hand if you search for it.

The Level 7 Spectacular Bach is a great resource tool, being able to Special a Melodious from Deck and reviving a Melodious from the GY when it's sent there (in any way, including Linking it off for the Melodious Link).

The Level 8 Flowering Etoile is, pivotally, interruption in a Deck that was lacking it before, and does so by banishing any number of Melodiouses you control until the End Phase and then bouncing face-up cards your opponent controls to the hand. There's actually a lot of utility in this on top of just being efficient removal.

The deck's actually got some really solid tools now to bring it up to modern standards, and I'm very interested in seeing what people cook up with it now!

We're a quarter of the way into LEDE now and we're still due for Ancient Gear support this weekend. With the way setcodes work they're due for three Main Deck monsters and one Spell at minimum, but probably 1-2 Fusions and some Traps on top of that.

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don n ro but a little softer

Donald gently moving archies hair out of his face when they fuck. That's it that the post sike no it isnt. gy goes crazy about little sweet things like that, rough don is 10/10 and there's overlap between rough and soft most of the time but if instead of pulling his tail he starts running a hand through it feeling down feathers, combing/worshiping and basically preening it (not as efficiently) before aftercare even starts. archi melts into being caressed and will do anything to lean into it

I think I'm just gonna run with the hc or preference that he's got some silkie. Bird ppl are fluffy! He is even fluffier and both like this fact. The chest and tummy fluff gets the most attention. Soft thank u for coming 2 my ted talk

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Deck Tech: Mathmech

I saw a post on Facebook where a friend was hyping up Mathmech and comparing it to a more consistent Tri-Brigade, so I decided to investigate and test it for myself. Here’s my results. If you’re interested in playing this deck in the current format, or in a format that looks a lot like it, this post should help you understand the theory behind building it to optimize its consistency and disruptive power. It also includes a list at the end.

So first off, let me clarify that this friend was being hyperbolic: Tri-Brigade this is not. Mathmech’s not exactly Salamangreat either, though it is something like a mix of both. If you looked at the Synchros, you’d probably be convinced that this is a going-second deck, and if you looked at everything else, you’d probably think it’s a grindy setup-based deck. In short, it’s midrange (and so is Salamangreat, for the record): it has proactive and reactive options, isn’t helpless going second, and has solid engines for card advantage that let it play a longer game if need be. It also has plenty of space for hand traps.

Let’s start with the key cards: Mathmech Superfactorial is the reason for comparison to Tri-Brigade. It’s much like Tri-Brigade Revolt, one of the best cards in the format, except it leads to a lot less advantage because none of the Mathmechs float. In exchange, it leads to potentially better disruption since the card it summons, Primathmech Laplacian, sends up to two cards on field and one in hand to the GY. This deck’s going-first play will usually always be to set up Superfactorial and search it if necessary, which can be done via Primathmech Alembertian.

Cynet Mining is a natural 3-of in any Cyberse deck. Similarly to Salamangreat, this card can efficiently put two cards in a useful place if you send Sigma to activate it, or you send a level 4 Cyberse and then search and summon Division.

Geomathmech Final Sigma is a Virtual World tech is a powerful option in simplified game states, since it puts the burden on your opponent to out a big unaffected monster. Final Sigma also has some other interesting quirks: double battle damage helps to close out games, and since it’s unaffected by everything except Mathmech cards, you also don’t have to tribute it off of your own copy of Nibiru, the Primal Being, so it’s not a bad card to sit on either. Most decks will have to make a vulnerable Link-4 to out this, so Nibiru, Infinite Impermanence, and potentially Effect Veiler could prevent your opponent from doing so.

What about that advantage engine? Cyberse Wicckid is a rarely-played card outside of @Ignister, but in this deck, it searches three of your best maindeck monsters: Sigma in case you don’t have it in GY, Diameter as a follow-up play after your first turn, or Nabla if you don’t need either for some reason. It also can’t be destroyed by battle or card effects, so it tends to stick on the board, and the search is a Trigger Effect, so if you can summon to a zone it points to on your opponent’s turn and your own turn, you can search twice. And guess what, Superfactorial means this deck can do that.

So the gameplan is to set up Superfactorial into Laplacian going first with Cyberse Wicckid in the EMZ if available. Once your opponent’s committed to a play, you’ll flip Superfactorial, sending at least two of their cards to the GY and ideally stopping them from playing further. If you have Wicckid, you can search as well. What are the simplest combos that can lead to either of these?

Superfactorial needs three Mathmech names in GY in order to summon Laplacian, so naively it would require that you see three different named Mathmechs, at least two of which can Special Summon themselves. Nabla doesn’t summon itself, but if you manage to summon Nabla during the combo, that can account for two of those names, so let’s start with Nabla plus a way to get a Mathmech on board. That would include these combos, the result of which we’ll call half combo for now:

Nabla (or any way to search it that isn’t Alembertian) + Addition/Subtraction/Sigma

Cynet Mining + Sigma/Nabla

All of these combos end on Linguriboh + a set and live Superfactorial. Furthermore, if you draw the Superfactorial, any method of making Alembertian with at least one Mathmech monster works, since Alembertian can search Nabla and then summon it from hand. In either case, this is the weakest possible combo that achieves the goal, and every subsequent card in your hand that summons itself, summons something else, or goes +1 will leave you with an extra card on field at some point during the combo. How you apply this card depends on the hand, but in general, any extenders that don’t use a normal summon should be used as early as possible because an early Linguriboh can protect your plays, and the cards that go +1 generally need to be protected in order to ensure they resolve. Before I enter a discussion about those, though, extensions to this combo should look like this:

Combo with a +0 extender (we’ll call this “full combo”): Wicckid + Linguriboh + Superfactorial set with 3 names including Diameter + one search off of Wicckid

Combo with Parallel Exceed: Can either be full combo, OR Wicckid + Superfactorial set with 3 names + Laplacian made once*, OR Final Sigma + Superfactorial set with 3 names

Combo with Parallel and a +0 extender: Wicckid + Linguriboh + Superfactorial set with 3 names + Laplacian made once + one search off of Wicckid

*This combo only works if Nabla summons Sigma and Sigma later summons itself from GY, so Sigma cannot be your extender in this case

That final combo is basically 4 cards so I’m stopping there. You can probably end on Wicckid pointing down to I:P with Superfactorial for 3 if you have a perfect hand that resolves every +1 in your deck. Speaking of which...

Mathmech’s only archetypal +1s are Diameter and Sigma, but Division is the best way to get duplicate names out of hand, so it’s not exactly a plus, but it does let you use a card that wouldn’t be useful otherwise. This card is probably the worst Mathmech I’d say you have to play since loses the hardest to targeted negation (and can never be protected with Linguriboh), but it also enables lines of play that lead to double Laplacian. Diameter is obviously good just for going +1, but the negation effect it gives your monsters means it protects your plays going first and adds to your disruption going second. Seeing it first turn isn’t super rewarding without Cynet Mining or extenders, but it’s not like those hands don’t happen, and it’s the best card to search off of Wicckid hands down.

Mathmech’s built-in extenders are Addition, Subtraction, and Sigma. None of the other cards in the deck Special Summon themselves. If you noticed that Sigma is listed as both an extender and a +1, it’s because it is, just never both in the same turn.

Any other desirable extender for Mathmech would be a Level 4 Cyberse monster that summons itself, or any card that summons one from the deck. Parallel Exceed is actually both, and is automatically one of the best cards in the deck for that reason. Apart from that, there are 40 maindeck Level 4 non-Ritual Cyberse Effect monsters in the game, but the only ones that come close to helping here are Balancer Lord and Salamangreat Fowl, and neither of them improve hands with a single normal summon and no extenders, so we’ll have to think outside of the box. I present Unexpected Dai as a solution: it’s really not great since it necessitates a brick, but it’s superior to all the above because it doesn’t require playing a useless card in extra or getting your entire play stopped by Veiler/Impermanence. Starting your turn with Unexpected Dai and getting ashed (which rarely happens) means next to nothing for most hands, but the extra monster can lead to a lot more, since the Leotron it summons can go directly into Linguriboh, protecting the rest of your plays from Impermanence and other backrow alike. Having to normal it yourself if you draw it sucks and you will occasionally see hands with both Dai and Leotron, but double Fowl or double Balancer Lord isn’t actually any better.

All of the engine cards discussed so far add up to 30 cards if we play one Leotron, one Division, one Foolish Burial (for Sigma and Diameter targets) and three of everything else. Three Pot cards of choice makes 33, so let’s pick one. Extravagance isn’t even remotely on the table, so it’s down to Prosperity and Desires, and there’s a case for both: Prosperity is more consistent in decks with unique named combo pieces, like this one, but Desires nets an extra card, this deck is short on +1s, and it cares a lot about doing damage quickly. Additionally, while Desires could brick your hand by removing the single copies of Leotron and Division from your deck, you have three Cynet Mining and three Nabla to get Division out of your deck when you need it, and banishing Leotron only matters if you then draw Unexpected Dai afterwards. As a result I’m partial to Desires.

That leaves 7 open spaces to make 40 cards, and with Desires, it’s fine to go over by a bit. 9 hand traps makes 42, so let’s go with sets of Impermanence and Nibiru as mentioned before, and throw in three Ash Blossoms because it’s easily the best handtrap remaining. This leaves us with:

And here’s a ygoprodeck link to the above deck with a basic side added.

Notes on the extra:

14 cards in extra because there’s one easy flex spot. Light Dragon @Ignister and Topologic Trisbaena are prime candidates. Splash Mage is the least essential card here if you’d like to cut another.

The second Linguriboh is not optional; many combos make both in one turn.

Link Spider turns a Nibiru token into a Cyberse monster, which lets you extend a tributed board into a Wicckid.

The Mathmech cards in extra are the bare minimum required for 4 turn games. Most games don’t go much longer than this, but for ones that do, a third Alembertian might be helpful.

Update Jammer isn’t technically necessary for the Accesscode OTK if you can get to Nabla, but it’s still worth the slot for enabling 3-card OTKs and cheesing random rogue strategies.

Transcode Talker is the only completely essential card here that prevents you from summoning non-Cyberse cards from anywhere but your Extra Deck. Technically that means you could play Dogmatika cards, but it doesn’t really pair with the deck’s gameplan (also I realized it late into writing this post and don’t have time to develop the thought further).

Geomathmech Magma is strong enough to play for its effect alone, though it is also used to help make Final Sigma with Sigma and any extender. Incidentally, this takes exactly 5 summons.

Finally, things to look out for. If the following cards are ever released, this deck should get a fair bit stronger:

Any unconditional Level 4 Cyberse extender

Decode Talker Heatsoul

Any other Cyberse Rank 4 with a playable effect

Any good Cyberse Fusion monster should be accessible easily too.

Thanks for reading. If I end up doing another of these soon, expect to see Live☆Twin, since I will be fiending that once the Link-4 comes out. Or maybe Marincess because I’ll play anything Cyberse and that deck’s new cards are insane.