[Larkin Vain]

On the first turn Tymofiyeva is activated first and uses her Interference ability and puts the first card puts in on the end.

UNA player has Stark in his company and the first card was Stark because of his Promise ability.

Is the UNA player screwed that turn revealing his cards one by one but not deploying anything until he finally comes up with Stark (his last card due to Interference)?

Thank you in advance for you answer.
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[JB LULLIEN-KOCHANSKI]

Hello, Comrade Larkin Vain !
You are right, Colonel G. Stark must be deployed first. So, if Tymofiyeva use her interference ability, the first U.N.A. turn will be really, really painfull. The only choice left to the U.N player is to use C.P. to place the cards of his most important units after Stark. And even so, half of his company will wait the next turn to deploy... The White Stars must at least deploy Stark, because next turn tymofiyeva can use the same trick.
Who says that collectivist technology doesn't work well ?
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[Collin KELLY]

There are solutions to this problem:

A) Lvl1: Win the authority test!
This way you can choose to go first and deploy Stark.

B) Lvl2: Place stark second in your sequence.
Either your opponent thinks Stark is the first card, picks the first card and places it a the back of your sequence; making Stark your next card. Or you win the authority test, pay 1 LP to change your sequence and play Stark first!

C)Lvl3: Bluff! Place Stark first or third because your opponent thinks Stark is your second card. Your opponent moves your second card and you play Stark.

D)Lvl666: Double bluff!
Mind games!

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