How many MC would you give this corporation for it to be balanced?

[RicardoRix]

discounting the effect that you have less of an engine to do them with.

[danielvictor]

I think I'd give it 15 MC -but that's partly to deter people from playing it.I'd want it to be a bad choice,to reduce the annoyance factor for the other players.

[sozabaru]

This corp sounds horrific. Being able to go first every gen and take 3 actions is a huge advantage, as is being able to wait until the end before playing your gen. I agree with the other poster that it should have a very small amount of starting cash.

[BlackHatGuy]

First action every turn is already worth a lot in base game. But it’s worth *massive* amounts in Colonies. That first trade on the best colony (and denying it to your opponents) is huge.

I ditto whoever suggested vetoing this corp for “annoyance” reasons.

[HRGSurplus]

Did you get that idea playing Nations? There is an Advisor that does something similar.

[Dipoloulos]

No, I didn't play ‘nation’. I got the idea when I saw a video on ‘how to upgrade the worst terraforming Mars cards’ suggesting letting power infrastructure (edit : not ‘Energy Market’ as I initially wrote) change energy into MC one by one.

[ft029]

Honestly power infrastructure is fine, it's usually bad but every once in a while it shines and feels satisfying to use. The suggestion to sell power one by one sounds both tedious and annoying to deal with.

[FrankJones]

Honestly power infrastructure is fine, it's usually bad but every once in a while it shines and feels satisfying to use. The suggestion to sell power one by one sounds both tedious and annoying to deal with.

Energy market is a different card.

[Dipoloulos]

No, I didn't play ‘nation’. I got the idea when I saw a video on ‘how to upgrade the worst terraforming Mars cards’ suggesting letting ‘Energy Market’ change energy into MC one by one.

Sorry, I mean power infrastructure