Teaching VTES in three steps (Feedback please!)

I recently made five demo-decks for VTES, all very simple stealth-bleeders (Malk, !Malk and Las). I haven´t had time to try them yet, but the philosophy builds on earlier attempts to demo the game.

The idea is to to break up the learning in three steps:

Step 1) First learn not much more than the most basic of game concepts: the turn sequence, stealth vs intercept and the simplest of card-based actions: equipment.

Example of a deck:
7 card crypt:
Roland Bishop
Didi Meyers
Zebulon
Ozmo
Gilbert Duane
Greger Anderssen
Mariel, Lady Thunder

40 card library:
1x Laptop
1x Sport Bike
1x Brass Knuckles
4x Threats
4x Bonding
4x Lost in crowds
4x Cloak the Gathering
3x Faceless Night
3x Elder Imp.
3x Deflection
3x Redirection
3x Precognition
3x Enhanced S.
4x Wake WEF

- I choose simple cards which do not have many multiple uses, ie Precognition is ok because it´s intercept at inf and intercept+something nice at sup, not two entirely different effects.
- Avoid combat - it is a "subgame" in the game which I feel distracts new players alot.
- Also avoid "bleed actions" (Govern, Kindred Spirits). In my experience these actions are confusing - the newbies gets confused between what is a +bleed action and a +bleed action modifier. Take this in later steps.

Step 2) Now, when the new players know the above, I put in masters and political actions. For the deck above, this would be:

Asylum HG
Blood Doll
2x KRC
Camarilla Exemplary
Cons. Agi.
Cons. Boon
Ancilla Emp.

- I feel it´s important to include politics as soon as possible because it is such a great mechanic, and new players tend to like it.

Step 3) Play with normal, yet simple, decks such as Starters. Now the rest of the concepts are included, like the whole combat sequence and so on.

What do you think of this?