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Moving from the CP2077 thread:SniperWoreConverse posted:I don't even know that having a baseline cyber eye does anything at all beyond "it's the same thing but cyber. You lose humanity for having this." My understanding (don't have the book to hand right now) is that if cyberware doesn't provide any advantage over baseline human capability, then you don't lose HUM for it. It's something about having enhancements causing you to feel detached from normal people. I can dig for the excerpt later.
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SniperWoreConverse posted:There's a section about netrunning, automated defenses, and setting up your own net architecture. Setting up your own system is both insanely expensive and pretty involved, and there's a lot of interesting stuff. For example: Doesn’t that say that the drone requires DV17 to beat, so it would be 5,000eb? Or are you inventing a crappier drone which only require DV9? I think a cheap lovely drone variant could make sense (worse camera and worse HP along with lower DV, frequent recharge, whatever), just because commoditization can distort cost structures weirdly and a lot of price is about brand and demand more than BOM amounts anyway.
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Jan 8, 2021 05:12
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hobbesmaster posted:2d6 may be a bit much to adding stuff to an existing arm but it’s not hard to imagine that each time you upgrade your body as if it was a PC or car that makes you feel less connected to your humanity. I was thinking about having more elite ripperdocs roll 2d4 or 1d6 for HUM loss on the basis that they would provide more therapy and support during the implantation, but I like this angle more. Shorter campaigns are more fun anyway.
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Jan 9, 2021 01:22
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Go for it, IMO.
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Jan 9, 2021 01:57
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Weird stuff finds a way to its audiences. I remember watching sins of Iron Chef in the late 90s via VHS tapes my housemate ordered from Seoul or some place. I was a Canadian watching them in California while visiting, and I took copies of some back with me to Toronto. If my neighbour’s kid had written a “cooking race with mood lighting” comic in response, nobody would have been able to figure out how the kid had encountered the idea.
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Oct 24, 2022 05:10
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Midjack posted:It's still 60-80 hours. I suppose if you treat it like a radio play serial or something similar it's okay but I'd rather watch a bit to get some ideas and then run or play my own campaign than watch a bunch of rando influencers roll dice for two work weeks. Oh look at this fancy goon who has friends.
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SniperWoreConverse posted:oh poo poo 4 days left, I drat near forgot Same, thank you for the reminder!
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