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From: Rand Ratinac docwagon101@*****.com
Subject: Decker Mage was Re: A Van...
Date: Wed, 31 May 2000 21:10:27 -0700 (PDT)
> > Deckers don't need alot of cyberware. A data jack
is the only necessary thing. A math spu would be
nice, along with some headware memory, but not
required.
>
> Although virtually all deckers seem to have it
(including mine), I have never actually found much use
for headware memory in the game, except for copying
the contents of skillsofts into... Am I missing
something here?
> Gurth@******.nl -

*Doc' boggles at Gurth...*

Get yourself an opticam and recorder and record your
meets. That way you can go back over what was said AND
you have dirt on the Johnson and your teammates if
anyone tries to screw you over.

Get an image link and/or display link. Upload text
files or other junk to headware memory, then use the
link to display it whenever you need it. You can now
give a flawless speech. :) A really useful trick is to
use the image link to view maps (not as good as a
GPS/Orientation System combo, but less essence
intensive).

Here's one I just came up with - I've got a character
with headware memory, an opticam and an image link. He
can AUTOMATICALLY see through mana-based illusions.
How? The opticam records to memory. Neither of those
are effected by the illusion, so you record the REAL
picture. Then you upload the recording to the image
link and you can see what's REALLY going on.

Record passwords, birthdays, bank account numbers,
phone numbers, your clothing size...

Lord, Gurth, the possibilities are literally ENDLESS...

====Doc'
(aka Mr. Freaky Big, Super-Dynamic Troll of Tomorrow, aka Doc'booner, aka Doc' Vader)

S.S. f. P.S.C. & D.J.

.sig Sauer

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