| From: | Apone <mpcheval@********.FR> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Essence Loss |
| Date: | Fri, 17 Jul 1998 17:21:42 +0200 |
> At 11:05 PM 7/16/98 -0700, Tony wrote:
> >"Basically, if you are using H-2057 "properly" (i.e. load him up
with
> cyberware),
> >his essence is well below zero. Somebody throws out a CP and he will get
> >trashed, no way out of it. Kind a real bummer if you happen to be H-2057."
> >Tony
>
> Your reply was the point I was trying to remember when I posted originally
> about H-man 2057. In my opinion, it seems cyberware cards are as a whole a
> rare breed in the game - I do not remember too many decks posted that
> relied heavily upon them. So here was a card that offers the overload of
> those rarely used cards by its very nature and one card - the Cyber
> Psychosis, can wipe the whole out. It really limits the aspect of
> Cybermancy, along with cyberware cards.
>
> One of the poorer decisions I thought from FASA.
> >>>>>Axlrose - ...<<<<<
I don't think Fasa's answer really misrepresent what Cybermancy is.
Hatchetman 2057 is now a fraggin' cyberzombie. He's got a computer in his head
(the Invoked Memory Simulator) which try to recall him he's alive. H2057's been
through a scary technological-magic process to keep his Aura along with his meat
body. And he's addicted to the latest experimental drugs to keep the body
"working".
Add all the physical and psychological side-effects...
Nobody has even come so close to the edge.
As for instance, one of my favorite quote:
"Twice this morning I've found myself waiting for a heartbeat that've never
come..."
Is that a big surprise is this guy turns into a psycho ???
IMHO, he's got better chances to die than Joe Samouraï and his cyberarm.
so long
Apone
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