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From: Sorrow <sorrow@*******.ORG>
Subject: Re: Uncle Joe
Date: Tue, 28 Jul 1998 12:40:41 -0500
>I would think that you are right, that's exactly what Felix is saying. I
>would have to say that I agree with you, Felix, on this one as well. The
>Chipjack 2 that's built in is almost an added perk to the card, and just
>part of the mage as-is.

I disagree. See below.

>Essense loss occurs only when a player adds cyberware to the runner,
>or unless the card is stated otherwise.

Only because that is currently the only way it's lost.
However, if any runner has "Built in" cyberware, they would suffer the
essence loss.
You can think of "Built in" as the cyberware getting added to the runner
before the player had the chance to. Either way, the cyberware was added
to the runner (by whatever source) and as such, suffers the essence loss.

>You get a card and a runner has built-in wired reflexes (a la Ravage) and
>the card text says "btw, also deduct 3 essence from the runner's total."

Except that Ravage doesn't *say* that she has Wired Reflexes "Built in".
She just does the same thing that Wired Reflexes does so one can
*imply* that she has WR. Because one can only *imply*, she wouldn't
have the -3 essence reduction as if she had it "Built in".
Who knows? Maybe she is just really wicked fast?

Sorrow
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