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From: Hobbes Patrol Headquarters <TYGER@****.WINONA.MSUS.EDU>
Subject: Bodies in Motion, FAST FORWARD!
Date: Fri, 25 Jun 1993 13:43:28 -0500
>I'd agree with the fact that if you don't have enhanced reflexes you're really
>slow. My decker managed to draw his gun last fire fight and by the time his next
>turn came all of the adversaries were dead. This seems to happen quite often.

My question is, does this guy just SOAR in the Matrix?

>The only thing you can do if you can't afford cyberware, or don't wan't to sit
>on 1 essence seems to be find a friendly mage and get him to cast increase
>reflexes on you, and if you can get it spell locked. Not that it's easy to find
>a mage who will do this.

>Cheers,
> Matthew.


I had a problem with this in my games. See, the mages would get inc.
reflexes level 4 spell locked onto them at character inception. This
leaves little to no room for improvement! Worse was the mages foing before
the samurai!

We'd drawn up rules to simulate body fatigue and hyper-motion activity on
the body to put this initive thing in check. (We had guys going around 56,
without re-rolling '6's!) But the problem died down a bit. It's not as
bad as it was.

-Tyger


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