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Message no. 1
From: The Paladin <JWRIGHT@*****.VINU.EDU>
Subject: Decker Assasin and the Ice Queen
Date: Sun, 6 Nov 1994 15:59:39 EST
>
> Has anyone given thought to having a Decker
> Assasin? Giving bonuses, or requiring certain
> skills or programs especially for Stealth in the net?
> That is, a Decker to kill other deckers? I read a good
> comic---DOOM 2099 where there was a decker was
> an assasin that killed other deckers. Anybody have any
> information?
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~`WRAITH`~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>
Yes I believe the corp has looked into that. In most secure files they
have deckers posted in the net to discurage any tampering. A corp
decker and some nice Black Ice can make a very good team.



Nobility is not a birthright but a measure of ones actions

--- The Paladin ---
Message no. 2
From: Damion Milliken <u9467882@***.EDU.AU>
Subject: Re: Decker Assasin and the Ice Queen
Date: Mon, 7 Nov 1994 19:34:30 +1100
The Paladin writes:

> Yes I believe the corp has looked into that. In most secure files they
> have deckers posted in the net to discurage any tampering. A corp
> decker and some nice Black Ice can make a very good team.

Yes, and if the decker is equipped with that new Lone Star attack program,
then it'll be even better. An assassin decker would do quite well to pack
this type attack program, it is the only way he would be able to actually
kill another decker, rather than just dumping an opponent due to deck damage.

--
Damion Milliken University of Wollongong e-mail: u9467882@***.edu.au

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