From: | Tzeentch tzeentch666@*********.net |
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Subject: | Smartguns: Option |
Date: | Mon, 14 Feb 2000 19:40:57 -0800 |
to some length. One of the things that I agreed with is that a trained
marskman probably would not get as much out of a smartgun as an relative
newbie.
What I was thinking is assigning a Rating to the smartgun processor to
represent it's general sophistication and capability. Higher rated smartgun
links "feel" better, are more accurate in calculations and have more
"chrome" then a low-rated one.
The smartgun links Rating comes into play when determining if the user can
actually get any useful information out of the link, or if it's too complext
to use at his skill level.
Essentially the smartguns Rating determines the maximum weapon related skill
that can get a use out of the link. A person with Assault Rifles-6 would not
gain any significant increase of ability with a Rating 3 link.
Half the Rating of the link determines the MINIMUM skill needed to properly
utilize the link.
Ken
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and hear, how we work, what we think, it's all about the information!
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