From:	Robert Watkins <robertdw@*******.com.au>
Subject:	Re: Killing in Shadowrun...
Date:	Fri, 24 May 96 12:17:30 +1030

>On the other hand, you forget the opportunity costs, and that means his
>estimate isn't as far adrift as you think. On manpower I think he's
>being excessively conservative.

I dunno... but the set-up I gave was overly heavy on magic (would you
really ward every floor?). It probably evens out. OTH, that's only _one_
site, and a relatively small site at that. And I think the Matrix cost
might be overly low also... at least for a top-notch system. Most corp
sites can't afford to have dedicated, non-Matrix access security, after
all.



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