| From: | "J. Keith Henry" <Ereskanti@***.COM> |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Re: Surgery costs |
| Date: | Fri, 4 Jul 1997 20:56:57 -0400 |
Sailer) writes:
>
> Ok, after having read your explanations, I see why cyber surgery is
> that expensive. (I still find it too expensive... but since I have no
> idea which tools are needed to implant a cyberarm, this discussion
> might lead to nowhere)
> But what if there is no cyber or bioware
> involved? what if you just have a arm amputated, which counts as
> drastic invasive surgery, but should be a real routine job.
I guess I can agree with you there, the rules are a bit out of touch in these
regards. However, if someone were to want complete compatibility, then the
only way for COMPLETE to occur is if the aura's are synchronized fully.
Remember, though the flesh may remember, the Spirit knows the lies for what
they are.
> > Alpha, Beta, and Gamma (and whatever comes next, in the games here,
> > it was Delta and Theta)
>
> I've never heard of theta or gamma cyberware... where are they
> mentioned? (Fasa does not seem to stick to the greek alphabet... they
> are mixing upo the letters.. ;-)
Delta (Gamma) Class Cyberware is mentioned in the Cybertechnology
book...Sorry about the Theta Grade mentioning, that is something for the
House Rules' here after the space games...
> IMHO, magicians are only involved in cybermantic procedures... it
> would be prohibitively expensive to employ a mage who waches the
> patients aura... I guess in 2055, computers are advanced enough to do
> that jobat lower cost.
Sadly, no computer as yet can see the aura...if you get into Kirlian
Photography (OLD Topic), then who knows...
> > But those are just part of it, sorry if I lost you in any of it.
> > -Keith
>
> Thanks for the answer.
>
> ss
Not a Problem
-K
