| From: | Spike <u5a77@*****.CS.KEELE.AC.UK> |
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| Subject: | Re: Munchkinism at it's finest |
| Date: | Mon, 4 May 1998 11:40:40 +0100 |
|S. Epsilon becomes Zeta (Which marketing may rename Omega since it sounds
|much cooler ;)
At which point the marketting division get fired. Omega is the last word in
cyberware (Pardon the pun), and there are a LOT of other letters to be used
up.
|Speaking of cyber and body index... would cyber increase the body index?
No. Body index reflects the amount of strain your system can withstand based
on the amount of bioware that's screwing your system.
(Bioware draws nutrition from your system, and as it's organic, it could
trigger the immune response... Probably what happens when you have too much)
|I can't see why it would ... I'm just starting down this train of thought
|but ... I think cyber should incur body index (this, btw, would prevent a
|chrome king from loading up on bioware).
Cyber isn't organic, so the immune response would tend to ignore it. And of
course, it doesn't need to be fed.
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