From:	Steadfast laughingman@*******.de
Subject:	Big Bag O' Questions
Date:	Thu, 08 Jul 1999 23:04:43 +0200

And so it came to happen that Twist0059@***.com wrote in reply to my
humble self:

<snip>
> VR2.0 (one of the best SR books ever) goes into depth on what makes up each
> piece of the cyberdeck when you create your own (the only way to fly). So
> check it out, even if you don't like playing deckers all that much (or your
> GM excludes them to the dreaded NPC). You can make a really big and heavy
> cyberdeck through a process VR2 calls Breadboarding, and that can make your
> cost less severe if you're having cash problems.

<display wide grin>
Yes, it's realy nice. But when the GM catches a glimpse of the time
most of the stuff takes, and if he only thinks about the costs you
need to invest to get most of the toys to make your own boards then
you can be in trouble. Hach, I once got such a smartass who made a
real cool deck all by himself. After the time had passed, his deck was
to his surprise a nice way behind the Sota curve. Well, I was a bit
nasty about that, but he learned his lesson.
<end wide grin>

But true, VR2 rocks, it made deckers so much more part of a team. I
only wished I had mine handy and not borrowed to a friend.

--

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