| From: | Twist0059@***.com Twist0059@***.com |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Rigger Question |
| Date: | Wed, 28 Jul 1999 10:03:40 EDT |
number_10_ox@**********.com writes:
> Well, not only that, it also makes no sense. A smartlink is meant
> to directly interface a gun and the human brain. An armed drone in
captain's
> chair mode doesn't have a human brain to do anything with, and an
> armed drone with a rigger 'jumped into' it is already wired into the
> rigger's brain, through a *different* region of the brain.
>
> (Besides, the gunnery rules are awful enough as it is.)
>
> --Number 10.
An armed drone with the rigger jumped into it is the same as a normal car the
rigger is jacked into. So the smartlinks should, by the rules, work in all
cases of direct rigger control. Sharpshooter, I believe, is the only way to
enhance a captain chair drone's ability to fire, other than straight Pilot
upgrades.
-Twist
"Have you had your Soylent Green today?"
