From: | Ereskanti@***.com Ereskanti@***.com |
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Subject: | Bio/Cyberware question in RA:S |
Date: | Tue, 7 Sep 1999 02:21:13 EDT |
abortion_engine@*******.com writes:
> > I'll be running in the Arc anytime soon but except for
> > VR2 and Rigger 2 I don't own any other SR2 book, so I
> > have some questions about some cyber/bioware found in
> > RA:S.
> > I'd like to know what they are and what they do :
> >
> > Softlink
Its' an implant that allows for more than one skillsoft chip to be accessed
at a single time.
> > Cerebral Booster
Piece of Bioware that augments the persons intelligence.
> > Synaptic Accelerator
Piece of Bioware that augments the persons reflexes (Initiative).
> > Tracheal Filter
Piece of Bioware that helps protect the user against certain airborne crap...
> > Math SPU
Think of this as a cybernetic super-calculator...
> > Encephalon
Think of this as having a computer in your head, sort of. Its' really hard
to explain because it is a really complex piece of 'ware.
> > Enhanced Articulation
Something that does exactly what it says it does, makes the person more
"articulate" (aka: flexible).
> > and what are Ratings on a Datajack
Numbers that give a definition or method of comparing the functional level
between datajacks. Think of the numbers as ways to say "x" amount of
information per turn can be transferred.
> > Tanx
> > ==> > Jeff
>
> I was going to post the descriptions, straight out of Shadowtech, but then
I
> realized that the States' copyright laws exist for a reason. Buy the book.
> First of all, it's worth it, second of all, hey, let's support the people
> that give us all this fun stuff to play with.
>
> Now, anyone else could post the same thing I was going to, but I hope no
one
> will. Let's support FASA's copyright laws on this one, folks.
This is true, but it would be nicer to give him some clues without any
rules...which is what I think I'm doing (see above)...Personally, I would
have suggested to this nice gentleman to wait for Man & Machine to come out,
as it will update all the cyberware and bioware rules (and probably some
other stuff as well).
> [See, I'm not always mean.]
Oh yeah, go ahead and destroy our growing mental image of you... ;-P
-K