| From: | jameserec@*****.ca (Kato Combat Cabbie) |
|---|---|
| Subject: | Customized Drone |
| Date: | Sat, 17 May 2003 12:45:05 -0400 (EDT) |
> >vehicle is to pick up a JIM suit. Rig it and put
> in
> >an electronics port to jack in your deck and you
> have
> >6 extra points of vehicle armour instantly which
> can
> >also double as power armour (STR 7 to 10) if you
> need
> >to get out and squash a few pesky samuri.
>
> A JIM suit is designed to be used underwater. For
> the most part, it doesn't
> even have legs. While you could say that it does,
> this isn't really what a
> JIM suit is for.
>
>
> --
> Timothy J. Lanza
> "When we can't dream any longer, we die." - Emma
> Goldman
I agree that a JIM suit is designed as a deep water
dive suit. If you check out the rules in Rigger2 or
Rigger3 you will see that when rigged it gives the
rigger certain advantages whether in the water or on
land. It has 6 points of vehicle armour and a minimum
STR of 7. Regular people using the suit lose dice
from their combat pool. Riggers gain access to their
control pool. In essence it functions for a rigger
like a vehicle in itself. Either way it would operate
exceptionally well in a vehicle as an armoured rigger
cacoon with little or no modification. And I've never
seen a deepwater dive suit without legs. If you have
a reference that says a JIM suit has something other
than legs I would very much appreciate if you could
post it.
====Kato Combat Cabbie
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