Re: [HOE] Cyborgs and Spirit loss

["Jeff Yates" <jyates@primaryfunction.com>]

They would, except they're dead, and so don't take wind from much.

And wouldn't the AI take over if the can got scairt?  Meaning the man in the
shell fails the guts check, hides as best he can (mentally, inside his
head...) and the machine continues to carry out it's orders?  Yeah, still
seems weird a heavy can can be frightened by a walkin' dead, but at least
the machines would still be carryin' out its orders.  The spirit drop is
meant to represent the 'lost humanity' as the person becomes more
machine-like, but it does have goofy side-effects.

Jeff Y.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Frighty" <frighty@corporatedirtbag.com>
To: <hoe@gamerz.net>
Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2001 2:53 AM
Subject: Re: [HOE] Cyborgs and Spirit loss


> >Anyway, the only REALLY strange thing about the cyborg/Spirit loss deal
is
> >that Guts is tied into Spirit so that as a cyborg loses his Spirit dice,
> his
> >Guts actually goes DOWN.  Personally, it makes no sense that a soulless
> >drone-like combat cyborg given in to his A.I. would be more likely to be
> >scared of, say, zombies than a regular, chewey human without the candy
> >shell.
> This is a very good point.
>
> Is Spirit loss not also tied to the cyborg's Wind meaning it gets tuckered
> out quicker? (Don't have my copy of cyborgs with me right now so...)
>
> --
> Frighty
>
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