Mods are still asleep: post more basilisks. I wonder how earth is doing right now.
Kevin Russell
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Lincoln Flores
Oh, hey, a rainbow.
Ryder Howard
I'd hate to imagine you're surffing the mess and suddenly when you're looking up Neo-Hominid Porn a pop up shows up and it happens to be a Basilisk hack to convince you to buy some stupid shit.
Ian Hill
He thinks it stops at the buying of some useless product.
Nicholas Myers
Yeah I know. One second I have one fork working my 4th arm jerking off while I'm in the middle of a game and next thing I know I'm covered in blood surrounded by corpses with a hand full of stacks.
Julian Davis
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Grayson Ramirez
Has anyone used the rules/general concepts of this game for a different setting? I really like the body swapping, horror, and general themes but I'm not really fond of the setting. I'd be more interested in a slightly more traditional post-cyberpunk game.
Jeremiah Collins
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Jaxson Young
>You will never NTR an android with her own lower half
Lincoln Cooper
THE FUCK IS THIS SHIT?!
Aiden Garcia
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Joseph James
femto-machine fractal bullshit. This happens to be the sort of bullshit that you can build a civilization on.
Matthew Murphy
Basilisk
Duh
Levi Jackson
Yoctomachines or something
Caleb Roberts
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Jace Collins
>at this point we just invent matter and energy that does what we want >Ogasmons, Leon's anti-communist super quarks, vorpal planq-dust, etc. >Death rays that literally shoot rays of death >Engines that work by generating Motivons, which have the property of making matter spontaneously go >Morphs shaped like themselves, made out of Morph matter, which itself is made out of Morph matter, and infinitum (a common farctal medium) ad infiitum
Chase Rodriguez
>I wonder how earth is doing right now. In one game I ran that ultimately fizzled out before I could get to it, a big reveal was that a substantial portion of the TITANs didn't actually leave Earth, they just went underground and are slowly transforming it into a Jupiter brain. Iapetus was just a proof of concept.
Easton Cooper
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Leo Gray
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Justin Richardson
What tables would /epg/ like to see in a random habitat generator? This is what I intend to have so far:
>Location >Type >Population >Volume per individual ego >Economic system >Faction allegiance >Degree of surveillance >Weapon ownership >Technological restrictions >Security regime >Hypercorp presence >Methods of access >Areas of note >Population quirks >Habitat quirks
Luis Sanders
What sort of precautions does one need to be a successful criminal on mars?
Jayden Butler
Know what boundries not to overstep or, at the very least, when it's worth it to do so. If you're an incovience big enough to be noticed then the PC will leverage it's might against you and the Night Cartel and 9 Lives are not going to stick their necks out for you if you fuck up badly enough and may even turn you in themselves if it helps them.
The second is how you work the people around you. Are you friendly and squeeze lightly when needed or do you put the hammer to the nail? Doing both is needed but knowing when is key.
Finally, I'd say never deal with Titan shit but credits is credits.
Nathan Nelson
Being a CEO always helps
Nolan Ross
Its the difference between being shot by rentacops and re-instantiated a bimbofied slut on mercury and being shot by oversight and give a doll house gift certificate as an apology
Noah Nelson
Does mercury even have a bimbo slut infrastructure?
Michael Morris
it has Hypercorp owned mining towns with humanoid workers, so yes, some of the best in the system
Wyatt Hall
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Colton Rogers
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Jonathan Reyes
Do you let your PCs own businesses? I've been thinking about the idea of having PCs who have several such occupations of their (one being a celebrity chef and another being a founding member of a biker racing league on mars)
Nicholas Howard
I mean, Entrepreneur is a trait so I see no real reason NOT to let players be business people. There's also the actual rules to make income though they're a little sketchy. And I believe several homebrew traits to represent just being rich.
So I guess the question becomes "do you have a reason not to let them own a business?"
Ryder Morgan
Very true, I mean, it's no like you have to physically be present to run the business after all. You could have a beta fork do face to face meetings for you and your muse handles your scheduling.
I suppose the difficult part (not really) may be integrating the PCs business into the games. For instance, the idea I had going was my celebrity chef's main resturant being a good meeting spot for the group but it could become a target because I also intend to be a producer of narco algorithyms since their business is about trying to make one's that simulate the taste of food for synths.
Ayden Cook
Hello fellow Cephalon, how is your Operator treating you?
Logan Wilson
Looks like an orbital tether mining a gas giant with habitat strips hanging off it to me.
Jaxon Cox
Could otters be candidates for Uplift? There is evidence they were using tools long before chimps were.
Daniel Parker
Honestly there's no limit to what you can uplift, but past a certain threshold you'll find you're just pasting bits of simulated herring into a perfectly good AGI for "flavor"
Charles Campbell
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Matthew Miller
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Leo Price
If you transplanted GiTS into EP universe how early in the timeline would the Major be? Were most early morphs essentially pods?
Dominic Phillips
Best girl
Lincoln Lopez
If the Major lived to 10 AF she would have done so much messed up shit. She would be on Batachya's level, if she isn't full of psionic madness. What faction would she be with? >Firewall? >Ultimates? >OZMA? >LLA public security? >some silly Jovaboo nonsense?
Ethan Stewart
The original GitS movie is in 2029, and EP is roughly 2140, so ~50 years before BF 60. Naturally the timelines don't really make sense like that.
Brandon Price
well forgiving the misplaced nuclear wars, do you have an opinion on the faction question?
Brody Gomez
In terms of what she's already doing Oversight is where she'd end up.
After that much time though? My guess would be turning to Gatehopping and getting away from the system for a while.
Ian Martin
It seems to me that seeker weapons are the way to go, what's the point of having kinetics or beams?
Cameron Nelson
An even better question, is there even anything useful you can do with unarmed or blades?
Gavin Morales
Wait, she's a pod? I thought she was a synthmorph with a few systems to host *parts* of a human brain?
Going off of the manga and movie, not that SAC alt universe.
Dylan Martin
Swiggity swooty I'm coming for that booty.
Landon Mitchell
So how would you guys deal with a TITAN delta that's currently housed in a biomorph? GM's got us assaulting a base where it's being used to develop cryptographic algorithms.
Current plan to destroy it is to incinerate it with something like F2O2 or ClF3, put the ashes in a box, launch the box into the sun.
Owen Evans
I think that's about right. Going by the intro to the movie, it looks like she's got a pod that's been grown/built as a single unit rather than having all the different muscles/organs developed separately. Add a cyberbrain and I think that's about it.
Nathan Peterson
Prosthetic bodies in GitS are basically masked synths with brain boxes.
Tyler Ortiz
I saw more layering of electroactive polymers or ceramics on composite skeleton.
What said.
Jayden Gomez
I dunno, that seems a lot like a pod to me.
Dylan Brown
>I'm too stupid to recognize that EAPs exist, are fibrous, and would be most efficiently distributed in human like patern
Oliver Kelly
Are we posting basilisks again?
Eli Scott
Nah, just don't keep up with that kind of research. Cool shit.
James Nguyen
Basilisks aren't obvious that they are basilisks sometimes.
Brody Carter
Resources availability - water, metals, carbon, etc. What types of asteroids hab mines and what it imports.
Parker Hughes
Grappling. And knifing someone during grapple in armor chinks.
Plus of grapple if your GM is not a retard it should ignore non-powered armor.
William Perry
Eelware or shock gloves will basically make you the ultimate set-up man vs biomorphs/pods.
And blades/unarmed can also be used as a decent drug delivery vector, which might be slightly more subtle than a bullet.
Logan Torres
Was the Vaporwave Aesthetic a Basilisk Hack?
Justin Johnson
Why are surya so awesome?
Blake Long
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James Jenkins
>Going by the intro to the movie There is a scene in the movie where she sees another woman with the exact same body model.
Carter Bell
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Nathan Lee
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Brayden Perez
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Nicholas Martinez
So is this thread just an excuse to post robot fetish stuff?
Matthew Evans
>Marvel's so shit these days they literally have to make comics where their """heroes""" go kill DC's heroes and prove how much "better" they are
It's a sad state of affairs. I blame the Mouse.
John Bell
looks like partially terraformed Mars, the canyon part.
Joseph Cruz
Is that supposed to be dr strange?
Aiden Cruz
So why arn't there uplifted elephants again?
Jonathan Clark
Elephants are heavy.
Brayden Thomas
On Mars this shouldn't be a problem, besides I would imagine they would be nomadic Rusters although I'm curious what sorts of jobs they would take. That said what do nomadic rusters do anyways?
Sebastian King
I mean, they're heavy in the first place. Mass matters to move off the surface - such as in a cataclysm. Also you'd need a large Ego Bridge set up.
Joshua Morales
If you can sleeve people into fucking whales you can sleeve people into Elephants.
That said, you could always have Indian elephants who are significantly smaller than their African variants
Robert Gonzalez
Suryas are made in situ around the sun, and there's only a few dozen actual Neo-Whales alive, not many of whom are actually sleeved as whales.
Also indian elephants only weigh like one ton less than an african elephant on average, that's still like 5.5 more tons to deal with.
Jordan Flores
So then, with genesculpting and cybernetics being the norm elephants simply can't exist to walk around Mars?
Brayden Rogers
What about dwarf elephants?
William Jackson
>if your GM is not a retard it should ignore non-powered armor. No, it shouldn't. Medieval plate had mail in the joints. Future armor will probably have heavy kevlar. Way better than nothing.
John Price
It doesn't help when someone uses your own limbs as a leverage to break your elbow joint.
Kevlar and mail will stop a knife but they won't stop someone breaking your arms and legs. Neck is a little better because you can have gorjet but most armors drop it in favour of less weight and greater mobility/perception because grapple is a much smaller danger than being shot with automatic weapons.
Eli Butler
EP armor can easily be custom fit stuff with some smart materials. Range of motion protection for joints should be pretty easy to include.
That's also as relevant to the protection against knife attacks as protection vs firearms.
Jordan Ortiz
Why would pods need nipples?
Joseph Wilson
Practically, they don't, but erogenous zones are a selling point for any morph less focused than a Reaper.
Benjamin Flores
>EP armor can easily be custom fit stuff with some smart materials. I really like that "smart materials". You can as well use magic.
Brayden Ramirez
Direct Action Reapers all have pretty high quality erogenous zones, their own operators refuse to work without them.
Isaac Turner
In this case smart materials is basically just a more refined version of those silly shoes which can tie themselves.
Jacob Morgan
But which parts?
Cooper Mitchell
the actions of their weapons, obviously
Luis Cooper
Oh that makes sense.
Luis Sanders
Materials like that already exist
Levi Jackson
I want to play this game, anyone looking for players?
Dominic Walker
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Jaxson Gonzalez
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Robert Rogers
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Mason Reyes
The Direct Action logo makes me want to fucking kill myself.
Ayden Myers
any reason in particular, or is it just one of those classic cognite 'shits-and-giggles' backdoors?
Henry Moore
As I recall, they were created, but didn't survive the Fall. Since then nobody's got around to creating more.
Julian Sullivan
Really? Can you point in their direction? I like reading about such stuff, but I've never seen a material that allows a lock in the same direction your arm/hand already moves normally.