So How Much is Naruni Repo-Bot Worth Anyhow ?
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Looks interesting. But why not take them to 500 MDC for the main body? It looks cool!
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"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
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"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE
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Re: So How Much is Naruni Repo-Bot Worth Anyhow ?
gadrin wrote:how much do you figure a repo-bot is worth ?
Not for sale, but can be rented, with a sizeable deposit
in case the brain is destroyed.
I was reading the Hartigal Section of the Anvil Galaxy book 5 and came across the part where they sell a "knockoff", which isn't quite as good but good enough. Big issue should be recreating the brain programming which should be unique. Those cybernetic brain chip slots are pretty trick though.
For my part, a "knockoff for sale" isn't that bad in terms of MDC,
PS, and so on, but the purchaser must find a brain (and a volunteer,
for that matter) to use it.
Hartigal might pose as something "not NE", but they still guard
the secrets of the Naruni.
Just use the equivalent in Borg-builders rules ? That !@#$% Naruni Mecha-knight is worth like 25 million, which is waaaaaaaaaaay overpriced.
A Mechaknight is waaay overpriced, but how much would
a third country goverment pay for like a modern MBT or
jet (given that there is no concurrence)? So, they are
expensive on RIFTS Earth - not in the 3Galaxies.
I'll have to see how much a borg made with standard rules comes out to be.
I think some features are not aviable for "standard" borgs,
but all in all, the chassis will not cost over like 4 or 5 million
credits, possibly less.
The brain however... Again, it is not for sale.
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Thank you for that link! 10 million for a Hartigal Repo-bot isn't too bad.
"Your Grace," she said, "I have only one question. Do you wish this man crippled or dead?"
"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE
"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE
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question is can you buy/capture one and put a full conversion borgs brain in it. I say nothing fundamentally different.
I remember days like this when my father took me to the forest and we ate wild blueberries. More than 20 years ago. I was just a boy of four or five. The leaves were so dark and green then. The grass smelled sweet with the spring wind...For us, there is no spring. Just the wind that smells fresh before the storm.
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I suppose that is a call from each GM running the game. Of course the player might have to deal with some serious limitations do to programming restictions from the company.
"Your Grace," she said, "I have only one question. Do you wish this man crippled or dead?"
"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE
"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE
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No not play a repot bot remove the AI and use the body as a shell for a full conversion cyborg
I remember days like this when my father took me to the forest and we ate wild blueberries. More than 20 years ago. I was just a boy of four or five. The leaves were so dark and green then. The grass smelled sweet with the spring wind...For us, there is no spring. Just the wind that smells fresh before the storm.
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They still might have some hard wired programs built into it. Maybe so it couldn't be used against them.
"Your Grace," she said, "I have only one question. Do you wish this man crippled or dead?"
"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE
"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE
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Hmmm Interesting Gadrin! You are right they haven't covered them yet.
"Your Grace," she said, "I have only one question. Do you wish this man crippled or dead?"
"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE
"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE
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Nice link. I think I have been there, but it has been awhile. Thanks for the link! I can use a reminder once in awhile.
"Your Grace," she said, "I have only one question. Do you wish this man crippled or dead?"
"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE
"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE
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Thanks for the links Gadrin. I usually go check out Cheethorne's once or twice a month. But that other link is spectacular!
"Your Grace," she said, "I have only one question. Do you wish this man crippled or dead?"
"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE
"My Lady," the protector of Grayson told his Champion, "I do not wish him to leave this chamber alive."
"As you will it, your Grace."
HH....FIE