- Location
- Arcadia
Something to change, then, if or when they are encountered. It could well be an opportunity to begin laying the foundations for coexistence, perhaps even something more, starting with this Eldar refugee fleet.
Echoes of Creation (30k/Exalted)
- Thread starter Yzarc
- Start date
- Crossover
- Location
- India
@Yzarc I am wondering is it possible of Empower various primary spirit of Worldsoul to Empower the Worldsoul as a whole?
Also is it possible for 1000 to draw upon their identity from Lorgar's Mythos and Aspects? Living Saints draw upon various aspects of Emperor. Can Lorgar's sons not do the same? Closest Examples will be Eldar path system where each path Embody a certain aspect of Khaine. I am wondering can we not able to do same in case of Lorgar while his sons acting as progenitor of individual paths that fall under Lorgar's Archetype/Mythos. It more like Lorgar's Mythos act as Original Monomyth for his sons who will Embody part if his aspect that resonate most with them personality wise.
Also I wonder what will happen to their souls after death? Will it return and subsumed by Lorgar's Core Soul because in the End there is no difference between them and Lorgar's soul.
Also is it possible for 1000 to draw upon their identity from Lorgar's Mythos and Aspects? Living Saints draw upon various aspects of Emperor. Can Lorgar's sons not do the same? Closest Examples will be Eldar path system where each path Embody a certain aspect of Khaine. I am wondering can we not able to do same in case of Lorgar while his sons acting as progenitor of individual paths that fall under Lorgar's Archetype/Mythos. It more like Lorgar's Mythos act as Original Monomyth for his sons who will Embody part if his aspect that resonate most with them personality wise.
Also I wonder what will happen to their souls after death? Will it return and subsumed by Lorgar's Core Soul because in the End there is no difference between them and Lorgar's soul.
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Turn 8: An Auspicious Start
Yzarc
The Spark of Madness
Colchis - 831.M30
The stars glittered overhead as you and Thalassa walked through the newly restored city. The victory celebrations had wound down, and now the city was quieter, filled with the soft hum of advanced technology and the distant murmurs of a world awakening to a new era.
Thalassa walked beside you, her expression contemplative. She had always been driven, always strived to be the best. But recent events had shaken her to her core, revealing the vast chasm between her abilities and those of her peers, the transhuman geniuses who surrounded her.
"Until recently, I thought I understood ambition," Thalassa began, her voice soft but edged with determination. "I believed that my desire to outdo my peers and surpass my superiors was the epitome of drive. I looked at them and thought, 'I can be better. I will be better.' But I was wrong."
You listened intently, sensing the turmoil beneath her words. Thalassa's journey had been one of relentless self-improvement, of pushing the boundaries of what it meant to be human. But now, she faced a new reality, one where the bar had been raised to unimaginable heights.
"Seeing you extrapolate STC designs from mere scraps, watching Lorgar manage a thousand men with the ease that a lesser person would manage a handful, watching Dharok walking through legions of enemies, it was a revelation," she continued. "All of your genius is not just extraordinary; it's transhuman. And even though I too have ascended, I realize that I have more than met my match."
There was a pause as she collected her thoughts, her gaze distant. "This realization, it's unacceptable to me. I refuse to be left behind, to be overshadowed. If all of you can reach such heights, so can I. I must rebuild myself. Faster, stronger, and above all, smarter."
Her eyes met yours, burning with a fierce determination. "And I know exactly where to start: my cortex implants. The core of my intellect, the foundation of my capabilities. If I can enhance them, make them superior in every way, then I can begin to bridge the gap."
"I've been complacent," she admitted, a note of self-reproach in her voice. "I thought that being driven and ambitious meant simply outdoing those around me. But true ambition means never being satisfied, never accepting limits. It's about striving for the impossible and making it a reality."
You could see the gears turning in her mind, the plans forming as she spoke. Thalassa was a force of nature, a mind that refused to be contained. And now, she was on the brink of a transformation that could redefine her very being.
"Starting with the cortex implants makes sense," you said, offering your support. "They are the foundation of your intellect, the seat of your consciousness. Enhancing them will give you the cognitive edge you need to innovate, to see beyond the horizons that limit others."
Thalassa nodded, her resolve solidifying. "Exactly. I need to be able to think faster, process information more efficiently, and see connections that others miss. With superior cortex implants, I can achieve that. And from there, who knows what other enhancements I can develop."
Thalassa stood in her laboratory, a gleaming hall of advanced technology and arcane machinery. The city outside hummed with the life of a world reborn, but Thalassa's focus was entirely inward, her mind consumed by a single purpose: to transcend her current limits and achieve a new pinnacle of intellect.
With you by her side as the two of you were in the process of redesigning her cortex implants, the very foundation of her cognitive abilities. Her determination was palpable, a fire that drove her to work tirelessly, pushing the boundaries of what was thought possible. Yet, the path to greatness was fraught with challenges, and even the most brilliant minds could falter.
In the early stages, Thalassa approached the design process with relentless energy. She poured over ancient Mechanicus blueprints, studied the neural pathways of the greatest minds, and sought inspiration from the natural world and the arcane. Her initial designs were ambitious, incorporating cutting-edge nanotechnology, bio-neural interfaces, and psychic conduits to enhance mental processing speeds and cognitive capacity.
As days turned into weeks and weeks into months, Thalassa worked with an intensity that bordered on obsession. She meticulously crafted schematics, running simulations and experiments to test her theories. Yet, despite her best efforts, the process was not without its pitfalls.
One fateful evening, Thalassa's frustration reached a boiling point. She had been working on a particularly complex neural network, one that would allow her new cortex implants to interface seamlessly with her existing brain tissue. But something was wrong. The simulations kept failing, the neural pathways collapsing under the strain of the advanced modifications.
"This isn't working!" Thalassa exclaimed, slamming her fist on the workbench. Her eyes were filled with a rare moment of despair. "I've tried everything, but the neural connections can't handle the load. They're either overloading or failing to integrate properly."
You watched her, sensing the depth of her frustration. Thalassa had always been confident, almost to the point of arrogance, but this setback was shaking her to her core.
"Thalassa," you said gently, stepping closer. "Let me take a look."
Together, you examined the intricate web of neural pathways and bio-nanite interfaces. The problem was clear: Thalassa had pushed the technology beyond its current limits, attempting to integrate too many advanced systems without a stable foundation. The complexity of her design had become its own downfall.
"We need to simplify," you suggested, pointing out the overloaded nodes and unstable connections. "Strip it back to the basics and build from there. Focus on stability and integration first, then we can add the advanced enhancements."
"You're right. I've been trying to do too much too quickly. We need a stable foundation." Thalassa nodded, her determination returning as she saw a way forward.
With renewed focus, you and Thalassa reworked the designs. The process was painstaking, requiring endless hours of fine-tuning and testing. You stripped away the extraneous components, focusing on creating a robust core neural network that could support the advanced enhancements Thalassa envisioned.
The months that followed were grueling. There were moments of progress and moments of despair, but through it all, Thalassa's resolve never wavered. She dedicated herself entirely to the project, driven by the desire to surpass her limits and achieve true greatness.
Your guidance proved invaluable. With your help, Thalassa avoided the pitfalls that had plagued her earlier attempts, and gradually, the new cortex implants began to take shape. You celebrated each small victory, each successful test that brought you closer to the goal.
Half a year passed, filled with relentless work and countless revisions. Thalassa's lab became a second home, a place where dreams were forged through sheer determination and brilliance. And then, one day, the moment of triumph arrived.
Thalassa stood before the completed cortex implant, a marvel of bio-neural engineering. The implant was sleek and elegant, a fusion of advanced technology and arcane design. It pulsed with a faint blue light, the energy of its psychic conduits flowing through the intricate circuitry.
"We did it," Thalassa breathed, her eyes shining with a mix of exhaustion and triumph. "It's finally ready."
"Yes, we did. This is just the beginning, Thalassa. With this, you'll be able to achieve everything you've dreamed of and more." You smiled.
"I won't stop here. This is just the first step. With this new cortex implant, I will push the boundaries even further. I'll show the world what true ambition looks like." Thalassa nodded, a fierce determination in her eyes.
As Thalassa prepared for the implantation procedure, the lab was quiet, save for the soft hum of machinery and the occasional crackle of energy coursing through the implant's conduits.
You stood nearby, scrutinizing the blueprints one final time. The intricate lines and complex circuits stared back at you, each one a testament to Thalassa's genius and ambition. Yet, something gnawed at the back of your mind, a subtle unease that refused to be silenced.
You leaned in closer, tracing the neural pathways with your eyes. Suddenly, your heart skipped a beat as you noticed a minute discrepancy. A tiny deviation in the bio-neural interface, barely perceptible but potentially catastrophic.
"Thalassa, wait," you said, your voice tinged with urgency.
"What is it? We're so close." She looked up, her eyes bright with anticipation.
"There's a flaw here. It's small, but it could cause instability in the neural network. If this connection overloads, it could lead to a cascade failure." You pointed to the blueprint, your finger hovering over the problematic area.
"I see it, but it's minor. We've accounted for redundancies and fail-safes. I don't think it's significant enough to delay the procedure." Thalassa's brow furrowed as she examined the blueprint.
"We can't afford to take any chances. This implant is too important, and any flaw, no matter how minor, could have serious consequences. We should fix it before proceeding." You shook your head, feeling the weight of responsibility.
"We've already run countless simulations. This flaw hasn't shown up before. I understand your concern, but I believe it's within acceptable parameters. We need to move forward." Thalassa's eyes flashed with determination.
You hesitated, torn between caution and Thalassa's unwavering confidence.
"I understand your urgency, but I have a bad feeling about this. We've come so far, and a little more time to ensure everything is perfect won't hurt." You say finally.
Thalassa took a deep breath, her expression softening.
"I appreciate your concern, truly. But I'm ready. This implant represents more than just an upgrade—it's a new beginning. I need to see it through."
You could see the resolve in her eyes, the fierce drive that had carried her through the past six months. Despite your misgivings, you knew how much this moment meant to her.
"Alright, Thalassa. Just…promise me you'll be careful."
"I will. Thank you for everything. We're in this together." She nodded, giving you a reassuring smile.
As Thalassa began the delicate process of transforming her old implant to the new one, you watched with bated breath. The lab's sterile light reflected off the sleek metal and bio-organic components, casting intricate shadows on the walls. Your heart pounded in your chest, the fear of the unknown mingling with hope for the future.
GAIN:
Archeotech Cyber Brain:
Cyber Brain: Grants x5 to all mental rolls. Thalassa's version grants x7.
CHOICE
Having 5 is the Maximum benefit but it needs 5 x5 sux = 25 sux total to get that benefit.
You rolled 144 sux.
So Distribute 29 dots in the complexity below.
[] Complexity
-[] (Write in the Benefits you want, each one below the other) (Write in the rating you want)
If you do not use a Benefit, I will assume it is not being taken and assign a 0 to it.
The stars glittered overhead as you and Thalassa walked through the newly restored city. The victory celebrations had wound down, and now the city was quieter, filled with the soft hum of advanced technology and the distant murmurs of a world awakening to a new era.
Thalassa walked beside you, her expression contemplative. She had always been driven, always strived to be the best. But recent events had shaken her to her core, revealing the vast chasm between her abilities and those of her peers, the transhuman geniuses who surrounded her.
"Until recently, I thought I understood ambition," Thalassa began, her voice soft but edged with determination. "I believed that my desire to outdo my peers and surpass my superiors was the epitome of drive. I looked at them and thought, 'I can be better. I will be better.' But I was wrong."
You listened intently, sensing the turmoil beneath her words. Thalassa's journey had been one of relentless self-improvement, of pushing the boundaries of what it meant to be human. But now, she faced a new reality, one where the bar had been raised to unimaginable heights.
"Seeing you extrapolate STC designs from mere scraps, watching Lorgar manage a thousand men with the ease that a lesser person would manage a handful, watching Dharok walking through legions of enemies, it was a revelation," she continued. "All of your genius is not just extraordinary; it's transhuman. And even though I too have ascended, I realize that I have more than met my match."
There was a pause as she collected her thoughts, her gaze distant. "This realization, it's unacceptable to me. I refuse to be left behind, to be overshadowed. If all of you can reach such heights, so can I. I must rebuild myself. Faster, stronger, and above all, smarter."
Her eyes met yours, burning with a fierce determination. "And I know exactly where to start: my cortex implants. The core of my intellect, the foundation of my capabilities. If I can enhance them, make them superior in every way, then I can begin to bridge the gap."
"I've been complacent," she admitted, a note of self-reproach in her voice. "I thought that being driven and ambitious meant simply outdoing those around me. But true ambition means never being satisfied, never accepting limits. It's about striving for the impossible and making it a reality."
You could see the gears turning in her mind, the plans forming as she spoke. Thalassa was a force of nature, a mind that refused to be contained. And now, she was on the brink of a transformation that could redefine her very being.
"Starting with the cortex implants makes sense," you said, offering your support. "They are the foundation of your intellect, the seat of your consciousness. Enhancing them will give you the cognitive edge you need to innovate, to see beyond the horizons that limit others."
Thalassa nodded, her resolve solidifying. "Exactly. I need to be able to think faster, process information more efficiently, and see connections that others miss. With superior cortex implants, I can achieve that. And from there, who knows what other enhancements I can develop."
Thalassa stood in her laboratory, a gleaming hall of advanced technology and arcane machinery. The city outside hummed with the life of a world reborn, but Thalassa's focus was entirely inward, her mind consumed by a single purpose: to transcend her current limits and achieve a new pinnacle of intellect.
With you by her side as the two of you were in the process of redesigning her cortex implants, the very foundation of her cognitive abilities. Her determination was palpable, a fire that drove her to work tirelessly, pushing the boundaries of what was thought possible. Yet, the path to greatness was fraught with challenges, and even the most brilliant minds could falter.
In the early stages, Thalassa approached the design process with relentless energy. She poured over ancient Mechanicus blueprints, studied the neural pathways of the greatest minds, and sought inspiration from the natural world and the arcane. Her initial designs were ambitious, incorporating cutting-edge nanotechnology, bio-neural interfaces, and psychic conduits to enhance mental processing speeds and cognitive capacity.
As days turned into weeks and weeks into months, Thalassa worked with an intensity that bordered on obsession. She meticulously crafted schematics, running simulations and experiments to test her theories. Yet, despite her best efforts, the process was not without its pitfalls.
One fateful evening, Thalassa's frustration reached a boiling point. She had been working on a particularly complex neural network, one that would allow her new cortex implants to interface seamlessly with her existing brain tissue. But something was wrong. The simulations kept failing, the neural pathways collapsing under the strain of the advanced modifications.
"This isn't working!" Thalassa exclaimed, slamming her fist on the workbench. Her eyes were filled with a rare moment of despair. "I've tried everything, but the neural connections can't handle the load. They're either overloading or failing to integrate properly."
You watched her, sensing the depth of her frustration. Thalassa had always been confident, almost to the point of arrogance, but this setback was shaking her to her core.
"Thalassa," you said gently, stepping closer. "Let me take a look."
Together, you examined the intricate web of neural pathways and bio-nanite interfaces. The problem was clear: Thalassa had pushed the technology beyond its current limits, attempting to integrate too many advanced systems without a stable foundation. The complexity of her design had become its own downfall.
"We need to simplify," you suggested, pointing out the overloaded nodes and unstable connections. "Strip it back to the basics and build from there. Focus on stability and integration first, then we can add the advanced enhancements."
"You're right. I've been trying to do too much too quickly. We need a stable foundation." Thalassa nodded, her determination returning as she saw a way forward.
With renewed focus, you and Thalassa reworked the designs. The process was painstaking, requiring endless hours of fine-tuning and testing. You stripped away the extraneous components, focusing on creating a robust core neural network that could support the advanced enhancements Thalassa envisioned.
The months that followed were grueling. There were moments of progress and moments of despair, but through it all, Thalassa's resolve never wavered. She dedicated herself entirely to the project, driven by the desire to surpass her limits and achieve true greatness.
Your guidance proved invaluable. With your help, Thalassa avoided the pitfalls that had plagued her earlier attempts, and gradually, the new cortex implants began to take shape. You celebrated each small victory, each successful test that brought you closer to the goal.
Half a year passed, filled with relentless work and countless revisions. Thalassa's lab became a second home, a place where dreams were forged through sheer determination and brilliance. And then, one day, the moment of triumph arrived.
Thalassa stood before the completed cortex implant, a marvel of bio-neural engineering. The implant was sleek and elegant, a fusion of advanced technology and arcane design. It pulsed with a faint blue light, the energy of its psychic conduits flowing through the intricate circuitry.
"We did it," Thalassa breathed, her eyes shining with a mix of exhaustion and triumph. "It's finally ready."
"Yes, we did. This is just the beginning, Thalassa. With this, you'll be able to achieve everything you've dreamed of and more." You smiled.
"I won't stop here. This is just the first step. With this new cortex implant, I will push the boundaries even further. I'll show the world what true ambition looks like." Thalassa nodded, a fierce determination in her eyes.
As Thalassa prepared for the implantation procedure, the lab was quiet, save for the soft hum of machinery and the occasional crackle of energy coursing through the implant's conduits.
You stood nearby, scrutinizing the blueprints one final time. The intricate lines and complex circuits stared back at you, each one a testament to Thalassa's genius and ambition. Yet, something gnawed at the back of your mind, a subtle unease that refused to be silenced.
You leaned in closer, tracing the neural pathways with your eyes. Suddenly, your heart skipped a beat as you noticed a minute discrepancy. A tiny deviation in the bio-neural interface, barely perceptible but potentially catastrophic.
"Thalassa, wait," you said, your voice tinged with urgency.
"What is it? We're so close." She looked up, her eyes bright with anticipation.
"There's a flaw here. It's small, but it could cause instability in the neural network. If this connection overloads, it could lead to a cascade failure." You pointed to the blueprint, your finger hovering over the problematic area.
"I see it, but it's minor. We've accounted for redundancies and fail-safes. I don't think it's significant enough to delay the procedure." Thalassa's brow furrowed as she examined the blueprint.
"We can't afford to take any chances. This implant is too important, and any flaw, no matter how minor, could have serious consequences. We should fix it before proceeding." You shook your head, feeling the weight of responsibility.
"We've already run countless simulations. This flaw hasn't shown up before. I understand your concern, but I believe it's within acceptable parameters. We need to move forward." Thalassa's eyes flashed with determination.
You hesitated, torn between caution and Thalassa's unwavering confidence.
"I understand your urgency, but I have a bad feeling about this. We've come so far, and a little more time to ensure everything is perfect won't hurt." You say finally.
Thalassa took a deep breath, her expression softening.
"I appreciate your concern, truly. But I'm ready. This implant represents more than just an upgrade—it's a new beginning. I need to see it through."
You could see the resolve in her eyes, the fierce drive that had carried her through the past six months. Despite your misgivings, you knew how much this moment meant to her.
"Alright, Thalassa. Just…promise me you'll be careful."
"I will. Thank you for everything. We're in this together." She nodded, giving you a reassuring smile.
As Thalassa began the delicate process of transforming her old implant to the new one, you watched with bated breath. The lab's sterile light reflected off the sleek metal and bio-organic components, casting intricate shadows on the walls. Your heart pounded in your chest, the fear of the unknown mingling with hope for the future.
GAIN:
Archeotech Cyber Brain:
Cyber Brain: Grants x5 to all mental rolls. Thalassa's version grants x7.
CHOICE
Having 5 is the Maximum benefit but it needs 5 x5 sux = 25 sux total to get that benefit.
You rolled 144 sux.
So Distribute 29 dots in the complexity below.
| Benefit | Complexity (0 to 5) | Remarks |
| Cost-effectiveness | This is the amount of reduction in the resources needed to make it | |
| Alternative to Exotic Components | Alternatives to special and unique resources needed to make it or its components. | |
| Production Ease | How easy it is to produce, reducing production time. | |
| Adaptability | How easily it can be modified and adjusted to use in different situations | |
| Repair | How easy it is to repair. | |
| Safety | How safe it is to use | |
| Efficiency and Performance | The amount of fuel or other external resources it needs to work. | |
| Environmental Impact | Its lasting impact on the Environment, such as a battlefield being easy or hard to clean up after the use of rad weapons etc. How much scorched earth it leaves behind basically. | |
| Interoperability | How compatible it is with existing systems | |
| Simplicity | How simple it is to use |
[] Complexity
-[] (Write in the Benefits you want, each one below the other) (Write in the rating you want)
If you do not use a Benefit, I will assume it is not being taken and assign a 0 to it.
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- Location
- USA
[X] Unreliable Memory Recall: The Cyber brain has a flaw in its memory storage and retrieval system, causing it to occasionally forget or misremember important information.
[X] Emotional Instability: The Cyber brain experiences intense and unpredictable emotional swings, affecting its performance and interactions.
[X] Emotional Instability: The Cyber brain experiences intense and unpredictable emotional swings, affecting its performance and interactions.
Welp, this is an annoying action tax...
[X] Plan Least bad shit
-[X] Sensory Overload: The Cyber brain's sensory inputs are overly sensitive, leading to occasional sensory overloads that incapacitate it temporarily.
-[X] Emotional Instability: The Cyber brain experiences intense and unpredictable emotional swings, affecting its performance and interactions.
OK so the reasoning here is we are only going to stick with this shit for one turn which means we should choose the things that that are the least problematic under the relatively controlled conditions of Colchis.
[X] Plan Least bad shit
-[X] Sensory Overload: The Cyber brain's sensory inputs are overly sensitive, leading to occasional sensory overloads that incapacitate it temporarily.
-[X] Emotional Instability: The Cyber brain experiences intense and unpredictable emotional swings, affecting its performance and interactions.
OK so the reasoning here is we are only going to stick with this shit for one turn which means we should choose the things that that are the least problematic under the relatively controlled conditions of Colchis.
- If you are in a controlled environment you can just not have loud noises and bright lights
- Thalassa is not in charge of anything, of all the Circle she is the least 'in charge' so her being bad at regulating her emotions is not as bad as any of the others, again under controlled conditions
Yeah, but my point is if we redesign this thing next turn, which we should because it is shit, we only have to potentially worry about getting a limit break off it this turn. So we should pick the things that are the least likely to be a problem with the present winning plan of staying on planet and building infrastructure.
[X] Plan Least bad shit
-[X] Sensory Overload: The Cyber brain's sensory inputs are overly sensitive, leading to occasional sensory overloads that incapacitate it temporarily.
-[X] Emotional Instability: The Cyber brain experiences intense and unpredictable emotional swings, affecting its performance and interactions.
-[X] Sensory Overload: The Cyber brain's sensory inputs are overly sensitive, leading to occasional sensory overloads that incapacitate it temporarily.
-[X] Emotional Instability: The Cyber brain experiences intense and unpredictable emotional swings, affecting its performance and interactions.
Yzarc
The Spark of Madness
I counted that separately. You got 144 points on design.
That said, I made a mistake. Thalassa has the merit, Because I Think I Can (6 points) meaning she cannot blotch it.
So modified votes incoming.
IGNORE THE PREVIOUS VOTE.
Even without that she could spend Willpower like it's water. She gets 1 back every 15 minutes.
That said very much a relief.
- Pronouns
- ImBuda
[X] Emotional Instability: The Cyber brain experiences intense and unpredictable emotional swings, affecting its performance and interactions.
ED
Sorry
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Yeah, I was confused there. Okay, good news is that as a ballpark, we could put 3 dots in one area and 2 in all others. Tweak up and down as needed. Personally, I would like 4-5 in Safety, since this is a brain implant, after all.
Agree it is right next to decision making bits, its needs to be safe
edit: @Yzarc what does Environmental Impact do for implants (especially not weapon ones)?
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The flaws that chaos will no doubt exploit. No order admech slows down innovation.
Yzarc
The Spark of Madness
This adds attrition and negative penalties to population growth due to production. Not a problem in Colochis due to an active world spirit, but it can build up quickly if you go mass factories.
[X] Plan Safe Brain Enhancement, Honest
-[X] Cost-effectiveness 3
-[X]Alternative to Exotic Components 3
-[X] Production Ease 3
-[X] Adaptability 2
-[X] Repair 3
-[X] Safety 5
-[X] Efficiency and Performance 3
-[X] Environmental Impact 3
-[X] Interoperability 2
-[X] Simplicity 2
Reasoning
This is a reasonably balanced brain other than safety which is on max because it is a brain, you really do not want that to be unsafe.
-[X] Cost-effectiveness 3
-[X]Alternative to Exotic Components 3
-[X] Production Ease 3
-[X] Adaptability 2
-[X] Repair 3
-[X] Safety 5
-[X] Efficiency and Performance 3
-[X] Environmental Impact 3
-[X] Interoperability 2
-[X] Simplicity 2
Reasoning
This is a reasonably balanced brain other than safety which is on max because it is a brain, you really do not want that to be unsafe.
- Pronouns
- He/Him
What does Interoperability mean for brain implants, including this one? Because I had a similar plan to DragonParadox's, but I was thinking about doing IO 0. I realized I probably should check first though.
If you put that at 0 I suspect it would not be able to operate with other implants I think which would be bad for the ad mech.
Yzarc
The Spark of Madness
Ever tried to run a windows file in Linux?
You need to translate the programming and that is what this is. How much of a penalty you suffer from interfacing with a tech that runs on different software.
less not operate and more get a lot of penalties.
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[X] Plan Least bad shit
-[X] Sensory Overload: The Cyber brain's sensory inputs are overly sensitive, leading to occasional sensory overloads that incapacitate it temporarily.
-[X] Emotional Instability: The Cyber brain experiences intense and unpredictable emotional swings, affecting its performance and interactions.
-[X] Sensory Overload: The Cyber brain's sensory inputs are overly sensitive, leading to occasional sensory overloads that incapacitate it temporarily.
-[X] Emotional Instability: The Cyber brain experiences intense and unpredictable emotional swings, affecting its performance and interactions.