The book says .75 essence +(.25 per rating) for hydraulic jacks. Nowhere is it mentioned that 2 are needed. Therefore, is it safe to assume that when you purchase 1 set of jacks, both legs have them installed?
If it is, how would I treat costs for essence/ecu if I have 1 cyberleg and 1 meat leg?
If not, anyone know where I can find movement rules for using a pogo stick?
There seems to be nothing indicating that the price is different between meat legs and cybered legs. There is no mention of ecu usage for the jacks. Thus, your base cost is .75+.25 per rating.
If I may, I'd like to ask another question about these things.
If you have a cyberleg, does the essence cost for the jacks still apply? Or does it not apply, like for spurs on cyberarms?
The essence cost is indeed different for cybered and non-cybered legs. The table on p.36 in M&M lists the cost as .25 essence for cyberlegs, and this appears to be a flat essence cost, no matter the rating of the hydraulic jacks you have installed.
| QUOTE (HMHVV Hunter) |
| If you have a cyberleg, does the essence cost for the jacks still apply? Or does it not apply, like for spurs on cyberarms? |
Ok it looks like these things are for both legs. Therefore I would calculate essence /ecu as follows:
For the meat leg, divide the essence in half. (1.1 essence for level 5)
For the cybered leg, 1/2 of the .25 essence, for a total of .125 essence and 1/2 the ecu. (3.25 ecu for level 5)
So if I had 1 meat leg and 1 cyberleg, the total cost of rating 5 hydraulic jacks would be, 1.225 essence & 3.25 ecu.
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