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I'm not really apologetic for the puns...
Full Version: A big step in cyberleg technology
thanks for the link 
WWII gave us comercial airlines and nukes
the "war on terror" will give us Drones and Cyberware
Not exactly silver lineings but "gather ye roses where ye may." (shakespear?)
WWII gave us comercial airlines and nukes
the "war on terror" will give us Drones and Cyberware
Not exactly silver lineings but "gather ye roses where ye may." (shakespear?)
This one may be more inspired by the Assault on the Summit. Sounds like the lead on the team was inspired by losing his legs to frostbite in a mountain climbing incident.
| QUOTE (OneTrikPony @ May 31 2007, 04:10 PM) |
| gather ye rosebuds while ye may |
Robert Harrick, actually. They were comtemporaries, though Shakespeare was a little older.
| QUOTE (Glayvin34) | ||
Robert Harrick, actually. They were comtemporaries, though Shakespeare was a little older. |
But... gathering rosebuds is a euphemism for taking virginity...
sprinter with legs/ sprinter with prostheses is apples/ oranges. They don't belong in the same foot race.
the excelent point made was about the length of stride. In many aspects the benefit of cyber replacement is that it's non-analagous to the natural bodypart. Thus, you have increased functionality. I wish the rules in the book did a better job of reflecting that in options for Obvious limbs.
the excelent point made was about the length of stride. In many aspects the benefit of cyber replacement is that it's non-analagous to the natural bodypart. Thus, you have increased functionality. I wish the rules in the book did a better job of reflecting that in options for Obvious limbs.
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