iamZebulun
Mar 14 2010, 01:19 AM
We came across this while playing.
We know that a hacker can change their commlink's Access ID permanently by using the hardware test, but if they have an internal commlink, it seems like this isn't exactly an option. So, does a hacker with an implanted 'link just change their Access ID each time they boot with a software test?
DireRadiant
Mar 14 2010, 01:44 AM
Yep.
p. 224 SR4A
Tymeaus Jalynsfein
Mar 14 2010, 01:46 AM
You could always install a Spoof Chip into the Comlink prior to implantation... problem solved...
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Neowulf
Mar 14 2010, 01:49 AM
Or you get yourself a spoof chip before it's implanted. Then it's changed automatically on a schedule or on a command.
You could set it to spoof every time all external data links are closed, basically whenever you finish doing something.
edit: Bah on the people with faster fingers for typings and replyings...
Tymeaus Jalynsfein
Mar 14 2010, 01:55 AM
QUOTE (Neowulf @ Mar 13 2010, 06:49 PM)
Or you get yourself a spoof chip before it's implanted. Then it's changed automatically on a schedule or on a command.
You could set it to spoof every time all external data links are closed, basically whenever you finish doing something.
edit: Bah on the people with faster fingers for typings and replyings...
It's good to be the k... oh, well, nevermind...
Keep the Faith
makari
Mar 14 2010, 03:23 AM
I had one player that I let put an internal commlink into a cyberleg since he had touchlink, and we basically said it was a modular type setup where he could pop it out to do upgrades and changes like access id and then reinsert it.
edit: just to clarify, we did say that this was a prolonged process that took I believe we said a simple cyberware roll and an hours work, but I liked how it worked for his char
iamZebulun
Mar 14 2010, 03:47 AM
Alright. Thanks for confirming that and providing some alternatives. Being new to the system, I'm not the most well-versed in what's available.
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