The gland is...Eh. It's good to have if you're beat to crap, there's one nasty left and you know that someone will be on hand to pour you into a wheelbarrow and get out of there.

If you're character makes a living doing B&E jobs, then it shouldn't be (overly) stressful. If it is called into question, do a composure test to see if you can remain calm enough to get the benefit of the nanites.

Okay that's the same situation I was wanting it for "the only if I had more dice to roll situations."

Only Physical and Mental Attributes are capped at 200 BP. Special Attributes (MAG, RES, EDG) aren't.

BDA does not increase BOD. It only increases BOD for damage resistance tests, meaning it is subject to the maximum augmented attribute cap but only applies to damage resistance. It does not give more damge boxes or help resist toxins or let you recover quicker from injuries.

I'd increase BOD and DEX, and use all of the allowed 200 BP, After CharGen Attributes are too expensive. What do you need CHA 5 for? In your first post you list no skills linked to CHA that you want to have.

Yes the character has changed from the first post as a response to post hence the Cha now is 5.

The Bone Density I didn't notice that but it doesnt change why I took it I will just need to clarify it isn't a bonus to the stat so much as it is a bonus to the main reason I took it and that is for DMG resistance.

And Awesome I can pump up edge with what ever is left.

Well, if you look at the list of skills Neural Amplifier Nanites help with, there are not too many in the combat arena.

You've got Intuition:

Artisan
Disguise <- need dice here since it's countered by Perception which has lots of cheap bonuses
Interests Knowledge
Language
Navigation
Perception <- pretty key
Shadowing <- also need dice here since it's countered by Perception
Street Knowledge
Tracking

and Logic:

Academic Knowledge
Aeronautics Mechanic
Armorer
Automotive Mechanic
Computer
Data Search <- Everybody loves [blank]
Demolitions -> Disarming a ticking bomb, no. Calculating placement to maximize damage, sure, why not?
Electronic Warfare
First Aid <- Everybody loves [blank]
Industrial Mechanic
Hacking -> Makes basic stuff like probing and cakewalks easier, but won't help you when you're hacking on the fly or messing with the serious stuff.
Hardware <- essential for B&E
Medicine
Nautical Mechanic
Professional Knowledge
Software


So, it's a lot of help for a truely reasonable pricetag. You don't need this for start-up, but it's some choice gear to pick up along the way.

I still wonder why CHA above 1-3 is needed.