TekXombie

I'd have to say the dumbest character I ever met had to be a Solo named Rease that played in my game, it was my second game and the player, Mike, was new to it and having a lot of fun. Well the character he was with, who's name eludes me, had gotten pissed because his cyberware he bought had been defective. Now these fine characters were already in trouble with the law for blowing a corporation building sky high, so they were pretty wanted at that time. The Solo character had a ton of C4 in the trunk of his car and headed with the other character to the Cyberware dealer to get revenge. These idiots walked in and blew off each of the dealers limb's while a security camera watched in the corner. By this time I was completely sick of the characters and had a helictopter armed too the teeth pay them a visit. The helicopter shot a missile at the Solo and hit the trunk taking out a good portion of my city. Heh heh, needless to say that was the last time I allowed my characters to get ahold of explosives.

I think this picture pretty much sums up Cyber Psychosis.

http://www.chez.com/cybereb/cyber/PSYCHO.JPG

I think the main point of discussing Cyberpsychosis is not how it turns people but rahter how the GM implements it into the game through a realistic and believable way. I don't like the idea of taking away the character's ability to control himself so I tend to do things that are more literature like. Such as something I did the other night, a character was involved in a gun fight in a bar, the character had a .5 humanity and to me that's damn near 0, heh heh. Well the way I handled him going over the edge was that in a stressfull situation the character would black out or believe that something happened when really something else had happened and then after that the character would discover he'd done something extremely psychotic but didn't remember it this also opened up areas for more role playing variation.

Heh heh, but then again I'm a damn hypocrite so it'd be wise not to listen to me

Aside from how fast the Military would react, I've enjoyed havin the corporations ally and wage full out war on the police and military. Makes quite an interesting playing zone, the entire city erupted in one big fire fight and the characters wondering around right in the middle of it.

All those are great novels that I myself have read but I have to say that Philip K. Dick's "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" has to be my favorite out of all of the Sci Fi cyberpunk books I've read. I mean come on, it's Blade Runner! Heh heh, the movie that was based off the book is also my favorite movie but we won't get into that

I always like to use Gravity Kills. You can't go wrong with them man. They have music for everything. Definately my favorite. Best song they have has to be "Disintegrate".

Ok I'm still a little confused on the ROF rule. Now, if you can shoot up to two bullets with the ROF can you target two different people then? ANd I'm not understand how the larger ROF works, do you roll an attack for each bullet and how does the spray option work? Sorry if this is annoying but I just want to get it straightened out in my head. And if you're attacking with two weapons, can you attack two different targets?

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