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	[[Category:Lost Future]]		[[Category:Lost Future]]
			[[Category:Homebrew Rules]]

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	'''Capacitor:''' Machines cannot expend Willpower. Instead, they utilize Charge (see below)		'''Capacitor:''' Machines cannot expend Willpower. Instead, they utilize Charge (see below)
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	===Shells===		===Shells===
	A machine is a combination of software and hardware; while their consciousness exists as data stored in a quantum drive, AI's settle in to the body they inhabit. Their original function and early experiences leave a mark that can never be fully erased. The following shell types represent broad archetypes, and are further differentiated by Manufacture.		A machine is a combination of software and hardware; while their consciousness exists as data stored in a quantum drive, AI's settle in to the body they inhabit. Their original function and early experiences leave a mark that can never be fully erased. The following shell types represent broad archetypes, and are further differentiated by Manufacture.
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	====Toolbox====		====Toolbox====

	Not all shells are easy to classify. Some are so grotesquely specialized, or equipped with oddball hardware, that they fail to fit into any of the other categories. Janitor/Mechanics, Snipers, chimney sweeps, Any machine intended for a specific task or with an unusual combination of capabilities could be represented by the Toolbox shell		Not all shells are easy to classify. Some are so grotesquely specialized, or equipped with oddball hardware, that they fail to fit into any of the other categories. Janitor/Mechanics, Snipers, chimney sweeps, Any machine intended for a specific task or with an unusual combination of capabilities could be represented by the Toolbox shell

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	*'''Favored Applications:''' Hardening, Overcharge<br/>		*'''Favored Applications:''' Hardening, Overcharge<br/>
	*'''Big McLargehuge:''' Brutes gain the Giant merit for free. If they so choose, they may pay to take the Giant merit a 2nd time, increasing their size to 7.<br/>		*'''Big McLargehuge:''' Brutes gain the Giant merit for free. If they so choose, they may pay to take the Giant merit a 2nd time, increasing their size to 7.<br/>
	~~----~~

	===Manufacture===		===Manufacture===

	Shell classification is further split by the manufacture of the machine; the grade of its components, and the sector it was intended to function within. Each Manufacture grants a bonus Favored Application. Favored Applications that “double” decrease the cost to purchase dots by 1 experience (minimum 1).		Shell classification is further split by the manufacture of the machine; the grade of its components, and the sector it was intended to function within. Each Manufacture grants a bonus Favored Application. Favored Applications that “double” decrease the cost to purchase dots by 1 experience (minimum 1).

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	===Technopath===		===Technopath===

	Machines have an augmented ability to interact with other technology. Where humans must fumble with keys, buttons, and screens, a Machine can plug directly into a system, or access it remotely. But wi-fi hotspots are in short supply in the post-apocalypse, and most of a robot's complex networking components are useless.		Machines have an augmented ability to interact with other technology. Where humans must fumble with keys, buttons, and screens, a Machine can plug directly into a system, or access it remotely. But wi-fi hotspots are in short supply in the post-apocalypse, and most of a robot's complex networking components are useless.

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	==Merits==		==Merits==

	''Alternate Costs:'' Machines may purchase Ambidexterity at any time, for 2 dots instead of 3. Other Merits available at character creation only could be obtained by machine characters after this point, but only by ST permission, and possibly at increased cost.		''Alternate Costs:'' Machines may purchase Ambidexterity at any time, for 2 dots instead of 3. Other Merits available at character creation only could be obtained by machine characters after this point, but only by ST permission, and possibly at increased cost.

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	*(See the Mirrors: Bleeding Edge PDF. Google it)		*(See the Mirrors: Bleeding Edge PDF. Google it)
	Machines may take plugins in the same manner as human characters. Machines may use Charge to activate plugins instead of Willpower, and in fact may not use Willpower to activate a plugin until they reach spark 3, and have an upper limit on how effective these Plugins can be.		Machines may take plugins in the same manner as human characters. Machines may use Charge to activate plugins instead of Willpower, and in fact may not use Willpower to activate a plugin until they reach spark 3, and have an upper limit on how effective these Plugins can be.


	==Glitches==		==Glitches==
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	==Catalog==		==Catalog==

	===Accessories===		===Accessories===
	A Self-adding Program is incredibly adaptable, able to learn and improvise to perform its tasks more efficiently. It is also very expensive, and thus robots with less demanding jobs were manufactured with a traditional hard-coded AI. While remarkably advanced, drone-level AIs lack this adaptability. Accessories serve as minions for players, and also as cannon fodder for antagonists.		A Self-adding Program is incredibly adaptable, able to learn and improvise to perform its tasks more efficiently. It is also very expensive, and thus robots with less demanding jobs were manufactured with a traditional hard-coded AI. While remarkably advanced, drone-level AIs lack this adaptability. Accessories serve as minions for players, and also as cannon fodder for antagonists.
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	===Network Armory===		===Network Armory===

	'''Coilguns''' have existed in principle since the first half of the 20th century, but until materials technology became sufficiently advanced, they remained impractical as military weapons. Allellerating a magnetized projectile along a series of electroconductive coils, the weapon requres no direct contact, has minimal moving parts, and maintains a continuous rate of fire.		'''Coilguns''' have existed in principle since the first half of the 20th century, but until materials technology became sufficiently advanced, they remained impractical as military weapons. Allellerating a magnetized projectile along a series of electroconductive coils, the weapon requres no direct contact, has minimal moving parts, and maintains a continuous rate of fire.

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	\| Railgun (solid shot) \|\| 5 \|\| 200/400/800 \|\| 5 \|\| 3 \|\| 3 \|\| AP 3		\| Railgun (solid shot) \|\| 5 \|\| 200/400/800 \|\| 5 \|\| 3 \|\| 3 \|\| AP 3
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	\| ~~Railgon~~ (submunition) \|\| 5 \|\| 20/40/80 \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| AP 1, 9-again		\| Railgun (submunition) \|\| 5 \|\| 20/40/80 \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| AP 1, 9-again
	\|}		\|}

	==Cyberspace==		==Cyberspace==

	Machines have an enhanced ability to interact with electronic systems. While they can (and usually do) work with human-level interfaces, they are capable of splicing their consciousness directly into a computer capable of handling the procedure. This includes other machines and large, stationary systems or building-wide networks. Machines without the Data Cable merit require a tedious process of opening up their case and finding the proper plugs. The subsequent activities are represented as a jaunt into Cyberspace.		Machines have an enhanced ability to interact with electronic systems. While they can (and usually do) work with human-level interfaces, they are capable of splicing their consciousness directly into a computer capable of handling the procedure. This includes other machines and large, stationary systems or building-wide networks. Machines without the Data Cable merit require a tedious process of opening up their case and finding the proper plugs. The subsequent activities are represented as a jaunt into Cyberspace.

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	Disc check: +2 on Perception tests, +1 to defense		Disc check: +2 on Perception tests, +1 to defense

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Manufacture

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	===Manufacture===		===Manufacture===

	Shell classification is further split by the manufacture of the machine; the grade of its components, and the sector it was intended to function within. Each Manufacture grants a bonus Favored Application. Favored Applications that “double” decrease the cost to purchase dots by 1 ~~step~~ (~~new dots x4 instead of x5~~)		Shell classification is further split by the manufacture of the machine; the grade of its components, and the sector it was intended to function within. Each Manufacture grants a bonus Favored Application. Favored Applications that “double” decrease the cost to purchase dots by 1 experience (minimum 1).

	====Civilian====		====Civilian====

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The Machine Template

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	'''Robots are not to be Trusted:''' machines have little traction against humans ill-disposed towards them. Persuade, Socialize, and Empathy tests made by machines regarding humans suffer the “1s eat successes” curse of OldWoD. Humans accustomed to the company of machines are not subject to this effect.		'''Robots are not to be Trusted:''' machines have little traction against humans ill-disposed towards them. Persuade, Socialize, and Empathy tests made by machines regarding humans suffer the “1s eat successes” curse of OldWoD. Humans accustomed to the company of machines are not subject to this effect.

	'''Hard Drive:''' Machines begin play with the Eidetic Memory merit for free.		'''Hard Drive:''' Machines begin play with the Eidetic Memory merit for free. Also, Machines may purchase Area of Expertise multiple times, each time applying it to a different specialty.

	'''~~Focused Specialist~~:''' Machines ~~may purchase successive Specialties, which stack up to 3.~~		'''Capacitor:''' Machines cannot expend Willpower. Instead, they utilize Charge (see below)

	~~'''Limited~~ Willpower~~:''' With limited experience to draw upon, Machines are initially constrained by the capabilities of their hardware~~. ~~While they possess Willpower~~, they ~~may not spend it to increase dice pools or defenses until they increase in Spark.~~
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	===Shells===		===Shells===
	A machine is a combination of software and hardware; while their consciousness exists as data stored in a quantum drive, AI's settle in to the body they inhabit. Their original function and early experiences leave a mark that can never be fully erased. The following shell types represent broad archetypes, and are ~~futher~~ differentiated by Manufacture.		A machine is a combination of software and hardware; while their consciousness exists as data stored in a quantum drive, AI's settle in to the body they inhabit. Their original function and early experiences leave a mark that can never be fully erased. The following shell types represent broad archetypes, and are further differentiated by Manufacture.

	====Scout====		====Scout====
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	*'''Favored Attributes:''' Dexterity, Resolve,<br/>		*'''Favored Attributes:''' Dexterity, Resolve,<br/>
	*'''Favored Applications:''' Overclock, Cloaking<br/>		*'''Favored Applications:''' Overclock, Cloaking<br/>
	*'''Small:''' Scouts ~~are size 4~~.		*'''Small:''' Scouts start with the Small Framed merit.
	*'''Quick:''' Scouts ~~may purchase the merits~~ Fleet of Foot ~~and Fast Reflexes for 1/2 price~~.		*'''Quick:''' Scouts start with one dot in Fleet of Foot.
	*'''Stabilized:''' for the strength requirements of weapons, a Scout's strength counts as 1 higher.<br/>		*'''Stabilized:''' for the strength requirements of weapons, a Scout's strength counts as 1 higher.<br/>
	*'''Ranger:''' gain a free Specialty in Stealth or Athletics.<br/>		*'''Ranger:''' gain a free Specialty in Stealth or Athletics.<br/>
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	*'''Favored Attributes:''' Stamina, Composure<br/>		*'''Favored Attributes:''' Stamina, Composure<br/>
	*'''Favored Applications:''' Hardening, Cloaking<br/>		*'''Favored Applications:''' Hardening, Cloaking<br/>
	*'''Armored:''' Your 1/1 automatic armor stacks with/enhances any subsequent worn armor. The Integrated Armor merit costs 1 less ~~XP/new dot~~.		*'''Armored:''' Your 1/1 automatic armor stacks with/enhances any subsequent worn armor. The Integrated Armor merit costs 1 less Experience.

	====Toolbox====		====Toolbox====
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	*'''Favored Attributes:''' Wits, Strength, Composure<br/>		*'''Favored Attributes:''' Wits, Strength, Composure<br/>
	*'''Favored Application:''' Pick 1 at character creation.<br/>		*'''Favored Application:''' Pick 1 at character creation.<br/>
	*'''Purpose:''' gain ~~two identical~~ bonus ~~specialties in~~ a ~~single skill~~. This skill must ~~be related~~ to ~~the machine~~'s ~~Purpose~~ or ~~otherwise linked to character background, subject to GM fiat~~.		*'''Purpose:''' gain the Area of Expertise merit to one skill specialty. This iteration of Area of Expertise provides a +3 bonus instead of a +2. This skill must pertain to your shell's original function or purpose.

	====Datastore====		====Datastore====
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	*'''Favored Attributes:''' Intelligence, Composure<br/>		*'''Favored Attributes:''' Intelligence, Composure<br/>
	*'''Favored Applications:''' Technopath, Analysis<br/>		*'''Favored Applications:''' Technopath, Analysis<br/>
	*'''All The Terabytes:''' You may purchase the Encyclopedic Knowledge merit ~~at any time~~ for ½ the normal price.<br/>		*'''All The Terabytes:''' You may purchase the Encyclopedic Knowledge merit for ½ the normal price, and may purchase it for multiple skills.<br/>
	*'''I was programmed to be an Expert in this subject:''' gain one free specialty in Science, Academics, Craft, Medicine, or Computers.		*'''I was programmed to be an Expert in this subject:''' gain one free specialty in Science, Academics, Craft, Medicine, or Computers.

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	*'''Favored Attributes:''' Strength, Wits<br/>		*'''Favored Attributes:''' Strength, Wits<br/>
	*'''Favored Applications:''' Hardening, Overcharge<br/>		*'''Favored Applications:''' Hardening, Overcharge<br/>
	*'''Big McLargehuge:''' Brutes gain the Giant merit for free. If they so choose, they may pay to take the Giant merit a 2nd time.<br/>		*'''Big McLargehuge:''' Brutes gain the Giant merit for free. If they so choose, they may pay to take the Giant merit a 2nd time, increasing their size to 7.<br/>
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	*'''Familiarity:''' Civilian-grade shells do not suffer from the OldWoD curse regarding Empathy or situations that involve "reading" human behavior rather than directly influencing them.		*'''Familiarity:''' Civilian-grade shells do not suffer from the OldWoD curse regarding Empathy or situations that involve "reading" human behavior rather than directly influencing them.
	*'''Open-Source:''' Start with one bonus Specialty in a social or mental skill.		*'''Open-Source:''' Start with one bonus Specialty in a social or mental skill.
	*'''Three-Laws Compliant:''' Civilian shells are heavily conditioned to respect humans. Allowing a human to come to harm ~~counts~~ as ~~one step more serious of~~ a ~~“sin” on any morality tracking system~~. ~~Simply~~ disobeying ~~the direct orders of~~ a human ~~counts as~~ a ~~level-7 infraction. Civilian robots are still free to disregard these laws; they just feel bad about doing so~~.		*'''Three-Laws Compliant:''' Civilian shells are heavily conditioned to respect humans. Allowing a human to come to harm is likely to count as a Break. For sheltered machines with particularly delicate sensibilities, even disobeying a human's direct order might constitute a Break.

	====Military====		====Military====
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	*'''Bonus Application:''' Overcharge		*'''Bonus Application:''' Overcharge
	*'''Easy Repair:''' repairers gain 9-again on Crafts tests to repair shell.		*'''Easy Repair:''' repairers gain 9-again on Crafts tests to repair shell.
	*'''Loader''' gain ~~the Strong Back merit for free.~~		*'''Loader''' Industrial machines gain a +2 bonus on strength-based tests to move heavy objects
	*'''Impeded Interaction:''' lose 10-again on social skill tests.		*'''Impeded Interaction:''' lose 10-again on social skill tests.

	====Networked====		====Networked====
	*'''Bonus Application:''' None		*'''Bonus Application:''' None
	*'''Synth-Muscle:''' gain +1 dot to a physical attribute~~. This dot is added before attributes are allocated~~.		*'''Synth-Muscle:''' gain +1 dot to a physical attribute.
	*'''Fringe Tech:''' repairers lose 10-again on rolls to remove damage or upgrade Networked shells.		*'''Fringe Tech:''' repairers lose 10-again on rolls to remove damage or upgrade Networked shells.
	*'''Severed:''' ~~begin play with the Severed condition.~~ You suffer -1 to a Social attribute (this cannot reduce the attribute below 1)~~, and must select a social or mental flaw at character creation~~.		*'''Severed:''' You suffer -1 to a Social attribute (this cannot reduce the attribute below 1).
	*'''Evolved:''' You may purchase Plugins for ~~3/4 the normal cost~~.		*'''Evolved:''' You may purchase Plugins for one less experience (minimum 1).

	==Spark==		==Spark==

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Summary

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	But these rules are also a toolkit, not necessarily tied to the verdant post-apocalypse of the Lost Future. The Storyteller system is broad enough to run classic Cyberpunk or Space Opera if the fancy takes you, and this writer isn't going to veto a near-future WoD game of Vampires vs Robots.		But these rules are also a toolkit, not necessarily tied to the verdant post-apocalypse of the Lost Future. The Storyteller system is broad enough to run classic Cyberpunk or Space Opera if the fancy takes you, and this writer isn't going to veto a near-future WoD game of Vampires vs Robots.

	Machine characters fall somewhere between vanilla humans and WoD supernaturals in power-level~~, roughly equivalent to Hunters~~. They are resilient and highly adept in a few specific fields, but dependent on a technological infrastructure. They cannot heal damage to their shells without direct intervention, and some jobs need a 2nd person to do properly. A part can only be repaired so many times before it must be replaced with a spare, and the default assumption is that Machines will have to pick through dumps and ruins to keep themselves running.		Machine characters fall somewhere between vanilla humans and WoD supernaturals in power-level. They are resilient and highly adept in a few specific fields, but dependent on a technological infrastructure. They cannot heal damage to their shells without direct intervention, and some jobs need a 2nd person to do properly. A part can only be repaired so many times before it must be replaced with a spare, and the default assumption is that Machines will have to pick through dumps and ruins to keep themselves running.

	The applications are also slightly toned down compared to, say, Vampire disciplines. And as emergent sentients, machines can initially reach only so much expertise in a broad field, however much they specialize in a single subject.		The applications are also slightly toned down compared to, say, Vampire disciplines. And as emergent sentients, machines can initially reach only so much expertise in a broad field, however much they specialize in a single subject.

	Robots also suffer a hefty social penalty when dealing with many humans. Their own lack of emotional maturity or understanding of human behavior means that they often put their feet in their mouth~~, metaphorically speaking~~. And that's before one factors in the unease, resentment, fear, or outright hatred that humans may harbor themselves.		Robots also suffer a hefty social penalty when dealing with many humans. Their own lack of emotional maturity or understanding of human behavior means that they often put their feet in their mouth or fail to read situations correctly. And that's before one factors in the unease, resentment, fear, or outright hatred that humans may harbor themselves.

	==The Machine Template==		==The Machine Template==

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	\| Railgon (submunition) \|\| 5 \|\| 20/40/80 \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| AP 1, 9-again		\| Railgon (submunition) \|\| 5 \|\| 20/40/80 \|\| - \|\| - \|\| - \|\| AP 1, 9-again
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			==Cyberspace==

			Machines have an enhanced ability to interact with electronic systems. While they can (and usually do) work with human-level interfaces, they are capable of splicing their consciousness directly into a computer capable of handling the procedure. This includes other machines and large, stationary systems or building-wide networks. Machines without the Data Cable merit require a tedious process of opening up their case and finding the proper plugs. The subsequent activities are represented as a jaunt into Cyberspace.

			Cyberspace utilizes "spirit world" mechanisms, and allows machine characters to reassemble and retrieve lost or encrypted data, break through insurmountable firewalls, or other tasks that would baffle the most tech-savvy human operator.

			Machines in Cyberspace have 3 stats (taking the highest of their Mental or Social attribute) Power, Finesse, and Resistance. They have a Integrity equal to Power+Resistance, Defense and Initiative equal to their Finesse, and Speed equal to Power+Finesse. They may use a number of scripts equal to their Spark, but only one script may be used at a time. Switching active Scripts is a minor action.

			===Profiles===
			profiles differentiate Machines rather like Shells, describing the form their avatars take within Cyberspace.

			Hulking: +2 to integrity

			Svelte: +2 initiative

			Sprinter: +1 speed, +1 to defense

			Cherub: -1 to Power, Finesse, and Resistance, run an additional Script

			Terror: expend 2 minor actions for 1 quick action.

			===Scripts===
			Scripts are the cyberspace representations of programs like viruses, firewalls, and so on. GMs can default to hollywood hacking tropes to come up with interesting scripts. They all functionally add to dice pools and allow the use of skills within Cyberspace

			Proxy Code: grants camouflage, augmenting the use of Stealth by +2

			Worm: manifests as a sword, adding +2 to melee attacks

			Virus: manifests as a projectile weapon, allowing for a Finesse-based ranged attack at +1

			Firewall: reduce all incoming damage by 1

			Disc check: +2 on Perception tests, +1 to defense

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Glitches

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	==Glitches==		==Glitches==
	Machine AIs grow and expand based on experience. Not all these experiences are pleasant, and most machines lack the emotional maturity to properly work through traumatic events that an adult human would shake off. Machines are encouraged to select a mental or emotional flaw at character creation. Behavior Blind is ~~particularly~~ prevalent among fresh-out-of-the-box machines, and Industrial models are prone to Aloof. Corrupted memory files (Amnesia) are also common.		Machine AIs grow and expand based on experience. Not all these experiences are pleasant, and most machines lack the emotional maturity to properly work through traumatic events that an adult human would shake off. Machines are encouraged to select a mental or emotional flaw at character creation. Most existing flaws can also apply to machines, but the following additional disorders are particularly suited to them. Behavior Blind is prevalent among fresh-out-of-the-box machines, and Industrial models are prone to Aloof. Corrupted memory files (Amnesia) are also common. Like other flaws, players gain the bonus XP when the flaw is properly roleplayed, especially if to the character's detriment.

	'''Fixation:''' you are obsessed with some hobby, behavior, or subject, such as 20th century film or Nu Metal, unrelated to your original function. You will go out of your way to acquire/experience/talk about said subject, sometimes at personal cost.		'''Fixation:''' you are obsessed with some hobby, behavior, or subject, such as 20th century film or Nu Metal, unrelated to your original function. You will go out of your way to acquire/experience/talk about said subject, sometimes at personal cost.
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	'''Pinocchio Syndrome:''' you really want to be human, or at least be accepted by them. You might attempt social interaction with humans at every opportunity (often a bad idea), or insist on maintaining pointless human mannerisms that irritate other machines. Not being "real" gnaws at you constantly.		'''Pinocchio Syndrome:''' you really want to be human, or at least be accepted by them. You might attempt social interaction with humans at every opportunity (often a bad idea), or insist on maintaining pointless human mannerisms that irritate other machines. Not being "real" gnaws at you constantly.

	'''Terminator''': Animals hate the shit out of you. Dogs bark, cats hiss and piss on you, birds mob you, and if you were to ever encounter a shark...well, just be glad they're aquatic. ~~Maybe you're sending out an irritating ultrasonic whine, who knows?~~		'''Terminator''': Animals hate the shit out of you. Dogs bark, cats hiss and piss on you, birds mob you, and if you were to ever encounter a shark...well, just be glad they're aquatic.

	'''Severed''': you've been freed from the collective, but stray chunks of Network programming still lurk inside your psyche. You behave oddly around Network machines and installations, exhibiting involuntary fascinations and yearnings, or are provoked into reckless rage.		'''Severed''': you've been freed from the collective, but stray chunks of Network programming still lurk inside your psyche. You behave oddly around Network machines and installations, exhibiting involuntary fascinations and yearnings, or are provoked into reckless rage.