[Ultratech] Citizen-grade cyberware?

WaterAndWindSpirit · 04-16-2017, 01:41 PM

Well, I'd consider getting cybernetics if the following conditions are met:

1) Manageable surgery risk (each person has their own threshold).
2) Manageable maintenance requirements (Both in "fuel cost" and time spend getting someone to tinker with my cyberware. If I have to buy 500 euros worth of batteries every month, I'll pass. If maintenance is more than a few hours once a month, I'll pass)
3) Good enough advantages for cybertech compared to regular things.

A chip that acts as an ID card, Credit Card, and every official documents I might want to show officials (driver's license, security clearances, and so on) I would definitely get since I won't get in trouble with the police because I forgot my driver's license at home or couldn't show my ID card because I forgot it, and a credit card that can't be stolen from me is good too. Else, I'll do the calculations on a case by case basis based on what utility and risks/annoyances cybertech will bring me.

04-16-2017, 01:41 PM	#34
WaterAndWindSpirit Join Date: Oct 2014	Re: [Ultratech] Citizen-grade cyberware? Well, I'd consider getting cybernetics if the following conditions are met: 1) Manageable surgery risk (each person has their own threshold). 2) Manageable maintenance requirements (Both in "fuel cost" and time spend getting someone to tinker with my cyberware. If I have to buy 500 euros worth of batteries every month, I'll pass. If maintenance is more than a few hours once a month, I'll pass) 3) Good enough advantages for cybertech compared to regular things. A chip that acts as an ID card, Credit Card, and every official documents I might want to show officials (driver's license, security clearances, and so on) I would definitely get since I won't get in trouble with the police because I forgot my driver's license at home or couldn't show my ID card because I forgot it, and a credit card that can't be stolen from me is good too. Else, I'll do the calculations on a case by case basis based on what utility and risks/annoyances cybertech will bring me.