"I'm not very good at those games. I wonder what else there is?"
Access the VR machine. Look at all the programs available. Go to one that's kinda...um...oh, just settle on the design program after looking at all the programs.
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Also, I love how PW shows his soft...or probably lenient side to Grate. Redact my fear of anything detailed happening to the kid in terms of wounds, I like him already.
Bwahaha, my plan is working!
And yeah, I just hadn't realized TCM was playing a girl.
You pull up tinker: it's a virtual worktable placed in the middle of an endless white expanse. It's got hovering monitors around it with lists of available materials and tools.
(Another addict is born)
Introduce self to more new people.
The other new person seems to be actively avoiding your gaze, happy waving, and gentle hugs.
Celeste closes her eyes and thinks for a moment. "Will the prosthetic have any kind of sensory input for touch?"
"It has a sense of pressure but not of pain or anything unpleasant like that. So you'll know if you're injured but it won't slow you down. "
Try doing the same thing with a manipulator 100 times, see if any patterns emerge in the equations given. Try doing another thing 100 times, see if equations change as a whole.
There doesn't seem to be any determinable pattern to any of it.
Charles asks the AM for psychological warfare advice.
"By that do you mean traditional psychological warfare, or do you mean using an amp to literally get inside someone's head and start punching their inner child in the stomach?"
((Who would have thought suicide was this hard.))
((Who would have thought immortality would be this inconvenient? ))
Try to find and examine power source and hidden features of mining exosuits in VR. If that fails, try to find something similar and make an educated guess.
Examine propulsion systems, interface, computing parts, "armor," and cameras that scout eyes and laser drones use.
Well the power source is just a box on the back that holds a generator. And it doesn't have hidden features anymore then a Forklift has a secret jetpack.
The propulsion for both are small rockets, something like
this. The interface for the laser drones and eyes are much the same, except the drones have more autonomous capabilities so they can be given orders and carry them out rather then having to be continuously piloted. Armor is minimal, just metal plating on the drones.
Done. What's next?
Wait for doc's answer.
"No you don't understand, the price has already been payed by all of us, you know how long we've been here, over 200 years, we are given the hope of returning home but, what's there for us to return too, death was all I could hope for, and I can't even have that, so let me end it, please."
Hold my hand out for the knife, if he doesn't give it to me just slam my head on the metal walls/floor, I can't do this anymore.
((Who would have thought suicide was this hard.))
Bruce keeps bashing his head against the ground, going through cycles of knocking himself out, healing and waking up and then knocking himself out again.
"He's not much fun, is he?" The Doctor says, glancing over to Renen.
"You're not making very good use of the gift I've given you. Most people would thank their lucky stars that I've made them much more capable of survival, pain or or not."