Well what do you to be in the game...

a Spy a Soilder or a Hacker?

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Well for me to kick some a** i gotta be a soldier.

Well, I prefer to be more of a Jane-of-all-trades, if you will, so it looks like the "soldier" route would be the best for that. I hope to have skills that dip into the other two brackets, though...

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lol you spelled soldier wrong.

of course i whant to be a soldier, so i can do all the cool fighting things and bullet time.
but i will do some hacker (and mabey also spy things) in my skill box also. so i can shut down certain locks

I voted for soldier, but i want to be a kind of spy-soldier or something.... Like sam fisher in splinter cell...

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I would Have 2 B a Hacker so that I could lock gates n' stuff and only let my allies proceed ( I probably wont hav any )

agentchaim
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The Machine World Will Win!!
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hey man if you dont get any then i will be happy to be your allie when i get to know you in the game.

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i will be a allie

join the lone gunmen (were not a clan, but a movement, that seek balace between machine's and humans. and we fight against clans) click in the link in my sig (first one)
:smith:

Freddy Krueger

i'll have to think about it????? :confused:

agentchaim

I voted hacker, but if it was possible to develop other skills too, thats for me. I just think that technology can do more damage in a virtual world than virtual muscles, don't you?:PI :PI

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Well, I plan to specialise in Aikido (one of the martial arts skills of MXO), so I will probably choose Soldier, which is unfortunate, since I don't like the idea of being 'a soldier'. What's wrong with class-names like 'thinker' or 'psychologist'. Actually, I can think of a tech-tree for the latter..

'Analyse'
Your freudian knowledge of human/program personality allows you to rip information from a persons grasp
<Opens more options during conversations with NPC; mostly met with an unfriendly response.>
+ Knowledge (Gain: information in possesion of Target NPC)
- Reputation (Loose: 2d6 depending on NPC's level. If NPC's level higher than 8, or 4 levels higher than active NPC, Loose: 2d6 + 4. If PC has 'answer with question, penalty is reduced, loose: 2d6 + 4 - 3)

'Answer with a question'
You are able to lure even the greatest speaker into a mind-trap, and can easily prohobit yourself from leaking information. <always active>
+ Immune to 'Knowledge'

'Stare'
You can stare at people for minutes, making them feel uncomfortable, but more likely to divulge information afterwards.
<Activated through popup menu>
+ Persuasion
- Reputation (Loose: 1d4 depending on NPC's level. If NPC's level higher than 8, or 4 levels higher than active NPC, Loose: 2d6 + 1. If PC has 'answer with question, penalty is reduced, loose: 2d6 + 1 - 1)

'Speech'
You can talk for hours, with the only interuption an occasional gasp for air.
<Option in conversational menu, both PC, as NPC>
+ Reputation (Gain: 2d3 depending on NPC's level. If NPC's level higher than 8, or 4 levels higher than active NPC, Loose: 2d3 - 3. If PC has 'answer with question, penalty is reduced, loose: 2d6 - 1 + 2)
+ Confused -> target will be dazzled for one turn, and unable to respond to 'suprise action'. Suprise action can either be an option from the conversation menu, or an attack. When attacking in a friendly environment, 1d8 (7+8 are chances of NPC responding when NPC is 4 levels under active PC, or below level 4. If other, each level will add another diceside. 5 levels (6+7+8).



Mr U

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