Some selected quotes from some of the topics.
[quoting==Creux]
I would like to see cyberware being a much more modular affair, I think the approach with eyes and ears need to be replicated with the other areas. I would say that you shouldn't have a pain editor, and a flash boost as separate modules, but as components in a bespoke cyber-spine. With the customizations being done on the spine as additional surgeries add modules to it. Possibly having a description being able to be added to each cyberware per part or upgrade installed. Cyber weapons could replace cyber limbs and vice versa.
Further I don't think there should be a such thing as invisible cyberware. I think it should all be obvious with physical affects that can be either crafted by a cyberdoc or chosen from a default template, and even possibly nano-gens should be obvious from incidental effects. It should be a lot more difficult to max out on Chrome and be a non-obvious cyborg.
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[quoting==Trey]
I agree that we need more cyberlimbs and other 'cosmetic cyber'. Possibly it could be part of the cloning process -- if you agree to come back with an artificial (no mechanical benefit but PDS hit) arm, your clone is cheaper since we have to regrow no flesh. Of course, that opens the door to the crazy economics of 'a body costs 5 kay', so I understand the difficult theme implications there. Still -- no cyberlimbs just doesn't feel that CP
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General consensus during an earlier topic from a few techies was more technical drugs and cyberware==Goooood thing. Not digging through logs to grab more examples though as this post is long enough.
Other people can add more to this was just trying to open this as a topic.
