You claimed I said it was solely different syringes and medicines. I never did. I made abundantly clear that it was more than that. On the other hand, the medkit descriptions all go 'all of the above + <....>' so going you're adding a few things' is a decent summary if short. Plus you talked about what you expected the differences were. But there is no expectation if you know what they say, so your phrasing suggested you did not know the contents of different levels of medkits yourself.
When you said, "
All you're doing is adding a few more specialized things to your box. Why would adding some syringes, special medicines and such be impossible to do?", I interpreted "and such" to be related to
special medicines and syringes that you had specifically mentioned. That's how I read your statement. As I already stated in my last post, I apologize if I misunderstood you. Furthermore, you asked
"impossible to do", which I never said it would be, hence my request that you read my OP.
Now, as for why I used the word "expectation", it is simple. When someone asks me why I think something in the book is "odd", I will comment on the
contrast between what I would
expect to be printed relative to what
is printed. I was commenting that since the size different between a Rating 3 and a Rating 4 is so distinct, and the differences involves an upgrade in software, my expectation would be that the higher rating software involves a larger industrial designed casing to hold the expanded footprint, that the additional material components need more space, and that the larger storage capacity would also require a package more along the lines of a handheld case. If it was easily fit into a smaller package, then I wouldn't have expected Rating 4+ to be so large, necessarily. Hence, why I find it "odd",
from my own personal point of viewYou should report any posts that you feel violate the rules of this site, but constantly publicizing it is unnecessary.
And note, that while you may disagree with me, all of my posts have been clearly related to rules of shadowrun. Zeconster's post below is the very definition of off topic.
