b]Q: [/b] Can riggers get access to hot-sim with the sim module installed in the remote control or maybe in their RCC?
I'd just use the hot-sim modification on the commlink table on p. 439: +4F Availability and +250¥.
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Linking a device to your DNI
The book mentions "to have a direct neural interface to the linked device", but I can't find any information about how you link a device with your DNI.
DNI isn't a link per se, it's a method of input and output with your gear, like voice command, keyboard, or mouse. As long as your devices can access whatever's giving you DNI (usually wireless, but you can run a data cable from a datajack if you like), you've got DNI control.
So...
How do you do it?
How long time does it take?
What is the max number of devices you can link to your DNI at any given moment?
Do you need to be the owner of the device in order to link it?
Is slaving a device to your commlink (where your sim module is located) the same thing as linking it to your DNI?
Get something that gives you DNI.
Not long.
There isn't one.
It's not really a link, per se.
No.
Question on Armor Modification stacking...in 5E encumbrance has changed so that a character could, for example, wear a synthetic leather duster (AR = 4, therefore capacity 4 for mods) with an Armor Jacket (AR=12, therefore capacity 12 for mods) without penalty - which is a reasonable case of stacking armor. Let's say they put 6 insulation & 6 nonconductivity in the vest and 4 fire resistance in the duster. In a Resist Damage roll they would only count the higher of the two, so AR 12 from the vest. If they were up against a Red Hot Nuke sporting a Flame Thrower, would they still get the Fire Resistance from the duster which is not factoring into the physical damage resistance roll?
If this does not work...what is a reasonable explanation for it rather then "it's against the rules"? Or on the flip side...how to best deal with abusers?
It's the "highest piece," not the highest rating. If you want to use the fire resistance, you've got to use the duster's Armor rating, too. Also, if your GM catches you wearing a duster and a jacket, she's well within a rational basis to impose penalties or even assess fatigue damage as a consequence.
b]Q: [/b] Can you use Thermographic vision at the same time as you use Low-light vision?
There's no rule against it, and I wouldn't imagine it's difficult for image processing software to build a composite image for you.
Q: A drone can have Autosofts+Cyberprograms.
- Can it run the same Cyberprograms as an RCC can run, as listed on page 269?
- Are these the only Cyberprograms an RCC and a Drone can run?
- Can the RCC share not just Autosofts but also Cyberprograms, or would you have to independently install the Cyberprograms on the Drones as well?
- If the latter, that means they do not count for the condition that a drone must not run any autosofts itself to share autosofts, correct?
- Yep.
- No, just the useful ones.
- p. 270.
- n/a