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| *''Autor:'' {{Impressum|Paul Hume}}
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| *''Produktentwicklung:'' {{Impressum|Carl Sargent}}, {{Impressum|Michael Mulvihill}}
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| *''Lektorat FASA:'' Donna Ippolito, Sharon Turner Mulvihill, Diane Piron-Gelman, Robert "Brainiac" Cruz
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| *''Art Dircetor & Cover Design:'' Jim Nelson
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| *''Projektmanager:'' Joel Biske, Mark Ernst
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| *''Cover Artwork:'' {{Impressum|Darrell Anderson}}
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| *''Farbillustrationen:'' Darrel Anderson, {{Impressum|Joel Biske}}, Jim Nelson
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| *''Layout der Farbseiten:'' Mark Ernst, Jim Nelson
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| *''Illustratoren:'' Darrell Anderson, {{Impressum|Peter Bergting}}, Joel Biske, Mike Jackson, Jeff Laubenstein, Jim Nelson
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| *''Layout:'' Mark Ernst
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| '''Virtual Realities 2.0''' ist ein Regelwerk für die [[Meta:Zweite Edition|Zweite Edition]] von [[Meta:Shadowrun|Shadowrun]], das die Regeln für die [[Matrix]] vertieft. Es ersetzt den Vorgängerband "{{Qen|vr}}" der ersten Edition. Das Virtual Realities 2.0 führt unter anderem die [[Otaku]] als spielbare Charaktere ein und behandelt semi-autonome Knowbots und [[KI]]s. | | '''Virtual Realities 2.0''' ist ein Regelwerk für die [[Meta:Zweite Edition|Zweite Edition]] von [[Meta:Shadowrun|Shadowrun]], das die Regeln für die [[Matrix]] vertieft. Es ersetzt den Vorgängerband "{{Qen|vr}}" der ersten Edition. Das Virtual Realities 2.0 führt unter anderem die [[Otaku]] als spielbare Charaktere ein und behandelt semi-autonome Knowbots und [[KI]]s. |
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| Das Buch erschien im Dezember 1995 bei FASA in englischer Sprache. 2011 wurde es von Catalyst Game Labs als eBook im PDF-Format (Scan) erneut veröffentlicht. | | Das Buch erschien im Dezember 1995 bei FASA in englischer Sprache. 2011 wurde es von Catalyst Game Labs als eBook im PDF-Format (Scan) erneut veröffentlicht. |
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| ==Rückseitentext== | | ==Detailinformationen== |
| "There I was, standing next to Joe on the corner, when outta nowhere comes this overgrown [[troll]] riding the hugest Harley Scorpion I've ever seen, blastin' away from all three firmpoints. What really scared teh bejeezus outta me were his arms - coupla big chainsaws, buzzin' away like a hundred million wasps. He rode right up and sliced through Joe like a hot knife though butter! Joe flickered a bit, his face contorting into a pirmal scream, and disappeared. I hotfooted it back to the squat with the words, "Buy [[Mitsuhama]]" running through my brain - don't ask me why, "Then Joe's brother unhooked us from the [[Matrix]]...
| | *[[Quelle, en: Virtual Realities 2.0/Credits|Credits]] |
| | | *[[Quelle, en: Virtual Realities 2.0/Inhaltsverzeichnis|Inhaltsverzeichnis]] |
| ...AND THE REAL NIGHTMARE BEGAN."
| | *[[Quelle, en: Virtual Realities 2.0/Produktbeschreibung|Produktbeschreibung]] |
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| Virtual Realities 2.0 offers a complete overhaul of all the rules for running Shadowrun's worldwide computer network, the Matrix. New rules provide a faster-playing version of decking through the Net, update Shadowrun technology, and offer new equipment and equipment rules. This sourcebook also includes rules for playing [[otaku]], the mysterious technoshamans who seem to live in the Matrix, and offers the most current information about Matrix law and artificial intellidences. | |
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| Virtual Realities 2.0 replaces the Virtual Realities sourcebook. | |
| For use with Shadowrun, Second Edition.
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| ==Inhaltsverzeichnis==
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| *'''INTRODUCTION'''
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| *'''INTERLUDE 1: WELCOME TO THE MATRIX'''
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| *'''MATRIX 2.0'''
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| **'''Icons
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| **'''Grids and Hosts
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| ***Matrix Topology
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| **'''System Radngs'''
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| ***Security Rating
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| ***Subsystem Ratings
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| ***Rating Format
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| **'''Deck Radngs'''
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| ***Detection Factor
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| ***The Hacking Pool
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| **'''System Tests'''
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| **'''Security Tally'''
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| *INTERLUDE 2: THINGS TO COME
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| *'''GRIDS AND HOSTS'''
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| **'''Grids'''
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| ***[[RTG]]
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| ***[[LTG]]
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| ***Private LTGs
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| ***Jackpoints
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| ***Grid Security Tallies
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| ***System Operations on Grids
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| ***Satellite Links
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| **'''Hosts'''
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| ***Security Codes
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| ***Intrusion Difficulty
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| ***System Ratings
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| ***System Tricks
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| ***Passcodes
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| ***Host Networks
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| ***UV Hosts
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| *'''INTRUSION COUNTERMEASURES'''
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| **'''Proactive vs. Reactive'''
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| **'''Locating IC'''
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| **'''Crashing IC'''
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| ***Suppressing IC
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| **'''IC Ratings'''
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| **'''White IC'''
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| ***Cripplers
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| ***Killer
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| ***Data Bomb
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| ***Probe
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| ***Scramble
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| ***Tar Baby
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| **'''Grey IC'''
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| ***Blaster
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| ***Rippers
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| ***Sparky
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| ***Tar Pit
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| ***Worms
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| **'''Trace IC'''
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| ***Trace Factor
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| ***Hunt Cycle
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| ***Location Cycle
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| ***Defeating Trace IC
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| ***Trace Effects
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| ***Trap Trace
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| ***Trace on a Grid
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| **'''Black IC'''
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| ***Black IC in Combat
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| ***Lethal Black IC
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| ***Non-lethal Black IC
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| ***Psychotropic Black IC
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| ***Recovering from Psychotropic Effects
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| **'''IC Defensive Options'''
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| ***Armor Defense
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| ***Shield Defense
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| ***Shift Defense
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| **'''Trap IC'''
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| **'''Opdonal Rules'''
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| ***Cascading IC
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| ***Expert IC
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| ***Constructs
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| ***Party IC
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| **'''Host Shutdown'''
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| *'''INTERLUDE 3: SOTA IN FEAR'''
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| *'''MAPPING MATRICES'''
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| **'''System Access Nodes'''
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| **'''Security Sheaves'''
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| ***Trigger Steps
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| ***Alerts
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| ***Random IC Allocation
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| ***Caveats
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| **'''Host Reset'''
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| **'''What Hosts Do'''
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| ***[[Paydata]]
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| ***Slave Systems
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| ***Applications
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| **'''[[UMS]] and Sculpted Systems'''
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| ***Choosing a Metaphor
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| ***Effects of Sculpted Systems and Reality Filters
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| ***Mapping Sculpted Systems
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| *'''INTERLUDE 4: WORLDS OF THE MATRIX'''
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| *'''DECKERS'''
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| **'''Attributes'''
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| ***Skills
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| **'''The Persona'''
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| ***The MPCP
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| ***Persona Programs
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| **'''Optional Rule: Deck Modes'''
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| ***Default Mode
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| ***Bod Mode
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| ***Evasion Mode
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| ***Masking Mode
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| ***Sensor Mode
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| **'''Deckers and Tasks'''
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| ***Task Bonuses
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| ***Finishing Tasks
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| ***Health and Tasks
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| **'''Optional Rule: SOTA'''
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| ***SOTA Factor
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| ***Lifestyle and SOTA
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| ***Maintenance Costs
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| *'''ARCHETYPES'''
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| **'''Decker'''
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| **'''Elven Decker'''
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| *'''CYBERDECKS'''
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| **'''Constructing Decks'''
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| ***Task Descriptions
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| ***Cranial Cyberdecks
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| **'''Tools and Parts'''
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| ***Tools
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| ***Parts
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| **'''Upgrades'''
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| ***Optional Rule: Salvage
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| **'''MPCP'''
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| ***MPCP Upgrades
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| ***Reality Firters
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| ***MPCP Iconography
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| ***MCCP Construction
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| **'''PERSONA PROGRAMS'''
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| **'''PERSONA CONSTRUCTION'''
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| **'''Active Memory'''
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| **'''ASIST Interface'''
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| ***Control Interfaces
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| ***RAS Override
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| ***Tortoises
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| **'''Hardening'''
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| **'''ICCM Biofeedback filter'''
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| **'''I/O Speed'''
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| **'''Response Increase'''
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| **'''Satllnk Interface'''
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| **'''Storage Memory'''
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| **'''Miscellaneous Components'''
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| **'''Decks it la Carte'''
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| ***Package Discounts
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| **Optional Rule: Breadboarding'''
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| **Optional Rule: Commercial Conversions'''
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| **Optional Rule: Bandwidth'''
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| ***Icon Bandwidth
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| ***I/O Bandwidth
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| *'''CONTACT'''
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| **'''The Deckmeister'''
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| *'''LOCATION ARCHETYPE'''
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| **'''The Deck Shop'''
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| *'''PROGRAMS'''
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| **'''Source and Object Code'''
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| **'''Utilities'''
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| ***Operational Utilities
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| ***Special Utilities
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| ***Offensive Utilities
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| ***Defensive Utilities
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| **'''Programming'''
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| ***Program Ratings
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| ***Program Size
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| ***Programming Tools
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| **'''Optional Rule: Utility Options'''
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| ***Options and Size
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| ***Options and Ratings
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| ***Options and Cost
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| ***Area
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| ***Chaser
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| ***DINAB
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| ***Limit
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| ***One-Shot
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| ***Optimization
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| ***Penetration
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| ***Sensitive
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| ***Skulk
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| ***Squeeze
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| ***Targeting
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| **'''Command Sets'''
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| **'''Frames'''
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| ***Frame Core
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| ***Frame Loading
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| ***Running a Frame
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| ***Dumb Frames
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| ***Smart Frames
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| **'''Upgrading'''
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| **'''Buying Programs'''
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| *'''SYSTEM OPERATIONS'''
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| **'''Interrogations'''
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| **'''Ongoing Operations'''
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| **'''Monitored Operations'''
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| **'''Operations Descriptions'''
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| *'''CYBERCOMBAT'''
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| **'''Cybercombat Sequence'''
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| ***Subjective Time
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| **'''Initiative'''
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| ***Decker Initiative
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| ***IC Initiative
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| ***Other Programs
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| **'''Actions'''
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| ***Free Actions
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| ***Simple Actions
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| ***Complex Actions
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| ***Non-Combat Actions
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| **'''Initiating Combat'''
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| **'''Combat Maneuvers'''
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| ***Evade Detection
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| ***Parry Attack
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| ***Position Attack
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| **'''Resolving Attacks'''
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| ***Improvised Attacks
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| ***Icon Damage
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| ***Condition Monitors
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| ***Simsense Overload
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| ***Dump Shock
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| *'''HACKER HOUSE'''
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| **'''Persona Software and Firmware'''
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| ***MPCPs
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| ***Personaware Programs
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| ***Full Persona Suites
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| **'''Utilities'''
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| ***Operational Utilities
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| ***Special Utilities
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| ***Offensive Utilities
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| *'''MATRIX LAW'''
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| **'''Dataspace Jurisdictions'''
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| ***Public Dataspace
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| ***Government Dataspace
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| ***Corporate Dataspace
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| *'''[[Künstliche Intelligenz|ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE]]'''
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| **'''[[Semi-Autonome Knowbots|Semi-Autonomous Knowbots]]'''
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| ***SKs and Native Hosts
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| ***SK Ratings
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| ***Utility Pool
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| ***SK Response
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| ***Running an SK
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| **'''True AI'''
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| *'''THE OTAKU'''
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| **'''Becoming [[Otaku]]'''
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| ***The [[Tiefenresonanz|Deep Resonance]]
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| **'''Building an Otaku'''
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| ***Allocating Attributes
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| ***Allocating Skills
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| ***Allocating Resources
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| ***Programming Days
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| **'''Living Persona'''
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| ***Enhanced Attributes
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| ***Response
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| ***Armor/Hardening
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| **'''Complex Forms'''
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| ***[[Sprite]]s
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| ***Otaku and the SOTA
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| **'''Otaku and Damage'''
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| **'''Playing an Otaku'''
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| ***Cyberadept or Technoshaman?
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| **'''Mystery of the Otaku'''
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| ***What's Really Going On?
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| *'''MATRIX HOT SPOTS'''
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| **'''[[Ares Macrotechnology]]'''
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| **'''Shiseki-Gumo'''
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| **'''Federal Records'''
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| *'''APPENDIX'''
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| **'''Goods and Services'''
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| **'''Reference Tables'''
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| **'''Cyberdeck Record Sheet'''
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| **'''Cyberdeck Construction Worksheet'''
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| **'''Programming Worksheet'''
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| *'''INDEX'''
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| | Cover
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| **Veröffentlichung: August 2011 | | **Veröffentlichung: August 2011 |
| **Nummer: E-FAS7904 | | **Nummer: E-FAS7904 |
| **Dateigröße: 44.62 MB | | **Dateigröße: 44.62 MB |
| **Dateiformat: PDF | | **Dateiformat: PDF |
| **Ursprünglicher Preis: 7,50 $ | | **Ursprünglicher Preis: 7,50 $ |
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| *[http://watermark.drivethrustuff.com/pdf_previews/64107-sample.pdf Preview auf DriveThru RPG] (PDF) | | *[http://watermark.drivethrustuff.com/pdf_previews/64107-sample.pdf Preview auf DriveThru RPG] (PDF) |
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| | {{DEFAULTSORT:Virtual Realities 2.0}} |
| {{KatSort|cat=Quellen|Regelwerke|Englisch|Zweite Edition|FASA Corporation|1995}} | | {{KatSort|cat=Quellen|Regelwerke|Englisch|Zweite Edition|FASA Corporation|1995}} |
