Nano bots, or nano chemestry?Mrhappyface 2 said:Where's the nano augmentation? I want to be like JC!
I'll admit I'm not up to speed on the difference there, but I'm pretty shure there is one.
thanks for feedback and vite
Nano bots, or nano chemestry?Mrhappyface 2 said:Where's the nano augmentation? I want to be like JC!
Seconded. Mechanical augmentation is for wimps.crudus said:Bio. Fuck getting my ass beaten by an EMP.
Dude... you've given this some thought!The3Apocalypses said:Biomods, any day, every day
WALL OF TEXT
So yes, I do prefer the biological modifications...
even though I'm considering a bit of sci-fi setting, you might want to read up on nano-tube technology. We're almost at the self-replacing metals alreadybarash said:Bio, unless we get self-replicating metals (for automatic self-repair). If we get that, then mix n'match.
say no more, I think I know of which part you think of...flaming_squirrel said:there are bits that would probably be best kept fleshy...
A SPORK! Every swiss-army knife should have one!T-Bone24 said:I'd like a robot arm/hand. That would be so awesome, all the different attachments! Like, a whisk, or a glass, or cutlery, or a grappling hook, or a drill... the possibilities are endless!
Any aestetic or moral reasons? Just like the fleshy feel? (just being curious :3)Ekonk said:I'd go full bio if mix 'n match wasn't available.