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:Unique Program: 5cyth3.exe - 2d10 + target's Integration - Melee | :Unique Program: 5cyth3.exe - 2d10 + target's Integration - Melee | ||
* With an infinite Integration, Reaper.exe has no conventional corruption limit. Any corruption exceeding 50 freezes up the program, however, as it struggles to decide if it is foreign code in the present system. It is then that it can be removed, but only to be forced upon a new website or node. | * With an infinite Integration, Reaper.exe has no conventional corruption limit. Any corruption exceeding 50 freezes up the program, however, as it struggles to decide if it is foreign code in the present system. It is then that it can be removed, but only to be forced upon a new website or node, where it will eventually unfreeze. | ||
==Minor Virii== | ==Minor Virii== | ||
Revision as of 21:47, 25 February 2009
Hostile Programs
Reaper.exe
Reaper.exe was a program originally created to delete the first virus, the legendary but mostly harmless Creeper. When the internet was born, however, both were trapped with the Olds of ARPANET and have grown similarly mad. Whereas the Creeper has become a mischevious trickster, Reaper.exe has taken its purpose to a fanatical extreme, seeking to delete any and all foreign code from every system it infests and claims -- this includes Cybers and our human heroes, putting Reaper.exe in a dangerously neutral ground.
- Integration - ∞
- Interface - 6
- Power - 8
- Capacity - 2
- Data Scanning - 4
- Firewall - 0
- Unique Program: 5cyth3.exe - 2d10 + target's Integration - Melee
- With an infinite Integration, Reaper.exe has no conventional corruption limit. Any corruption exceeding 50 freezes up the program, however, as it struggles to decide if it is foreign code in the present system. It is then that it can be removed, but only to be forced upon a new website or node, where it will eventually unfreeze.