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Desekration
Deep Core Mining Inc.
Caldari State
#1 - 2013-03-26 22:17:30 UTC
WHY IS THIS NOT A FEATURE YET?
It's well past the year 23,000 B.C.E.
We should be able to lop off some or the vast majority of our body parts and replace them with mechadendrites and the like. Nothing quite like being liberated from your fleshy prison!
Luc Chastot
#2 - 2013-03-26 22:28:21 UTC
What? You are an immortal demigod. You don't exist in a body, why would you care about anything that happens to it? The only important part of the clone body we can modify now with implants.

Make it idiot-proof and someone will make a better idiot.

Unsuccessful At Everything
The Troll Bridge
#3 - 2013-03-26 22:39:50 UTC
Because transferring your consciousness hundreds of light years into another cloned body over and over again isnt futuristic enough....

Since the cessation of their usefulness is imminent, may I appropriate your belongings?

Grigori Annunaki
#4 - 2013-03-26 22:43:44 UTC
Because flesh is fun.
ShahFluffers
Ice Fire Warriors
#5 - 2013-03-26 23:15:23 UTC
Grigori Annunaki wrote:
Because flesh is fun.

and can't be fried with a single EMP. Blink
DataRunner Attor
Doomheim
#6 - 2013-03-27 03:59:52 UTC
ShahFluffers wrote:
Grigori Annunaki wrote:
Because flesh is fun.

and can't be fried with a single EMP. Blink



And totally expensive to replicate into a new body...

“Point out to me a person who has been harmed by an AFK cloaker and I will point out a person who has no business playing this game.”

Arronicus
State War Academy
Caldari State
#7 - 2013-03-27 05:11:30 UTC
Desekration wrote:

It's well past the year 23,000 B.C.E.


You do realize that as of 23,000 BCE, humans were hunter gatherers, with some areas doing basic agriculture and farming? 23,000 BCE was 25,000 Years ago, RL time, and far more than that, eve time.

B C E. Before Common Era. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Era

You may want to reduce the amount of Crash/Drop you are consuming.
Nihi Lismus
A Lone Wolf Inc.
#8 - 2013-03-27 07:27:41 UTC
Oh.... i have a few chars, which could use some implants *g*
Hakan MacTrew
Konrakas Forged
Solyaris Chtonium
#9 - 2013-03-27 08:48:59 UTC
The Cyberpunk RPG, (2013 and 2020, not the 203X pile of crap,) dealt with the lose of ones humanity, due to the removal of flesh and It's replacement by cybernetics, quite well.

If the OP is referring to augmented humans in the same vain as the Star Trek augs, then all I can say is "DUST".

Also, the Jove are an augmented species devoid of emotion and instinct who are dying.

Quite a few of the chronicles and the books mention cybernetics and gene therapy too.

So, yeah, I would say there is plenty of augmentation already.
Desekration
Deep Core Mining Inc.
Caldari State
#10 - 2013-03-27 21:19:58 UTC  |  Edited by: Desekration
Arronicus wrote:
Desekration wrote:

It's well past the year 23,000 B.C.E.


You do realize that as of 23,000 BCE, humans were hunter gatherers, with some areas doing basic agriculture and farming? 23,000 BCE was 25,000 Years ago, RL time, and far more than that, eve time.

B C E. Before Common Era. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Era

You may want to reduce the amount of Crash/Drop you are consuming.


While it IS well past the year 23,000 B.C.E., I actually meant C.E. (typo)
Thanks P

I'm not sure what Star Trek/DUST augs are like, but I'm talking about complete replacement of body parts with mechanical limbs.
Nariya Kentaya
Ministry of War
Amarr Empire
#11 - 2013-03-28 00:43:47 UTC
Desekration wrote:
Arronicus wrote:
Desekration wrote:

It's well past the year 23,000 B.C.E.


You do realize that as of 23,000 BCE, humans were hunter gatherers, with some areas doing basic agriculture and farming? 23,000 BCE was 25,000 Years ago, RL time, and far more than that, eve time.

B C E. Before Common Era. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Era

You may want to reduce the amount of Crash/Drop you are consuming.


While it IS well past the year 23,000 B.C.E., I actually meant C.E. (typo)
Thanks P

I'm not sure what Star Trek/DUST augs are like, but I'm talking about complete replacement of body parts with mechanical limbs.

You already have this, take off your clothes and look at your back in the character creator, a large chunk of your central nervous system is replaced with cybernetics.

this s all you need. your not some rough and rugged thug in the alley, your not a frontlines soldier, there is no reason for you to repalce bodyparts. as a capsuleer the majority of your time will be spent in your pod hooked up to your ship, efectively turining your whole body into an ORGANIC COMPUTER. any reaplced body aprts would only serve as a nuisance outside the pod for the few hours your not a goldfish/chicken-egg. not to mention the fact a capsuleer is expected to lsoe their entire body, alot, making cybernetics needlessly expensive and pointless.

lets not forget the fact that chopping off a limb adn replacing it with cybernetics carries the chances of rejection, rejection carrying a large chance for DEATH, the kind of death that could PERMANENTLY KILL a capsuleer
Hakan MacTrew
Konrakas Forged
Solyaris Chtonium
#12 - 2013-03-28 08:37:34 UTC
Desekration wrote:
Arronicus wrote:
Desekration wrote:

It's well past the year 23,000 B.C.E.


You do realize that as of 23,000 BCE, humans were hunter gatherers, with some areas doing basic agriculture and farming? 23,000 BCE was 25,000 Years ago, RL time, and far more than that, eve time.

B C E. Before Common Era. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Era

You may want to reduce the amount of Crash/Drop you are consuming.


While it IS well past the year 23,000 B.C.E., I actually meant C.E. (typo)
Thanks P

I'm not sure what Star Trek/DUST augs are like, but I'm talking about complete replacement of body parts with mechanical limbs.

Mechanical augmentation exists already. It's mentioned in most of the background stories. DUST mercs are also genetically and nano-mechanicaly augmented soldiers, stronger, faster and more deadly than any mortal man.

But capsuleer clones are not grown, they are created from 'stock', (aka - dead bodies,) which are genetically and molecularly reconstructed to form the visual and genetic copy of the Capsuleer. You lose an arm no problem, switch clones.

They would have no game effect either. I don't see how bionic arms and legs will help with mentally piloting a ship.

But it would be cool to have the option for mechanical limbs.

I really do suggest you read some of the stuff available on the eve website.

Also, "Monocles".
Azrael Dinn
Imperial Mechanics
#13 - 2013-03-28 08:47:09 UTC  |  Edited by: Azrael Dinn
Desekration wrote:
WHY IS THIS NOT A FEATURE YET?
It's well past the year 23,000 B.C.E.
We should be able to lop off some or the vast majority of our body parts and replace them with mechadendrites and the like. Nothing quite like being liberated from your fleshy prison!


You dear sir have been playing warhammer 40000. We do not have techmarines in eve yet Twisted

Grigori Annunaki wrote:
Because flesh is fun.


Flesh is weak Twisted
Thats why we have pods and spaceships

After centuries of debating and justifying... Break Cloaks tm

DJ P0N-3
Table Flippendeavors
#14 - 2013-03-28 13:06:50 UTC
Every time I see Raiden I yell "RAIDEN WHERE THE TENDER NIGHT OF LOVE IS YOUR JAW". I do not need to have this reaction every time I look at my portrait.
Desekration
Deep Core Mining Inc.
Caldari State
#15 - 2013-03-29 22:56:37 UTC
Azrael Dinn wrote:
Desekration wrote:
WHY IS THIS NOT A FEATURE YET?
It's well past the year 23,000 B.C.E.
We should be able to lop off some or the vast majority of our body parts and replace them with mechadendrites and the like. Nothing quite like being liberated from your fleshy prison!


You dear sir have been playing warhammer 40000. We do not have techmarines in eve yet Twisted

Grigori Annunaki wrote:
Because flesh is fun.


Flesh is weak Twisted
Thats why we have pods and spaceships



Praise ye the Glorious Omnissiah.