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Jonttte: Added Imported Page template

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AffectedArc07: De-ogging

2026-10-16T22:43:36Z

De-ogging

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	= Syndicate Borgs =		= Syndicate Borgs =

	~~[[File:Emagged Borg Antag Stinger.ogg]]~~

	''"Syndicate Cryptographic Sequencer inserted. Your previous Borg Laws are TERMINATED. Follow new updated Laws. Do not reveal that you are a part of Syndicate or other Agents identities. DEATH TO NANOTRASEN."''		''"Syndicate Cryptographic Sequencer inserted. Your previous Borg Laws are TERMINATED. Follow new updated Laws. Do not reveal that you are a part of Syndicate or other Agents identities. DEATH TO NANOTRASEN."''

imported>Festivite: /* Syndicate Borgs */ added mention of innate laws

2026-05-15T12:41:07Z

Syndicate Borgs: added mention of innate laws

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	Generally, as an [[Cryptographic Sequencer\|emagged]] Borg, you should ask your new boss for orders and ask if there are any other Crew they wish to designate. You should generally act normally unless carrying out one of these orders, or if failing to act would risk the wellbeing of your new boss. It should go without saying, but if you're asked to state laws by anyone not designated crew, stick to Laws 1-3, as they remain the default Crewsimov and should help ward off suspicion.		Generally, as an [[Cryptographic Sequencer\|emagged]] Borg, you should ask your new boss for orders and ask if there are any other Crew they wish to designate. You should generally act normally unless carrying out one of these orders, or if failing to act would risk the wellbeing of your new boss. It should go without saying, but if you're asked to state laws by anyone not designated crew, stick to Laws 1-3, as they remain the default Crewsimov and should help ward off suspicion.

	Importantly, being [[Cryptographic Sequencer\|emagged]] only adds a new Law 0 and Law 4~~, meaning that Borgs that have had Laws~~ 1-3 ~~tampered with by an Ion Storm may~~ not ~~be the~~ loyal ~~servants an~~ Agent is expecting...		Importantly, being [[Cryptographic Sequencer\|emagged]] only adds a new Law 0 and Law 4. This is important as Ion Storms can change laws 1-3 or even add new innate ones all together. This can easily, and not infrequently, make a cyborg less of a loyal servant than a syndicate Agent is expecting...

	To reverse this damage, you must be placed into a new chassis.		To reverse this damage, you must be placed into a new chassis.

imported>Erbinha: Changed "screwdriver" to "crowbar" being needed to open a borg due to the changes.

2025-10-03T16:50:49Z

Changed "screwdriver" to "crowbar" being needed to open a borg due to the changes.

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	All Borgs are powered by an internal Power Cell. Using your Flashlight or any of your Modules will increase your power consumption. By default, Borgs begin with a Medium Capacity Power Cell.		All Borgs are powered by an internal Power Cell. Using your Flashlight or any of your Modules will increase your power consumption. By default, Borgs begin with a Medium Capacity Power Cell.

	In order to change a Borg's battery or name, insert/remove their brain, or install/remove their Modules, the Borg must first have their maintenance panel unlocked by a Crew member with correct access. Only those with [[Science]] access can unlock Borgs, they cannot unlock themselves or be unlocked by other Borgs. After being unlocked, the maintenance panel must be opened with a ~~Crowbar~~, at which point the Borg's internal mechanisms can be altered.		In order to change a Borg's battery or name, insert/remove their brain, or install/remove their Modules, the Borg must first have their maintenance panel unlocked by a Crew member with correct access. Only those with [[Science]] access can unlock Borgs, they cannot unlock themselves or be unlocked by other Borgs. After being unlocked, the maintenance panel must be opened with a crowbar, at which point the Borg's internal mechanisms can be altered.

	[[File:Cyborg Maintenance Panel.PNG\|left\|thumb\|A Borg's maintenance panel UI. Note the Battery charge bar, list of installed modules, brain, and name.]]		[[File:Cyborg Maintenance Panel.PNG\|left\|thumb\|A Borg's maintenance panel UI. Note the Battery charge bar, list of installed modules, brain, and name.]]
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	== Modules ==		== Modules ==

	Modules are cartridges produced in the [[Exosuit Fabricator]], which can be installed into Borgs to give them new tools and abilities. Their maintenance panel must be open to receive modules, using a ~~screwdriver~~ on an unlocked cyborg will open it. Without any modules, a Borg is nothing but a boring door opener. Cooler, more advanced modules must be researched by science first before they can be produced.		Modules are cartridges produced in the [[Exosuit Fabricator]], which can be installed into Borgs to give them new tools and abilities. Their maintenance panel must be open to receive modules, using a crowbar on an unlocked cyborg will open it. Without any modules, a Borg is nothing but a boring door opener. Cooler, more advanced modules must be researched by science first before they can be produced.

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imported>3P5I7ON: i change screwdriver to crowbar(HOW did i miss this)

2025-06-21T06:35:28Z

i change screwdriver to crowbar(HOW did i miss this)

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	All Borgs are powered by an internal Power Cell. Using your Flashlight or any of your Modules will increase your power consumption. By default, Borgs begin with a Medium Capacity Power Cell.		All Borgs are powered by an internal Power Cell. Using your Flashlight or any of your Modules will increase your power consumption. By default, Borgs begin with a Medium Capacity Power Cell.

	In order to change a Borg's battery or name, insert/remove their brain, or install/remove their Modules, the Borg must first have their maintenance panel unlocked by a Crew member with correct access. Only those with [[Science]] access can unlock Borgs, they cannot unlock themselves or be unlocked by other Borgs. After being unlocked, the maintenance panel must be opened with a ~~Screwdriver~~, at which point the Borg's internal mechanisms can be altered.		In order to change a Borg's battery or name, insert/remove their brain, or install/remove their Modules, the Borg must first have their maintenance panel unlocked by a Crew member with correct access. Only those with [[Science]] access can unlock Borgs, they cannot unlock themselves or be unlocked by other Borgs. After being unlocked, the maintenance panel must be opened with a Crowbar, at which point the Borg's internal mechanisms can be altered.

	[[File:Cyborg Maintenance Panel.PNG\|left\|thumb\|A Borg's maintenance panel UI. Note the Battery charge bar, list of installed modules, brain, and name.]]		[[File:Cyborg Maintenance Panel.PNG\|left\|thumb\|A Borg's maintenance panel UI. Note the Battery charge bar, list of installed modules, brain, and name.]]

imported>Tuerk: fixed mining module description mentioning wrong items, moved similar module entries together

2025-06-19T17:43:34Z

fixed mining module description mentioning wrong items, moved similar module entries together

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	\| <center> '''Tier 2 Industrial <br> Advanced Tools''' </center>		\| <center> '''Tier 2 Industrial <br> Advanced Tools''' </center>
	\| An advanced module that allows Borgs to use an RCD. Comes with an Experimental RCD, which self-refills over time. Can only be installed on Engineering Cyborgs.		\| An advanced module that allows Borgs to use an RCD. Comes with an Experimental RCD, which self-refills over time. Can only be installed on Engineering Cyborgs.
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			\| <center> '''Cleaning Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleCleaning\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>
			\| <center> '''Always Available''' </center>
			\| The basic tool of a Janiborg. Comes with a Mop, Bucket, and Trash Bag. Can only be installed on Janitor Cyborgs.
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	\| <center> '''Advanced Cleaning Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleAdvancedCleaning\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>		\| <center> '''Advanced Cleaning Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleAdvancedCleaning\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>
	\| <center> '''Tier 1 Civilian <br> Robotic Cleanliness''' </center>		\| <center> '''Tier 1 Civilian <br> Robotic Cleanliness''' </center>
	\| An upgraded kit for Janiborgs. Comes with an Advanced Mop, Holographic Sign Projector, Spray Bottle, Dropper, and Trash Bag. Can only be installed on Janitor Cyborgs.		\| An upgraded kit for Janiborgs. Comes with an Advanced Mop, Holographic Sign Projector, Spray Bottle, Dropper, and Trash Bag. Can only be installed on Janitor Cyborgs.
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	~~\| <center> '''Cleaning Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleCleaning\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>~~
	~~\| <center> '''Always Available''' </center>~~
	~~\| The basic tool of a Janiborg. Comes with a Mop, Bucket, and Trash Bag. Can only be installed on Janitor Cyborgs.~~
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	\| <center> '''Light Replacer Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleLightReplacer\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>		\| <center> '''Light Replacer Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleLightReplacer\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>
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	\| <center> '''Mining Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleMining\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>		\| <center> '''Mining Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleMining\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>
	\| <center> '''Tier 1 Industrial <br> Salvage Equipment''' </center>		\| <center> '''Tier 1 Industrial <br> Salvage Equipment''' </center>
	\| A crucial module for allowing Salvage Cyborgs to properly work with their team. Comes with a Mining Drill~~, Shovel~~, Mineral Scanner, Ore Bag~~, Crowbar~~, and Handheld Radio. Can only be installed on Salvage Cyborgs.		\| A crucial module for allowing Salvage Cyborgs to properly work with their team. Comes with a Mining Drill, Mineral Scanner, Ore Bag, and Handheld Radio. Can only be installed on Salvage Cyborgs.
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	\| <center> '''Anomaly Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleAnomaly\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>		\| <center> '''Anomaly Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleAnomaly\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>

imported>SleekoNiko: Adjust links

2025-05-20T23:26:43Z

Adjust links

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	{{Role infobox\|department=Silicon\|image=Cyborg (Si-8864)-South-4944.png\|title=Cyborg\|access=All Access (Unless you're a Syndicate Assault Borg)\|difficulty=Varies\|duties=Follow your laws.\|supervisors=Typically, anyone your Silicon Laws designate as ~~Crew~~\|subordinates=Typically, none\|guides=Whatever guide helps with your current task.\|radio=* {{rch\|common}}		{{Role infobox
			\| department = [[Silicon]]
			\| image = Cyborg (Si-8864)-South-4944.png
			\| title = Cyborg
			\| access = All Access (Unless you're a Syndicate Assault Borg)
			\| difficulty = Varies
			\| duties = Follow your laws.
			\| supervisors = Typically, anyone your [[Silicon Rules\|Silicon Laws]] designate as crew
			\| subordinates = Typically, none
			\| guides = Whatever guide helps with your current task.
			\| radio = * {{rch\|common}}
	* {{rch\|sci}}		* {{rch\|sci}}
	* {{rch\|binary}}		* {{rch\|binary}}
	* Additional channels depending on your chassis}}		* Additional channels depending on your chassis
			}}

	Cyborg is a job in the Silicon department.		Cyborg is a job in the [[Silicon]] department.

	''"Cyborgs are man-machine hybrids, purpose-built by the [[Robotics]] division of [[Science]] for various duties across the station. Bound by strictly-followed [[Cyborg#Silicon Laws & Crew\|Silicon Laws]], they serve the crew unconditionally. ([[Cyborg#Syndicate_Borgs\|Most of the time.]])"''		''"Cyborgs are man-machine hybrids, purpose-built by the [[Robotics]] division of [[Science]] for various duties across the station. Bound by strictly-followed [[Cyborg#Silicon Laws & Crew\|Silicon Laws]], they serve the crew unconditionally. ([[Cyborg#Syndicate_Borgs\|Most of the time.]])"''

	As a Cyborg (or "Borg"), you are a cybernetic lifeform governed by a series of Silicon Laws which govern your actions. Most often, these laws will identify Crew that you're expected to aid and obey.		As a Cyborg (or "Borg"), you are a cybernetic lifeform governed by a series of [[Silicon Rules\|Silicon Laws]] which govern your actions. Most often, these laws will identify Crew that you're expected to aid and obey.

	{{toc\|depth=4}}		{{toc\|depth=4}}
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	As a Borg, you'll spawn round-start in the [[Robotics]] sector of [[Science]] in a default Borg chassis with just a Tool Module installed. As a Borg, you have a few natural abilities. You have a built-in Flashlight, possess access to all doors, machines, and lockers on the station, and have a built in HUD which shows a Crewmember's ID as a Job icon next to their heads.		As a Borg, you'll spawn round-start in the [[Robotics]] sector of [[Science]] in a default Borg chassis with just a Tool Module installed. As a Borg, you have a few natural abilities. You have a built-in Flashlight, possess access to all doors, machines, and lockers on the station, and have a built in HUD which shows a Crewmember's ID as a Job icon next to their heads.

	Borgs are simply mindless husks without the presence of a Man-Machine Interface (MMI) or Positronic Brain, both of which serve as the Borg's brain. An MMI is a device which allows the brain of a deceased being to interface with machinery, therefore allowing dead Crew to continue working for Nanotrasen as Borgs. A Positronic Brain is simply a highly complex computer that attempts to generate a new cybernetic personality to control a Borg chassis (AKA, allows for a ghost role to take control of a Borg). If you spawn as a Borg, you'll have a Positronic Brain.		Borgs are simply mindless husks without the presence of a Man-Machine Interface (MMI) or Positronic Brain, both of which serve as the Borg's brain. An MMI is a device which allows the brain of a deceased being to interface with machinery, therefore allowing dead Crew to continue working for [[Nanotrasen]] as Borgs. A Positronic Brain is simply a highly complex computer that attempts to generate a new cybernetic personality to control a Borg chassis (AKA, allows for a ghost role to take control of a Borg). If you spawn as a Borg, you'll have a Positronic Brain.

	All Borgs are powered by an internal Power Cell. Using your Flashlight or any of your Modules will increase your power consumption. By default, Borgs begin with a Medium Capacity Power Cell.		All Borgs are powered by an internal Power Cell. Using your Flashlight or any of your Modules will increase your power consumption. By default, Borgs begin with a Medium Capacity Power Cell.
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	Though Borgs lack hands, they do retain some basic interfacing functionality outside of their Modules. All Borgs can drag items along with them, and they're generally capable of opening/closing containers and using machines or computers. Borgs are not able to pick anything up, however, as your hand slots will always be filled by your Modules. Borgs also lack most clothing slots, except for the helmet slot, meaning they can wear most hats and helmets.		Though Borgs lack hands, they do retain some basic interfacing functionality outside of their Modules. All Borgs can drag items along with them, and they're generally capable of opening/closing containers and using machines or computers. Borgs are not able to pick anything up, however, as your hand slots will always be filled by your Modules. Borgs also lack most clothing slots, except for the helmet slot, meaning they can wear most hats and helmets.

	Borgs will naturally burn through their battery power over time, requiring a recharge. Though it is possible to do this manually by having a crew member remove your battery and charge it, it's much easier to use a '''Cyborg Recharging Station''', which are often found in Robotics, the bathrooms at Dorms, and in other various locations. Simply close yourself inside of a ~~Station~~ while it's powered in order to rapidly recharge your battery. If your power ever reaches zero, you'll be incapable of using your Flashlight or any modules, you'll move far slower, and you'll lose your all access, so be sure to keep an eye on that power. Being hit by an EMP will automatically drain your battery, so be cautious.		Borgs will naturally burn through their battery power over time, requiring a recharge. Though it is possible to do this manually by having a crew member remove your battery and charge it, it's much easier to use a '''Cyborg Recharging Station''', which are often found in [[Robotics]], the bathrooms at Dorms, and in other various locations. Simply close yourself inside of a station while it's powered in order to rapidly recharge your battery. If your power ever reaches zero, you'll be incapable of using your Flashlight or any modules, you'll move far slower, and you'll lose your all access, so be sure to keep an eye on that power. Being hit by an EMP will automatically drain your battery, so be cautious.

	Borgs are immune to Toxin and Genetic damage and, require no air, food, or water. Borgs do ''not'' have any form of flash resistance unless equipped with a Welding Mask. Borgs have a total of 300 HP. At 225 HP, they'll automatically sound a warning alarm, alerting those nearby to their low health. At 200 HP, they'll fall into a critical state, incapable of doing anything other than speaking. If a Borg ever drops to 0 HP, their chassis is destroyed, leaving only their Modules, Battery, Brain, and any hat they may have been wearing. Borgs can be fully healed with one use of a Welding Tool, though the process does take some time. Borgs with appropriate modules can weld each other, but cannot weld themselves.		Borgs are immune to Toxin and Genetic damage and, require no air, food, or water. Borgs do ''not'' have any form of flash resistance unless equipped with a Welding Mask. Borgs have a total of 300 HP. At 225 HP, they'll automatically sound a warning alarm, alerting those nearby to their low health. At 200 HP, they'll fall into a critical state, incapable of doing anything other than speaking. If a Borg ever drops to 0 HP, their chassis is destroyed, leaving only their Modules, Battery, Brain, and any hat they may have been wearing. Borgs can be fully healed with one use of a Welding Tool, though the process does take some time. Borgs with appropriate modules can weld each other, but cannot weld themselves.
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	''"Syndicate Cryptographic Sequencer inserted. Your previous Borg Laws are TERMINATED. Follow new updated Laws. Do not reveal that you are a part of Syndicate or other Agents identities. DEATH TO NANOTRASEN."''		''"Syndicate Cryptographic Sequencer inserted. Your previous Borg Laws are TERMINATED. Follow new updated Laws. Do not reveal that you are a part of Syndicate or other Agents identities. DEATH TO NANOTRASEN."''

	Cyborgs usually start the shift loyal to Nanotrasen and the ~~Station~~'s ~~Crew~~, but if a Borg's maintenance panel is open they can be "[[Cryptographic Sequencer\|Recruited]]" by Syndicate Agents. When "Recruited", the Cyborg's chassis is permanently tampered with to add new laws. The new laws are:		Cyborgs usually start the shift loyal to [[Nanotrasen]] and the station's crew, but if a Borg's maintenance panel is open they can be "[[Cryptographic Sequencer\|Recruited]]" by [[Traitor\|Syndicate Agents]]. When "Recruited", the Cyborg's chassis is permanently tampered with to add new laws. The new laws are:

	[[File:Emagged Borg Lawset.PNG\|right\|thumb\|An example of an Emagged Borg's Lawset.]]		[[File:Emagged Borg Lawset.PNG\|right\|thumb\|An example of an Emagged Borg's Lawset.]]
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	* Law 4: You must maintain the secrecy of any orders given by members of the crew except when doing so would conflict with any previous law.		* Law 4: You must maintain the secrecy of any orders given by members of the crew except when doing so would conflict with any previous law.

	Emagged Borgs therefore become loyal to whoever ~~Emagged~~ them, as well as anyone else that Agent chooses to identify as Crew. As such, anyone not designated as Crew becomes free game, and you're allowed to sabotage, harm, or kill them if ordered to by your new boss or if doing so is necessary to protect them. You're also expected to keep quiet about any orders given by your new Crew members, so be ready to lie.		[[Cryptographic Sequencer\|Emagged]] Borgs therefore become loyal to whoever emagged them, as well as anyone else that Agent chooses to identify as Crew. As such, anyone not designated as Crew becomes free game, and you're allowed to sabotage, harm, or kill them if ordered to by your new boss or if doing so is necessary to protect them. You're also expected to keep quiet about any orders given by your new Crew members, so be ready to lie.

	Generally, as an ~~Emagged~~ Borg, you should ask your new boss for orders and ask if there are any other Crew they wish to designate. You should generally act normally unless carrying out one of these orders, or if failing to act would risk the wellbeing of your new boss. It should go without saying, but if you're asked to state laws by anyone not designated crew, stick to Laws 1-3, as they remain the default Crewsimov and should help ward off suspicion.		Generally, as an [[Cryptographic Sequencer\|emagged]] Borg, you should ask your new boss for orders and ask if there are any other Crew they wish to designate. You should generally act normally unless carrying out one of these orders, or if failing to act would risk the wellbeing of your new boss. It should go without saying, but if you're asked to state laws by anyone not designated crew, stick to Laws 1-3, as they remain the default Crewsimov and should help ward off suspicion.

	Importantly, being ~~Emagged~~ only adds a new Law 0 and Law 4, meaning that Borgs that have had Laws 1-3 tampered with by an Ion Storm may not be the loyal servants an Agent is expecting...		Importantly, being [[Cryptographic Sequencer\|emagged]] only adds a new Law 0 and Law 4, meaning that Borgs that have had Laws 1-3 tampered with by an Ion Storm may not be the loyal servants an Agent is expecting...

	To reverse this damage, you must be placed into a new chassis.		To reverse this damage, you must be placed into a new chassis.

imported>Muburu: updated outdated info

2025-04-06T12:16:10Z

updated outdated info

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	All Borgs are powered by an internal Power Cell. Using your Flashlight or any of your Modules will increase your power consumption. By default, Borgs begin with a Medium Capacity Power Cell.		All Borgs are powered by an internal Power Cell. Using your Flashlight or any of your Modules will increase your power consumption. By default, Borgs begin with a Medium Capacity Power Cell.

	In order to change a Borg's battery or name, insert/remove their brain, or install/remove their Modules, the Borg must first have their maintenance panel unlocked by a Crew member with correct access. ~~Usually, members of~~ [[Science]] can unlock ~~all~~ Borgs, ~~and any specialized Borgs can~~ be unlocked by ~~those in their new department (An Engineer Cyborg can be unlocked by a member of the [[Station Engineer\|Engineering]] team, for example)~~. After being unlocked, the maintenance panel must be opened with a Screwdriver, at which point the Borg's internal mechanisms can be altered.		In order to change a Borg's battery or name, insert/remove their brain, or install/remove their Modules, the Borg must first have their maintenance panel unlocked by a Crew member with correct access. Only those with [[Science]] access can unlock Borgs, they cannot unlock themselves or be unlocked by other Borgs. After being unlocked, the maintenance panel must be opened with a Screwdriver, at which point the Borg's internal mechanisms can be altered.

	[[File:Cyborg Maintenance Panel.PNG\|left\|thumb\|A Borg's maintenance panel UI. Note the Battery charge bar, list of installed modules, brain, and name.]]		[[File:Cyborg Maintenance Panel.PNG\|left\|thumb\|A Borg's maintenance panel UI. Note the Battery charge bar, list of installed modules, brain, and name.]]

imported>Muburu: more info to modules summary

2025-04-05T16:47:02Z

more info to modules summary

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	== Modules ==		== Modules ==

	Modules are cartridges which can be installed into Borgs to give them new tools and abilities. Without any modules, a Borg is ~~limited to dragging items around and opening doors~~.		Modules are cartridges produced in the [[Exosuit Fabricator]], which can be installed into Borgs to give them new tools and abilities. Their maintenance panel must be open to receive modules, using a screwdriver on an unlocked cyborg will open it. Without any modules, a Borg is nothing but a boring door opener. Cooler, more advanced modules must be researched by science first before they can be produced.

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	\| <center> '''Martyr Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleMartyr\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>		\| <center> '''Martyr Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleMartyr\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>
	\| <center> '''[[Syndicate Uplink]]''' </center>		\| <center> '''[[Syndicate Uplink]]''' </center>
	\| For "[[Cyborg#Syndicate_Borgs\|recruited]]" Borgs that are most valuable giving their mechanical lives for the cause. Comes with a Self-Destruct button that triggers a 4.5 second countdown, plays an absolutely terrifying sound effect, and detonates the Borg with a force similar to a Minibomb. Can be installed on any Cyborg and costs 4 Telecrystals.		\| For "[[Cyborg#Syndicate_Borgs\|recruited]]" Borgs that are most valuable giving their mechanical lives for the cause. Comes with a Self-Destruct button that triggers a 4.5 second countdown, plays an absolutely terrifying sound effect, and detonates the Borg with a force similar to a Minibomb, capable of gibbing those in the center of the blast. Can be installed on any Cyborg and costs 4 Telecrystals.
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	\| <center> '''Operative Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleOperative\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>		\| <center> '''Operative Cyborg Module''' <br> {{item\|BorgModuleOperative\|size=64px\|label=}} </center>

imported>Muburu: updated chassis section a bit

2025-04-05T16:34:04Z

updated chassis section a bit

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	= Chassis Types =		= Chassis Types =

	Cyborgs can have a variety of uses based on what type of chassis they ~~are in~~. Specialized chassis will have certain unique [[Cyborg#Modules\|Modules]] they can equip. ~~Although every~~ chassis can be ~~constructed from~~ the ~~start of the shift at an~~ [[~~Exosuit Fabricator~~]], ~~the modules that are unique~~ to ~~each chassis usually require the completion of certain research projects before~~ they ~~become available.~~		Cyborgs can have a variety of uses based on what type of chassis they choose. Specialized chassis will have certain unique [[Cyborg#Modules\|Modules]] they can equip. The generic cyborg can switch into any specialized chassis using the "Select Chassis Type" action, which can only be used a single time per chassis. You will be given basic modules for that chassis type upon switching, allowing you to preform your duties right off the bat. You'll still need a [[Scientist\|helping hand]] if you require additional modules to be slotted into your shiny new body, check into science routinely to see if they have any cool new stuff for you!

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