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| + | |tileImg=O-16 Technician | ||
| + | |tileImg2=Operator Neutral | ||
| + | |asciiImg=O-16 Technician ASCII | ||
| + | |asciiImg2=Operator Neutral ASCII | ||
| + | |name=O-16 Technician | ||
|class=Operator | |class=Operator | ||
|size=Medium | |size=Medium | ||
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|movement=Hovering (178%, 56) | |movement=Hovering (178%, 56) | ||
|integrity=15 | |integrity=15 | ||
| + | |coreExposure=40% | ||
| + | |salvagePotential=10-20 | ||
|armament= | |armament= | ||
| − | + | {{divbox| {{Link color| Datajack | color=#00b200}} (6%) }} | |
|components= | |components= | ||
| − | + | {{divbox| {{Link color| Light Ion Engine | color=#00b200}} (18%) }} | |
| − | + | {{divbox| {{Link color| Hover Unit | color=#00b200}} (17%) x2 }} | |
| − | + | {{divbox| {{Link color| Hacking Suite | color=#00b200}} (0%) }} | |
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| − | + | |thermal | |
| − | |kinetic | + | |explosive |
| − | |thermal | + | |electromagnetic=-50% |
| − | |explosive | + | |impact |
| − | |electromagnetic= | + | |slashing=-25% |
| − | |impact | + | |piercing |
| − | |slashing= | + | |coring |
| − | |piercing= | + | |criticals |
| + | |dismemberment | ||
| + | |disruption | ||
| + | |hacking | ||
| + | |jamming | ||
| + | |meltdown | ||
| + | |tier=1 | ||
| + | |analysis=O-series operators manage local robot activity and machine processes via dedicated terminals. They are also capable of hacking and repurposing errant derelicts, but faced with an armed threat will instead call for reinforcements, lock their terminal to protect it, and attempt to escape before their unique data core can be poached by hostiles. O-16 Technicians are not built for combat, thus their sensitive systems are especially susceptible to electromagnetic damage. | ||
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|fabTime=81/40/27 | |fabTime=81/40/27 | ||
|fabMatter=153 | |fabMatter=153 | ||
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| + | |combat | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:19, 15 January 2020
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Overview
Class
Size
Medium
Rating
10
Movement
Hovering (178%, 56)
Core Integrity
15
Core Exposure
40%
Salvage Potential
10-20
Armament
Datajack (6%)
Components
Light Ion Engine (18%)
Hover Unit (17%) x2
Hacking Suite (0%)
Resistances
Electromagnetic
-50%
Slashing
-25%
Analysis
Tier: 1
O-series operators manage local robot activity and machine processes via dedicated terminals. They are also capable of hacking and repurposing errant derelicts, but faced with an armed threat will instead call for reinforcements, lock their terminal to protect it, and attempt to escape before their unique data core can be poached by hostiles. O-16 Technicians are not built for combat, thus their sensitive systems are especially susceptible to electromagnetic damage.
Fabrication
Time
81/40/27
Matter
153
Components
None
X
[[analysis::O-series operators manage local robot activity and machine processes via dedicated terminals. They are also capable of hacking and repurposing errant derelicts, but faced with an armed threat will instead call for reinforcements, lock their terminal to protect it, and attempt to escape before their unique data core can be poached by hostiles. O-16 Technicians are not built for combat, thus their sensitive systems are especially susceptible to electromagnetic damage.| ]]