Goonhub
06-10-2013, 02:04 AM
Mindslaves are a tricky subject.
They are sort of like the green toolbox in the fact that you're opening wielding a implanter in order to get someone subverted to your will. Some people bend to your will immediately as soon as they see it in your hands; others, well, they'll resist as much as possible.
As for the laws, I guess be as specific as possible? I try to bend the laws as much as possible, if it means not killing. Mindslaving isn't carte-blanche to start killing the shit out of people; it's the the little job the traitor asks of you. Annoying things, like destroying the AI, or being annoying enough to draw heat from your master.
The laws aren't hard and fast, but if you're given no orders before death, just assume you have your master's best interests at hand. Sort of like a loose Law 1, enough to dictate your death to save 'em, but not enough to start killing on a whim.
They are sort of like the green toolbox in the fact that you're opening wielding a implanter in order to get someone subverted to your will. Some people bend to your will immediately as soon as they see it in your hands; others, well, they'll resist as much as possible.
As for the laws, I guess be as specific as possible? I try to bend the laws as much as possible, if it means not killing. Mindslaving isn't carte-blanche to start killing the shit out of people; it's the the little job the traitor asks of you. Annoying things, like destroying the AI, or being annoying enough to draw heat from your master.
The laws aren't hard and fast, but if you're given no orders before death, just assume you have your master's best interests at hand. Sort of like a loose Law 1, enough to dictate your death to save 'em, but not enough to start killing on a whim.