Goonhub
02-24-2017, 02:08 PM
Borgs should be sacrificing hands and freedom for a good set of tools and tougher body. Currently, the only thing they get is a stronger body, and even that's not really true for a roundstart borg.
Most of the current borg modules can be outperformed by any human doing the same job, the biggest example being medical. I'd say the biggest priority for borgs is making it so the modules don't suck arse, followed by making the interface less clunky to navigate.
A borg should be as good as, if not better, as a human at performing their chosen role. I'd argue they should be better, given all the other limitations that borgs have.
Most of the current borg modules can be outperformed by any human doing the same job, the biggest example being medical. I'd say the biggest priority for borgs is making it so the modules don't suck arse, followed by making the interface less clunky to navigate.
A borg should be as good as, if not better, as a human at performing their chosen role. I'd argue they should be better, given all the other limitations that borgs have.