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cwoac 64
So, Vamadeva + e3 Feedback Implants + Grappling Hook makes for an almost complete breaker suite. Throw in ZU.13 Key Master for Turing and Spike for wraparound's strength and you are sorted. Faerie and Mongoose to get your running early.
(ZU.13 Key Master over Peacock because it's two less to install and if you've got a hopper down then no memory cost)
Desperado + Security Testing with a backup Kati Jones is your standard econ.
Crescentus and Emergency Shutdown for ice denial, Levy AR Lab Access to get your events back, Clone Chip for emergency recovery or an extra crescentus or grappling hook.
Feint is an experiment, if you couple it with Security Testing it's basically a free (or even profitable with desperado) way to turn on Political Operative or Emergency Shutdown
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26 May 2016
mrgoldendeal
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27 May 2016
cwoac
Nope, I'm not, because I never suggested that's how you use it. The problem with the Grappling Hook/E3 combo is that it cannot break single sub ice (most barriers); vamadeva covers that for all the other ice (bar Turing, hence zu). |
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I think you're misunderstanding how Vamadeva works - it doesn't let you break 1 subroutine, it lets you break a subroutine on an ice with only 1 subroutine. You can't break 1 subroutine and the use e3/Grappling Hook to break the rest because you're incapable of breaking the first one.