Drones - Revision history

Arcology Expert Program: /* Perception */

2025-02-20T15:06:11Z

Perception

← Older revision		Revision as of 11:06, 20 February 2025
Line 24:		Line 24:

	==Perception==		==Perception==
	With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones make a Pilot + Matrix [Sensor] Test for their Perception Tests. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} is not required and does not exist.		With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones make a Pilot + Matrix [Sensor] Test for their Perception Tests, and automatically fail any test they don't have an appropriate sensor for. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} is not required and does not exist.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program: /* Perception */

2025-01-20T21:42:36Z

Perception

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:42, 20 January 2025
Line 24:		Line 24:

	==Perception==		==Perception==
	With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones make a Pilot + Matrix [Sensor] Test for their Perception Tests~~. When jumped in, a rigger makes a Intuition + Matrix [Sensor] Test instead~~. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} is not required and does not exist.		With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones make a Pilot + Matrix [Sensor] Test for their Perception Tests. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} is not required and does not exist.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program: /* Perception */

2025-01-20T21:42:06Z

Perception

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:42, 20 January 2025
Line 24:		Line 24:

	==Perception==		==Perception==
	With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones make a Pilot + Sensor ~~when making~~ Perception Tests. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} is not required and does not exist~~. When jumped in, a rigger makes a Intuition + Matrix [Sensor] Test instead~~.		With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones make a Pilot + Matrix [Sensor] Test for their Perception Tests. When jumped in, a rigger makes a Intuition + Matrix [Sensor] Test instead. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} is not required and does not exist.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program: /* Perception */

2025-01-20T21:39:38Z

Perception

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:39, 20 January 2025
Line 24:		Line 24:

	==Perception==		==Perception==
	With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones ~~roll~~ Pilot + Sensor when making Perception Tests. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} is not required and does not exist.		With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones make a Pilot + Sensor when making Perception Tests. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} is not required and does not exist. When jumped in, a rigger makes a Intuition + Matrix [Sensor] Test instead.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program: /* Pilot Programs */

2025-01-20T21:37:09Z

Pilot Programs

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:37, 20 January 2025
Line 8:		Line 8:

	Keep in mind that the Rating of the Pilot program sets the Rating of the drone as a whole, which includes it's Device Rating. Device Rating is pretty trivial to identify via Matrix Perception{{src\|sr5\|		Keep in mind that the Rating of the Pilot program sets the Rating of the drone as a whole, which includes it's Device Rating. Device Rating is pretty trivial to identify via Matrix Perception{{src\|sr5\|
	ref=241}}, so running military-grade ~~pilots~~ is a great way to get your drone blown to pieces by law enforcement, no questions asked. After all, such a drone should be participating in a military or corporate operation, and the local police contractor are usually informed when such things are taking place.		ref=241}}, so running a military-grade Pilot is a great way to get your drone blown to pieces by law enforcement, no questions asked. After all, such a drone should be participating in a military or corporate operation, and the local police contractor are usually informed when such things are taking place.

	==Autosofts==		==Autosofts==
	With the adjustments to [[Active Skills]], Autosofts{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} need to change too. With a few exceptions, Autosofts cover an entire group from the [[Active Skills#Skill Chart\|Skill Chart]]. They provide the drone every skill in the group equal to the Autosoft's Rating.		With the adjustments to [[Active Skills]], Autosofts{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} need to change too. With a few exceptions, Autosofts cover an entire group from the [[Active Skills#Skill Chart\|Skill Chart]]. They provide the drone every skill in the group equal to the Autosoft's Rating.

Arcology Expert Program: /* Autosofts */

2025-01-20T21:24:42Z

Autosofts

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:24, 20 January 2025
Line 12:		Line 12:
	With the adjustments to [[Active Skills]], Autosofts{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} need to change too. With a few exceptions, Autosofts cover an entire group from the [[Active Skills#Skill Chart\|Skill Chart]]. They provide the drone every skill in the group equal to the Autosoft's Rating.		With the adjustments to [[Active Skills]], Autosofts{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} need to change too. With a few exceptions, Autosofts cover an entire group from the [[Active Skills#Skill Chart\|Skill Chart]]. They provide the drone every skill in the group equal to the Autosoft's Rating.

	The processing capabilities of a drone brain are still somewhat limited. A drone running a number of onboard Autosofts equal to half its Device Rating, rounded up, can benefit from the full rating of those Autosofts. Alternatively, a drone can run a number of onboard Autosofts equal to it's Device Rating, but no single Autosoft Rating can exceed it's Device Rating.		The processing capabilities of a drone brain are still somewhat limited. A drone running a number of onboard Autosofts equal to half its Device Rating, rounded up, can benefit from the full rating of those Autosofts. Alternatively, a drone can run a number of onboard Autosofts equal to it's full Device Rating, but no single Autosoft Rating can exceed it's Device Rating. The rules for Remote Control Consoles{{src\|sr5\|ref=267}} remain unchanged.

	Cost and Availability are as per {{src\|sr5\|442}}, but some autosofts are restricted or forbidden:		Cost and Availability are as per {{src\|sr5\|442}}, but some autosofts are restricted or forbidden:

Arcology Expert Program: /* Perception */

2025-01-20T21:22:19Z

Perception

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:22, 20 January 2025
Line 23:		Line 23:

	==Perception==		==Perception==
	With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones roll Pilot + Sensor when making Perception Tests. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|~~page~~=269}} is not required and does not exist.		With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones roll Pilot + Sensor when making Perception Tests. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} is not required and does not exist.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 21:22, 20 January 2025

2025-01-20T21:22:07Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:22, 20 January 2025
Line 22:		Line 22:
	There is no autosoft for the Prowess group, as drones use Driving Tests for related tasks. There are also no autosofts for any Social, Magical, or Resonance Skills.		There is no autosoft for the Prowess group, as drones use Driving Tests for related tasks. There are also no autosofts for any Social, Magical, or Resonance Skills.

	===Perception===		==Perception==
	With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones roll Pilot + Sensor when making Perception Tests. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|page=269}} is not required and does not exist.		With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones roll Pilot + Sensor when making Perception Tests. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|page=269}} is not required and does not exist.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 21:21, 20 January 2025

2025-01-20T21:21:53Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:21, 20 January 2025
Line 22:		Line 22:
	There is no autosoft for the Prowess group, as drones use Driving Tests for related tasks. There are also no autosofts for any Social, Magical, or Resonance Skills.		There is no autosoft for the Prowess group, as drones use Driving Tests for related tasks. There are also no autosofts for any Social, Magical, or Resonance Skills.

	==Perception==		===Perception===
	With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones roll Pilot + Sensor when making Perception Tests. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|page=269}} is not required and does not exist.		With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones roll Pilot + Sensor when making Perception Tests. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|page=269}} is not required and does not exist.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />

Arcology Expert Program at 21:21, 20 January 2025

2025-01-20T21:21:41Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 17:21, 20 January 2025
Line 10:		Line 10:
	ref=241}}, so running military-grade pilots is a great way to get your drone blown to pieces by law enforcement, no questions asked. After all, such a drone should be participating in a military or corporate operation, and the local police contractor are usually informed when such things are taking place.		ref=241}}, so running military-grade pilots is a great way to get your drone blown to pieces by law enforcement, no questions asked. After all, such a drone should be participating in a military or corporate operation, and the local police contractor are usually informed when such things are taking place.
	==Autosofts==		==Autosofts==
	With the adjustments to [[Active Skills]], Autosofts{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} need to change too. With a few exceptions, Autosofts cover an entire group from the [[Active Skills#Skill Chart\|Skill Chart]]. They provide the drone every skill in the group equal to the Autosoft's Rating. ~~Drones~~ are still limited to a number of onboard Autosofts equal to half ~~their~~ Device Rating, rounded up, ~~and~~ can ~~not~~ benefit from an Autosoft Rating ~~higher than their Pilot~~ Rating ~~+ 3~~.		With the adjustments to [[Active Skills]], Autosofts{{src\|sr5\|ref=269}} need to change too. With a few exceptions, Autosofts cover an entire group from the [[Active Skills#Skill Chart\|Skill Chart]]. They provide the drone every skill in the group equal to the Autosoft's Rating.

			The processing capabilities of a drone brain are still somewhat limited. A drone running a number of onboard Autosofts equal to half its Device Rating, rounded up, can benefit from the full rating of those Autosofts. Alternatively, a drone can run a number of onboard Autosofts equal to it's Device Rating, but no single Autosoft Rating can exceed it's Device Rating.

	Cost and Availability are as per {{src\|sr5\|442}}, but some autosofts are restricted or forbidden:		Cost and Availability are as per {{src\|sr5\|442}}, but some autosofts are restricted or forbidden:
Line 19:		Line 21:

	There is no autosoft for the Prowess group, as drones use Driving Tests for related tasks. There are also no autosofts for any Social, Magical, or Resonance Skills.		There is no autosoft for the Prowess group, as drones use Driving Tests for related tasks. There are also no autosofts for any Social, Magical, or Resonance Skills.

			==Perception==
			With the changes to [[Active_Skills#Perception]], drones roll Pilot + Sensor when making Perception Tests. The Clearsight Autosoft{{src\|sr5\|page=269}} is not required and does not exist.

	==References==		==References==
	<references />		<references />