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| Description | This data was pulled from the smoking wreckage of a Midgard spider drone. Hopefully it's still good. |
| Type | Data |
| Use | You restore what you can of the spider drone's memory. It's not a lot compared to what was there, but they're designed to be highly redundant so there should be something useful. You extract some computer code from the remaining memory. It might be useful. or You learn a thing or two watching the grainy memories of combat. |
| Multi | You combine the memories from several spider drones, seeing what you can piece together. You extract some computer code from the remaining memory. It might be useful. and/or You learn a thing or two watching the grainy memories of combat. |
| Effects (use) | Gain filtering script or networking functions (from code message) or learn Indirect Fire or gain 1 XP Perception or Reflexes (from combat message) |
| Sell | <Various messages, see golden ticket> |
| Effects (sell) | You found: golden ticket with Golden Chip access |
Sources
Midgard SD1, if you know about acquiring drone memories and have an electrical kit or salvaging tools equipped.
Uses
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This item is not a component for any kind of crafting. |
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This item can be discarded via the gang stash. |
Notes
After using ~60 drone memories you can notice the mysterious drone signature with the following message:
There's a few strange patterns in the code you can't quite explain. It's like a subtle signature. You've seen it across dozens of drones, but it jumps out at you now. It's interesting… it only seems to appear in the oldest, original code. Whoever wrote it originally, over ten years ago, was obviously a genius, but it's hard to figure out what they were trying to do in a lot of passages.
Or, if you are Etheric
There's a few strange patterns in the code you can't quite explain. It's like a subtle signature. You've seen it across dozens of drones, but it jumps out at you now. You feel as though some great secret is hidden in those little quirks, but can't put your finger on it.
Or, if you are Etheric and know at least one instance of Call the Swarm
There's a few strange patterns in the code you can't quite explain. It's like a subtle signature. You've seen it across dozens of drones, but it jumps out at you now. It's almost… musical. The more you think about it, the closer you feel to the swarm, the more you can feel tiny shapes moving inside your body.
You learned a new Technique: Call the Swarm
History
Before the Novos revamp (2016) using this item gave automation routine or math subroutine when gaining code.