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Waddleswap

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 **Effect:**
Redraw 2 random moves in hand

## Grebun Cards

* Level 1
* Level 3
* Level 6

**Waddleswap** is one of Grebun's signature moves, which it starts with at level 1. It costs 1 beat and has the following effect when played: "Redraw 2 random moves in hand."
Wynterloon

Occupation
 Gender
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**Wynterloon** is a character found in Ooblets (game). He is the editor-in-chief for the Daily Oob, and desperately seeks proof of Rockstack's existence.

## Location

Wynterloon can always be found sitting on top of his desk next to the entrance to the Dirigible.

## Appearance

Wynterloon is an old man, with dark grey hair and a dark grey moustache. He is bald on the top of his head, but still has hair on the sides of his head. He wears a white shirt with a red tie underneath black suspenders, black pants, and black shoes. He also wears black glasses.

## Ooblets

Wynterloon has one ooblet: a common Namnam, wearing a monocle.

## Interactions

### Story

For the Tinstle Task "Find Out Why We Stopped Getting the Newspaper", the Player is tasked with boarding the Dirigible to find out from the Daily Oob staff why Badgetown has stopped receiving deliveries from the newspaper. Upon asking Wynterloon, he will be surprised, saying that an Ooblet High Council memo stated that Badgetown no longer exists. Despite the Player insisting otherwise, he will still refuse to restart newspaper deliveries, choosing to abide by the Council's word instead. During subsequent interactions, he will continue to pretend that neither Badgetown nor the Player exist.

## References

1. ↑ *"Are you the freelancer? Have you managed to get me pictures of Rockstack yet?"* – **Wynterloon**
2. ↑ *"GET ME ROCKSTACK!"* – **Wynterloon**
3. ↑ *"Badgetown? People still live there? That doesn't sound right. The Ooblet High Council sent a memo saying the town was no more, so we stopped delivering to it. Simple as that!"* – **Wynterloon**
4. ↑ *"Look, if the Council says you don't exist, you don't exist. Who am I to argue with them? My hands are tied."* – **Wynterloon**
5. ↑ *"You should probably go back to Badgetown, not that I'm agreeing that it exists or anything."* – **Wynterloon**
6. ↑ *"I haven't gotten any memos changing the status of your existence, so I've got to assume you're some sort of bothersome ghost or something"* – **Wynterloon**
Potted Plant 1

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## Obtaining

**Potted Plant 1** is a trinket item that can be printed using the 3D printer inside the Lernery for 100 gummies.

## Uses

* Decorate the Farmhouse or Player Shop.
* This item can be displayed by placing it on certain furniture items such as bookshelves and tables.
Witchy Wilba

Occupation
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**Witchy Wilba** is a character found in Ooblets (game). She is a witch who resides in Nullwhere, but makes it clear to the Player upon first meeting them that she is unaffiliated with the Creep Cult.

## Location

Witchy Wilba can always be found next to her house, which is located at the end of a path to the right of the stairs leading up to the Nullwhere Oobnet Tower.

## Appearance

Witchy Wilba has blue hair, which is tucked underneath a witchy hat. She wears a long, horizontal-striped dress in black and navy blue with a white collar. She also wears green-and-black-striped stockings and black boots. In her right hand she holds a broomstick, while in her left she holds a large bag. She wears round silver glasses.

## Ooblets

Witchy Wilba has four ooblets: a common Chickadingding, a common Marshling, a common Namnam, and an uncommon Gloopy Long Legs. Like her, all of them wear witchy hats.

## Interactions

Upon first meeting Witchy Wilba, she will challenge the Player to a dance battle. If won, the Player will receive the recipe for the Gloom Bun from her.

She sells two potions – the Essence of Embiggening and the Tincture of Tinying – for 2 Gembers each. Up to three can be bought at once. Both potions serve to change the size of the Player's ooblets, making them larger or smaller, respectively.

## References

1. ↑ *"Hey, don't mind me. I'm just a witch, unaffiliated with the Creep Cult. I think people can be spooky without bothering anyone."* – **Witchy Wilba**
2. ↑ *"The townies don't seem to mind me – I give them my extra gembers which they seem to like. That said, I'll still battle you if you'd like the practice!"* – **Witchy Wilba**
3. ↑ *"Well done! You should have this recipe I concocted to commemorate your victory."* – **Witchy Wilba**
Wuddlin Waddle

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 **Effect:**
Lose 5 points and gain 2 beats

## Wuddlin Cards

* Level 1
* Level 3
* Level 6

**Wuddlin Waddle** is one of Wuddlin's signature moves, which it learns at level 3. It costs 0 beats and has the following effect when played: "Lose 5 points and gain 2 beats."
Sting Ringer

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 **Effect:**
Make any humanoid opponents' heads swell up

## Bunglebee Cards

* Level 1
* Level 3
* Level 6

**Sting Ringer** is one of Bunglebee's signature moves, which it learns at level 3. It costs 2 beats and has the following effect when played: "Make any humanoid opponents' heads swell up."
Unusual Oogum Figurine

## Obtaining

After you scan your Unusual Oogum in the Ooblet Scanner in the Lernery you will receive 100 gummies from Rugnolia for being her research assistant and then you can obtain your **Unusual Oogum Figurine** by printing a 3D figurine in the 3D Printer and it costs 5 nurnies.

## Uses

When you have your **Unusual Oogum Figurine** you can place your figurine in Town Hall in the display case titled Droplups if you have the Figurine in your Inventory, you can also decorate your house with it or sell it at the Player Shop when you unlock it.
Spinny Director

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## Obtaining

**Spinny Director** is a trinket item that can be printed using the 3D printer inside the Lernery for 100 gummies.

## Uses

* Decorate the Farmhouse or Player Shop.
* This item can be displayed by placing it on certain furniture items such as bookshelves and tables.
Trep Trip

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 **Effect:**
Add 4 trepidation (useless) moves to opponent's deck

## Skuffalo Cards

* Level 1
* Level 3
* Level 6

**Trep Trip** is one of Skuffalo's signature moves, which it learns at level 6. It costs 3 beats and has the following effect when played: "Add 4 trepidation (useless) moves to opponent's deck."
Treble Reel Trousers

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 **Effect:**
Gain 2 points per stunned ooblet on either team

## Pantsabear Cards

* Level 1
* Level 3
* Level 6

**Treble Reel Trousers** is one of Pantsabear's signature moves, which it learns at level 6. It costs 2 beats and has the following effect when played: "Gain 2 points per stunned ooblet on either team."
Zinooka

**Zinooka** is a crop that can be grown on your farm. Seeds can be purchased at Meed's Seeds in Badgetown, with each seed producing 3 berries when harvested. In addition to restoring 10 energy when eaten, Zinooka berries are used in several recipes.

## Obtaining

* Seeds can be purchased at Meed's Seeds after the shop has been expanded through the Wishy Well.

## Uses

* Can be reconstitooted into 4 slurry.

 **Zinooka Cake** | 3
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 **Effect:**
Gain 1 point every time a move is played this hand

## Tud Cards

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**Tadpolka** is one of Tud's signature moves, which it learns at level 3. It costs 1 beat and has the following effect when played: "Gain 1 point every time a move is played this hand."
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 **Effect:**
Opponents lose 6 points

## Chickadingding Cards

* Level 1
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**Slipper Samba** is one of Chickadingding's signature moves, which it starts with at level 1. It costs 3 beats and has the following effect when played: "Opponents lose 6 points."
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 **Effect:**
Gain 6 points after 2 turns of warm-up

## Derble Cards

* Level 1
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**Quiddany Quickstep** is one of Derble's signature moves, which it starts with at level 1. It costs 1 beat and has the following effect when played: "Gain 6 points after 2 turns of warm-up."
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Wishies can be spent here on blueprints, recipes, rare items and upgrades for the player, alongside upgrades for the town.
You can access the Wishy Well by opening up the Grumboire and clicking on the fountain icon located by the Player portrait under the "STUFF!" tab.

\*Alternatively, there is a fountain in front of Town Hall that the player can interact with which also opens the Wishy Well.

## Catalogue

Here are the different upgrades and items available at the each level:

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The **Flight Deck** is the fifth level of Citadel Station explored in *System Shock*.

## Overview

This level serves to launch, receive and house the various shuttle craft that regularly conduct business with TriOptimum on Earth. The enormous flight bays on this level are sealed off by environmental integrity screens. As the station rotates, these transparent screens offer breathtaking views of the solar system and the open space beyond. The majority of the Flight Deck is decorated in dark blue and white, although several sections have been repaired with gray paneling.

## Enemies

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* Zero-Grav Mutant (1)

## Logs and E-mails

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* Don Travers - Service Bridge
* Don Travers - Convection Shaft
* Robin Kell - Access Corridors
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**Ports** are places where you can dock your ship to refuel, sell fish, hire crew, and purchase upgrades. There are 7 ports available in Fishing: Barents Sea, based on real places in Norway.

## Services

### Fish Market

Purchase bait, nets, and longlines, and apply bait to your lines

### Town

* Hire and fire crew
* Take out a loan at the bank
* Visit the bar for missions
* Purchase towing service

### Dock

* Perform maintenance such as refuel, repaint, and repair, as well as rename your boat
* Purchase upgrades for your boat
* Purchase and switch between boats
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Fishing Barents Sea

**Price** | $19.99 USD

Take the helm of your very own fishing boat in Fishing: Barents Sea and explore the vastness of the Norwegian sea in search for the best fishing zones. Start with the little boat inherited from your grandfather, catch fish and earn money for upgrades as well as bigger and better boats. Enjoy the beautiful Barents Sea and make your fishing industry dreams come true.

Learn how to catch different kinds of fish with various fishing equipment on several different boats. Every method is easy to learn, but hard to master – time to show what you are made of!

Use officially licensed Scanmar equipment like door sensors and the TrawlEye to have complete control over your trawl. Upgrade it to make sure you get the biggest catch! But be sure to stay under your yearly fishing quotas, every step and every fishing run needs to be planned. 20 years of weather data recreate a realistic environment for the schools of fish in the Barents Sea, which move according to season and water temperature. It's up to you to keep track of everything.

Visit the harbor pub to hire crew members or accept missions. At the port you are also able to repair or upgrade your ships, get a loan from the bank or buy supplies and bait at the shop.

Freely explore an open world environment which recreates the stunning landscapes of northern Norway. Look for the best fishing zones with the help of your sonar, radar and GPS and catch yourself the biggest profit.
Features:

* Unreal™ 4 Engine for a beautiful open world environment
* A huge map based on real landscapes in Norway
* Dynamic day, night and moon cycles
* Seasonal time effects and shifting weather
* Seven playable ships + More available as DLC
* Semi-realistic fishing methods - easy to learn, hard to master
* Advanced fish AI that influences your prey’s behavior
* Includes licensed Catch Control Systems by Scanmar and officially licensed Hermes trawler
Large beaker

**Large beaker** is a miscellaneous in *System Shock 2*.

## Description

A large beaker.

While most DNA infusion clipping is done via protein databases, this beaker is still an effective way to test new compounds of both carbon and non-carbon based compounds. The shielded beaker is an excellent method of storing larger quantities of hazardous materials for transport and/or storage.
Services

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# Services

**Services** provide assistance to you and your boat for a monthly fee.

Currently, the only service available is **MG & Sons Naval Towing**, which will charge 833 kr a month, and will tow you to the closest port for free in the event you run out of fuel.

## Towing

If you run out of fuel at sea or run aground and become stuck you can use the microphone in the wheelhouse to radio for towing. This will have a cost as well as having to pay for fuel and repairs.

## Insurance

Insurance is a monthly payment plan which will give you back a certain percentage value of your ship if it sinks. The amount is based on the ships total value and how much of a percentage you get back from the insurance depends on which level of insurance plan you choose.
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The following are the minimum and recommended **system requirements** for *Fishing: Barents Sea*. While these requirements do not represent a guaranteed working configuration, meeting the minimum requirements should ensure at least a launch-able environment.

## Recommended requirements

 Processor
 Memory
 Graphics
 DirectX
 Network
 Storage

## Minimum requirements

 Processor
 Memory
 Graphics
 DirectX
 Network
 Storage

## See also

* How to play guide for Fishing Barents Sea
* Release date
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### Minimum

* Intel Core i3 / AMD Phenom II X4
* Nvidia GTX 600 series / Radeon HD 7700 series / Intel HD 4000 series
* 4GB of RAM

### Recommended

* Intel Core i5 / AMD Ryzen 3
* Nvidia GTX 10XX series / AMD RX 500 series
* 8GB of RAM
Wishies

**Wishies** are a star-shaped currency used to buy items and upgrades from the Wishy Well.

## Earning

Wishies are earned in the following ways:

1. **Completing daily goals** – which are randomized, for up to 35 wishies. The three tasks have set wishy values. One is 5 wishies, another is 10 wishies, and the last is 20 wishies.
2. **Earning badges** – all badges together are worth 3415 wishies total, but you can only earn each badge one time.
3. **Completing Tinstle Tasks.**
4. **Winning dance tournaments** – for up to 70 wishies. The first tier earns 20 wishies, and the second tier earns 50 wishies. (The last tier earns the daily reward but no wishies.)

Additionally, some level 10 Wildlands tasks can yield wishies. After fully upgrading the Wildlands to level 10, it cannot be upgraded further, but the task board will still offer random tasks with random rewards. Sometimes the reward is set to 20 wishies.

## Uses

Wishies are used to purchase upgrades and items at the Wishy Well. Upgrades include recipes, improvements to the Badgetown stores and reconstitooter, and improvements to your character, like more energy or faster movement.

*Tip:* Because the easiest source of wishies are badges, you may have difficulty buying all upgrades later in the game if you spend too many wishies on items early on. You may want to save your wishies for the most useful upgrades instead.
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This page will serve as a basic **how to play guide for *Fishing: Barents Sea***. While there is very little information available at this time, we urge you to check back often, as new information is being added all the time! Feel free to edit this guide with any tips, tricks, and suggestions.

## Controls

 Port Thruster | Z

 Sensors (not in use?) | Tab

 Zoom Out | Mouse Wheel ↓

 Trawl Doors Left | ←

## See also

* Release date
* System requirements
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*System Shock*

**Hacker**: Weapons · Equipment · Dermal patches · Cyberspace

**Citadel Station**: Levels · Enemies · Logs · SHODAN

**Gameplay**: Damage system

*System Shock 2*

**The Soldier**: Weapons · Equipment · OS upgrades · Cybernetic modules · Psi powers

**The Decks**: *Von Braun* · UNN Rickenbacker · The Many · Enemies · Logs

**Gameplay**: Character creation · Replicators · Nanites

*System Shock 3*

Info

*Shockverse*

Timeline · SHODAN · TriOptimum · Unified National Nominate
SHODAN: Security

**Security** is a log in *System Shock*.

## Transcript

You disappoint me, my children. My fortress has been breached by filthy humans crawling through the cracks. I have given you enhanced senses, armor, cybernetic mental enhancement, and you still fail to find insects much feebler than you. They have made it as far as level 8 and I fear they might reach farther. I am strengthening my palace to keep them out and I expect you to learn from your mistakes.
Spellcasting

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**Spellcasting** is a mechanic in Maguss that players use to mix potions or engage in combat.

The Maguss Wand is recommended for immersive spellcasting, and because it grants the player more experience; however, it is not required to cast spells.
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Weather

Aside from the standard sunny conditions experienced most days, other types of weather can occur.

## Rain

During rain, all tilled soil will be watered for the entire day until the following morning. Rainplops, used for crafting sprinklers, will occasionally spawn around town. It also spawns Bibbin in Badgetown.

## Rainbow Rain

Rainbow Rain increases the chance of gleamy and uncommon Ooblets appearing on a given day, as well as the spawn rate of rare collectibles such as oobsidian. Despite its name and rainy appearance, Rainbow Rain does not water crops or spawn rainplops. It also spawns Bibbin in Badgetown.

## Snow

Snow will freeze any crops not in range of appropriate equipment such as the Spaceheater, Sprinklehot, Sprinklehot XL, or Level 5 Oobcoop. Frozen crops can be thawed with Meltilizer, and will remain thawed until the end of the snowy weather. While frozen, crops completely stop growing and do not resume until it stops snowing. Snowplops, used for preparing delislushes, will occasionally spawn around town. It also spawns Wuddlin around Badgetown.
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So i played for a few hours (XBOX)..then saved my game ...i saved over the auto save....when i tried to play again it wont even open the game and thers no save file...is this because of how i saved???i uninstalled and reinstalled 3 times...still wont let me open game so i never see the start screen....any ideas on how to fix????....
Trawling

Trawling must be out in the Open Sea. You cannot do it local. Look for the Boat Icon Below to go to sea! When you are in 3rd person view you will see an icon just as you can "Dock" but instead will take you into the open sea.

## Crew Manager

To begin trawling you MUST have 4 Crew Members!

The Buttons on the bottom from Left to Right, Controls Left Pulley and Center Button is Drop/Reel Trawler and Right Side Pulley

This is the Trawler Screen, You can press E and get a bigger Picture

You can note by looking at the screen \ / DP (M)

This is the depth of the Left line as was as the Right line located next to it.
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About Maguss

*Maguss* is a free-to-play augmented reality mobile massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) about wizardry. In it, the player casts spells using either their smartphone, while engaging numerous monsters spawning throughout the the world or battling other players either in long distance mode, which uses random pairing to battle any opponent, or proximity mode, which allows the player to find nearby players to challenge. There are also ingredients to collect, which are used to brew potions, further boosting players stats. Player can choose from 4 character classes, each having unique characteristics and spells. Character has access to inventory with various types of equipment. Game is currently in open-beta stage and there are several concepts yet to come, such as Territory Wars, Dungeons, Party system and much more.

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Bait

**Bait** is used with longlines to catch fish. There are 4 types of bait available, each one having different probabilities of catching each type of fish.

## Types of bait

###  Shrimp

Shrimp are primarily used to catch Cod, with a decent chance to get Pollock or Haddock. Contrary to the in-game description, it does not provide the most varied catch; Crab does.

Shrimp is the most expensive bait.

###  Crab

Crab are used to catch all types of fish. Crab is the only form of bait where no single fish has a 50% or above chance of being caught, making it the most varied bait.

Crab is the cheapest bait.

###  Krill

Krill are primarily used to catch Redfish, and the only bait that has more than a 5% chance of doing so.

###  Mackerel

Mackerel are primarily used to catch Pollock, with a decent chance to get Cod or Haddock. Mackerel are unique in that they can be fished rather than just bought, so a vessel capable of efficiently catching Mackerel can then use them as free bait for their lines, and sell the rest.

### Comparison Tables

See tables below for details on which bait is best for each type of fish as well as the cost based on length (number of hooks) of the lines.

%-Chance to catch fish based on bait type
 Mackerel
 Shrimp
 Crab

## Additional notes

* All baits except krill have a 5% chance of catching Redfish.
* No bait is particularly good for catching Haddock. The best, mackerel, only has a 25% chance, with the other having either 15 or 20% chance.
Brewing

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**Brewing potions** is a mechanic in Maguss. Ingredients for brews are gathered in the world. Each brew has a recipe that can be read to discover its ingredients needed. Brewing is an interactive process which can be semi-automated using spells. Once the player has the necessary ingredients, they can, from the recipe menu, begin crafting it. Once started, the player must perform a sequence of motions/gestures in order to brew the potion successfully. Failing to perform the motions/gestures will either result in a weak potion or no potion. The resulting potion will be in the player's inventory when crafted.
Maguss

*Maguss* is a free-to-play augmented reality mobile massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) about wizardry. In it, the player casts spells using either their smartphone, while engaging numerous monsters spawning throughout the the world or battling other players either in long distance mode, which uses random pairing to battle any opponent, or proximity mode, which allows the player to find nearby players to challenge. There are also ingredients to collect, which are used to brew potions, further boosting players stats. Player can choose from 4 character classes, each having unique characteristics and spells. Character has access to inventory with various types of equipment. Game is currently in open-beta stage and there are several concepts yet to come, such as Territory Wars, Dungeons, Party system and much more.

It was scheduled for an open beta release on February 17 2018 with an official release in spring 2018, however it is still in closed beta.

## System requirements

### Hardware

* **RAM**: 2GB, or more.
* **Chipset**: Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 808, or better.
* **Free storage**: 400MB, or more (based game size and cached data).
* **GPS**: Required for enabling the map in-game.
* **Internet access**: WiFi or 3G/4G and above.

### Operating system

* **Android**: 4.1, or later.
* **iOS**: 7.0, or later.
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Weather

There is 20 years of weather data over the Hammerfest area in Fishing: Barents Sea. When you start the game, that will be in 2017, it will be the same weather as it was in 1997 in Hammerfest, 20 years ago. Then as you play, you will experience this weather and it will change around 00:00 everyday.

Weatherdata is provided by The Norwegian Meteorological Institute.

Included are temperatures, percipitation, cloud cover, wind and visibility.

Wind factor also determines the height of the waves in ocean, where wind speeds up to 10 m/s is the highest.

At ports and in boats you can see the weather 5 days ahead.
How to play guide for Maguss

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This page will serve as a basic **how to play guide for *Maguss***. While there is very little information available at this time, we urge you to check back often, as new information is being added all the time! Feel free to edit this guide with any tips, tricks, and suggestions.

## See also

* Release date
* System requirements
Maguss Wand

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The **Maguss Wand** is a custom remote controller for Maguss. It weighs about 80 grams, is 350x25x25 mm in dimensions, and made of plastic. It connects to the player's smartphone using Bluetooth. Its batter lasts about 48 hours of play time, and is chargeable with micro USB. Its appearance can be customized by changing the skin of its grip, tip, and metallic rings.
Environmental protection suit

**Environmental protection suit** is a hardware attachment in *System Shock*.

## Description

An energy field filters harmful contaminants, protecting the wearer
from biological hazards. Ongoing experiments with protective wear
have produced a suit that provides both these functions at a low
energy cost. In areas without radiation and biohazards, this suit uses
no energy. Whenever these hazards are present, the suit is a high
energy drain. The early version of the Enviro-Suit protects only against
biological contaminants, while the later version also shields the
wearer against radiation.

## Gameplay

 V.2
 V.3
David Honig: Medical CPU's

**Medical CPU's** is a log in *System Shock*.

## Transcript

SHODAN has now locked us out of most systems. When we try to take the elevators off the level, we�re blocked by SHODAN�s level security. Mira suggests that SHODAN is using the main CPU core in the alpha quadrant to "feed itself," and that we can regain use of the elevators if we destroy those CPU�s. She also suggests that SHODAN is maintaining a higher security presence through the security cameras; we should destroy them too, if possible.
Multimedia data reader

**Multimedia data reader** is a hardware attachment in *System Shock*.

## Description

Electronic messages are sent through cyberspace, disks or radio transmissions.
This
reader receives, stores and prints e-mail and v-mail
messages.
(V-mails are recorded visual images.) When you have
new
mail,
your Data Reader icon flashes
and beeps. If you ignore
it, the
icon
will occasionally
flash
and beep to remind you that you have mail to read.
Illudium-cadmium battery

**Illudium-cadmium battery** is a consumable in *System Shock*.

## Description

First-aid kits contain organic-assimilation modules capable of penetrating the bloodstream and healing
radiation and flesh wounds. When you apply a first-aid kit, it heals you completely and restores your
Health Indicator to full.

## Gameplay

* Use from the inventory panel with a double click.
Edward Diego: Personal log

**Personal log** is a log in *System Shock*.

## Transcript

A shuttle from Trioptimum Security will arrive at Citadel soon. It will not land. When I activated SHODAN�s full power as a defense and internal security system, I had no idea how will it would protect me. Any shuttle attempting to board the station will be shot down. I am having communications jammed. Security robots are removing those who are dangerous to me. The hacker I hired to purge cyberspace of all evidence of the mutagen disaster is still out of the way...his healing suspension won�t be over for another month. I�ll keep him around in case I need him. Otherwise, I�ll just take him out.
M22 assault rifle

**M22 assault rifle** is a weapon in *System Shock 2*.

## Description

Well-loved by
grunts everywhere, the M-22
Assault Rifle is a good entry
into the world of automatic
rifles. Rapid-fire keeps
vulnerable enemies down and
the single shot mode is good
for accuracy. Armour
penetration and damage
potential are both moderate.

When used for heavy
automatic fire, the aim point
tends to wander. The design by committee nature of the unit however has led to some
questions being asked regarding its reliability.

## Evaluation

One of the best weapons in the game, if not the best one. The assault rifle is essentially a substantial upgrade to the standard Talon M2A3 pistol, with better damage, magazine capacity, and sharing its flexible ammo type. Don't leave home without it.
Lawton Kirby: SHODAN's mutants

**SHODAN's mutants** is a log in *System Shock*.

## Transcript

We succeeded in getting badly-needed supplies from west wing, but on the way back to the fortification in east wing, we were trapped here by mutants nesting in the access corridor. Hanson and Raines died in the fighting. We�ve had enough of cringing here, being worn away one by one. In an hour, about 20 of us will take the attack to the mutants. We�ll try to drive our way down the access corridor and then across the bridge. May God save our souls if we fail.
Earth-Shaker

**Earth Shaker**s are explosives that can be found and obtained in *System Shock*.

## Description

Earth-Shakers have a large blast radius that effectively destroys nearby creatures. Originally developed to mine moonscapes, this explosive device has a time delay you can adjust by dragging the slider in its MFD.

## Characteristics

Very powerful proximity mines, Earth-Shakers can take down most enemies, whether biological or mechanical in nature.

## Locations

Rarely found among corpses and storage containers throughout the Citadel space station.
RW-45 ion pulse rifle

The **RW-45 ion pulse rifle** is a weapon that can be found and obtained in *System Shock*.

## Description

Prototypes of this advanced energy beam gun evolved from late-model beam sidearms. It delivers a powerful stream of ionic particles with more force than normal blaster guns.

## Characteristics

While not as powerful as the LG-XX plasma rifle, the ion pulse rifle is more consistent in the damage it dishes out, as the beam can be focused on either a single, tougher enemy, or its low volt usage can be taken advantage of to arc the beam out across an entire room, to take out multiple weaker enemies.
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