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'''Replicants''' were a [[cyborg]] type you could make by splashing a beaker full of synthflesh on a frame before activating it. They looked like bald humans and were automatically clothed in the normal workwear matching the job module they picked. They still had to use equipment slots instead of hands, they had less modules to choose from than regular borgs, and they could only fit two upgrades. The upside was that they could change modules on the fly. Subverted replicants could cause a lot of trouble under the guise of being human. | '''Replicants''' were a [[cyborg]] type you could make by splashing a beaker full of synthflesh on a frame before activating it. They looked like bald humans and were automatically clothed in the normal workwear matching the job module they picked. They still had to use equipment slots instead of hands, they had less modules to choose from than regular borgs, and they could only fit two upgrades. The upside was that they could change modules on the fly. Subverted replicants could cause a lot of trouble under the guise of being human. | ||
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Replicants were a cyborg type you could make by splashing a beaker full of synthflesh on a frame before activating it. They looked like bald humans and were automatically clothed in the normal workwear matching the job module they picked. They still had to use equipment slots instead of hands, they had less modules to choose from than regular borgs, and they could only fit two upgrades. The upside was that they could change modules on the fly. Subverted replicants could cause a lot of trouble under the guise of being human.
They were discontinued when cyborgs became modular.
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