Systems Online

Systems Online

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A idea for a game/animation, that i've decided to make a book out of. Still might make the other things though. Human augmentation is both normal, and ending the world. A new prototype, the "Full Metal Augmentation", has unlocked a new world to those who can afford it. Once the surgery has been performed, a person would have unbelievable powers. They would also quickly lose there sanity. And humanity. These special "Augmentation" are free in the world, and feel no emotion. They are a human brain, with little organic matter, put into a new body. And a old form of stuxnet has resurfaced. (For any non-computer nerds, stuxnet is a computer virus that "overworks" certain bits of machinery, but blocks any error report. Its like breaking the speakers on your phone, or charger port, but making it so the phone still thinks they work.)
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