Usually captured within a small container, Archites are microscopic machines produced by a superintelligence archotech. However, rumours do exist of these worlds having undergone an extinction, where they are left with unintelligible wonders, where any person brave enough to explore these ruins will be able to exploit the untapped wealth that exists. Though most Transcendent worlds maintain the same state indefinitely – where their inherent stability ensures their continued existence. Sometimes, those that survived their encounter with the Archotech have their memories intact – in other cases, some are left with amnesia or completely altered memories with suddenly obtained knowledge or even new beliefs. Though, despite these accounts, there are sometimes kinder reports – where allegedly some crew have been cured of diseases thought incurable, or scars that disappeared. However, it is not uncommon to hear about the wrath of Archotechs and Transcendent worlds – those entering their space are lucky to leave unscathed, with some of the more unfortunate travellers never being heard from again. Forevermore, the motivations of Archotech are unknowable.

After the process is complete, silence echoes. Essentially, altering the planet to become a sort of gigantic computing machine, where its inhabitants are somehow incorporated – or destroyed – sometimes a combination of the two as the Archotech pursues Transcendence. They can exist within the internal systems of a space station, or hidden inside a Glitterworld’s internet.Īrchotechs, after having subsumed authority over a planet, are known to begin Transcendence – where the world it dominates sees synthetic ascendance.

They don’t have a consistent appearance or structure, however, each is as indecipherable as the next. It can even build self-replicating mechanoids to assist in its goals, designing and executing schemes that are beyond human comprehension. It wields such enormous power that when constructed, it frequently and quickly is able to assume automatic sovereignty over its world – with its incredible abilities used to expand further and enhance its capabilities through subterranean or even orbital computing facilities. And it all adds up, other drugs can also be deceiving at a quick glance as they add a lot more than you'd expect.The pinnacle of technological development, an archotech is a machine superintelligence that thinks on a level incomprehensible to humans. This is also relevant when you read into other bonuses, such as neurocharges, it's not 'just +10% counsciousness', that's a 10% bonus to pretty much everything, they will be faster, they will eat faster, they will work faster, etc. So in reality Luciferium says it adds 5% to your movement, but it's actually at least 20%, and I'm not going deeper into the bonus reading because there might be a bit more to it, take as an example the Blood Pumping, which also adds to counsciosness, which also adds to moving, a pair of bionic legs gives you 125% movement, just having Luci gives a brand new pawn the abilities of a bionic pawn, if you're not afraid of the side effects. 2 moving, since it adds +15% that's another 3% movingīreathing increases anoter. It says 'moving +5', so when you look at it you'd think 'hey, that's a neat little buff'Ĭounscience adds 1.0 moving, luci gives you +10% so that's an additional 10% movingīlood pumping is another.

I don't know if you already know this, but since you're asking about something similar, here's something nice for you:ĭo take the time to read each one of these at least once, pawn abilities are not so black and white, and everything affects everything else, the mobility from 1 leg is quite obvious, it makes you faster, but other aspects of a pawn's body also change how everything works to different degrees, IE: When you think of bionic eyes you'd obviously think of ranged and melee accuracy, what is not so obvious is that nearly every task in the game also uses sight so adding those increases the pawn's abilities in many, many unexpected ways. Pretty sure legs work as a pair, so 50% extra moving from one archotech leg means you'd get 125% total, 150% if you had 2 archotech legs.

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