*chuckles* You could always fight each other for the role? *sells tickets*<br/><br/>Having just seen a blog post elsewhere that pointed out how the role of Spock in Star Trek was originally offered to Martin Landau of M:I, I suddenly realised we might possibly need:<br/><br/>A disguise expert. This would be the team member working the inside. Quite likely along-side the team leader. Infiltrating the enemy and finding out as much intel as possible the "old fashioned" way. This role probably has the most opportunity for sex on the job, and might be best suited to a female character. (Can be played by a male player, but needs to be bisexual).<br/><br/><br/>Weaponry:<br/><br/>We are talking basically the same sort of thing that is available today, with a few minor enhancements. For example, on-board targeting systems on hand-guns will interface with the user's cranial implant. Note that this system uses blue-tooth technology and like any wireless system it can be jammed. More sophisticated weapons will plug into a socket at the base of the user's skull (called a cranial jack) and cannot be jammed.<br/><br/><br/><br/>The Cranial Jack - Sorry, I forgot this bit. If you're a cyberpunk you should already know it anyway.<br/><br/>The cranial implant CAN have an external socket, usually at the base of the skull whre it is covered by hair. This is used to interface larger items of tech directly with the human brain, via the implant. Such items can be as small as an mp3 player or as large as a space battle cruiser depending on the application. Note that for this RP it's unlikely anyone will be flying any space battle cruisers - but you never know! If we get a commission to steal one, it may happen yet!<br/><br/>The point is, pretty much anything with an on-board computer can be plugged in to someone's cranial implant via a standard USB port.<br/><br/>This, however, has it's own risks. The firewalls on a cranial implant generally work fine to stop unwanted software from intruding via the normal wireless communications networks. But if you want to operate (say) a fighter aircraft using your implant, the first thing you must do is down-load the interface software and run it. If this contains a trojan, you may not have time to isolate and destroy it before it takes over your implant.<br/><br/>Viruses have been developed that will take over not just a cranial implant, but the human brain it is implanted in. They are only temporary, and not, as yet, 100% effective, but they can either render the victim unconscious, paralysed, or in a state of hypnosis.<br/><br/>And yes, we are the bad guys, so of course we are going to be using them!