...<br/><br/>So. way back in a shadowrun game i played a kinda decker guy.. Kinda in that we sorta glazed over the scenes cause it was like an hour of me fumbling along while rest of the group sat there trying to stay awake. So we just kinda rushed through.. But with hacking and all in this, i remembered it.. And possibly why Hue is a defensive more then offensive hackgeist..<br/><br/>Basicly, was just hidden worm program so when alarms went off, All screen, all speakers, Everything that wa connected to th buildings mainframe/net would start playing...<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">This.</div><div class="spoiler_body">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5PJddmfesaA</div></div><br/>At max volume on constant repeat, with some of the more noxious dubstep stuff mixed in (like a really bad dubstep remix of Queens songs...) to break up the monotomy. And it was sent to EVERYTHING hooked up to the system, and this was probably handled wrong.. but every person with ear mods that was hooked up to radio/alarm systems, eye mods with playback or whatever... Regular radios, walky talkies, company phones... All of it. Blasting just short of the point of blowing out speakers.<br/><br/>Turns out a very effective distraction.... But its also a way to make megacorps tech departments hate you. Which can be bad.<br/><br/>And any new systems it would hijack them... ... and as the GM still expected me to have done some programming research... It then hijacked every system connected to them. And so on, and so forth... ANd suddenly the "wireless world" of 4th edition shadowrun wasnt a good thing... ....<br/><br/>And my guy had a bounty on him by megacorps and governments so big that... well.. Yeah. Burn the candle bright... By lighting it with 30 metric tons of thermite lit by chlorine triflouride..