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''Against [[:Category:Robots|Robots]]:'' | |||
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You jam the scriptlet into your opponent's dataport. And no, that's not a metaphor, I do mean that literally. Why your opponent's dataport was open in the first place, I don't know, but that's generally how these things work, isn't it? Your opponent takes ''' | You jam the scriptlet into your opponent's dataport. And no, that's not a metaphor, I do mean that literally. Why your opponent's dataport was open in the first place, I don't know, but that's generally how these things work, isn't it? Your opponent takes '''82-120 damage''' from the destructive script. | ||
''Against other foes:'' | ''Against other foes:'' | ||
You try jam the scriptlet into your opponent's dataport, but this kind of enemy doesn't have a dataport, and they would object strenuously to any attempted metaphorical interpretation of that action. The scriptlet is lost in the ensuing fracas. | You try jam the scriptlet into your opponent's dataport, but this kind of enemy doesn't have a dataport, and they would object strenuously to any attempted metaphorical interpretation of that action. The scriptlet is lost in the ensuing fracas.<includeonly>[[Category:Scriptlets]]</includeonly> | ||
<noinclude>[[Category:Utility Templates]]</noinclude> | <noinclude>[[Category:Utility Templates]]</noinclude> | ||
Latest revision as of 16:41, 27 March 2012
Against Robots:
You jam the scriptlet into your opponent's dataport. And no, that's not a metaphor, I do mean that literally. Why your opponent's dataport was open in the first place, I don't know, but that's generally how these things work, isn't it? Your opponent takes 82-120 damage from the destructive script.
Against other foes:
You try jam the scriptlet into your opponent's dataport, but this kind of enemy doesn't have a dataport, and they would object strenuously to any attempted metaphorical interpretation of that action. The scriptlet is lost in the ensuing fracas.