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Cyberpunk Pack???
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Tarmor
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There is no editor for HL Online - so no way to create your own data set, or modify an existing one. An editor is planned for the future. (This comment when the original post was in the HLO forum.)
EDIT: You should also try posting in the User Projects in case someone has done something. I suspect the answer is no, because writing the system from scratch is a huge undertaking, and I don't think you could modify an existing system to suit.
EDIT: You should also try posting in the User Projects in case someone has done something. I suspect the answer is no, because writing the system from scratch is a huge undertaking, and I don't think you could modify an existing system to suit.
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charlieluce
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I suspect that this was supposed to go in the HLC User Projects forum.
Hmm... I've never used this system, but my suspicion is that you're going to have interesting times resulting from how it has a strict progression from one stage to the next in character creation. I don't suppose you can elaborate on how it works other than that you spend points on stats and skills, and then go through LifePaths?
No one has ever created a datafile for Cyberpunk 2.0.2.0. or Cyberpunk Red. I started work on that, but it's on the backburner for now.
CP 2.0.2.0. requires some fine-tuning as character creation is kind of tricky. The LifePath system is somewhat imaginatively difficult to code in as each progression in the LifePath would require specific rolls to succeed; even if you do, you'd have to program the next stage of the progression for your character. That's something programmers have to think of.
However, equipment, guns, cyberware could all be coded in just like they do with other game systems. It shouldn't be a problem.
CP 2.0.2.0. requires some fine-tuning as character creation is kind of tricky. The LifePath system is somewhat imaginatively difficult to code in as each progression in the LifePath would require specific rolls to succeed; even if you do, you'd have to program the next stage of the progression for your character. That's something programmers have to think of.
However, equipment, guns, cyberware could all be coded in just like they do with other game systems. It shouldn't be a problem.