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<blockquote data-quote="MGibster" data-source="post: 8897758" data-attributes="member: 4534"><p>I started out with the Cyberpunk genre with R. Talsorian's <em>Cyberpunk 2020, </em>but I didn't read anything by William Gibson until I was in the early to mid 30s with <em>Neuromancer. </em>It was amazing to me just how little body modification there was in this cyberpunk book when compared to the RPG. Mollie Millions has "a lot" of modifications with her mirrored shades, enhanced reflexes, and razor claws, I don't remember if our protagonist, the hacker Case, even has any modifications beyond his liver and pancreas which prevents him from getting high, and Riviera has some implants that allows him to project holographic images. Millions has the most modifications, but they're rather light when compared to the RPG. </p><p></p><p>I don't believe body modifications are at the heart of cyberpunk. The genre is typified by a dystopian future that happens to feature some wonderous technologies and protagonist who are often misfits, not in control of their own destiny, and are usually anti-heroes. By those standards, Blade Runner is cyberpunk AF.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MGibster, post: 8897758, member: 4534"] I started out with the Cyberpunk genre with R. Talsorian's [I]Cyberpunk 2020, [/I]but I didn't read anything by William Gibson until I was in the early to mid 30s with [I]Neuromancer. [/I]It was amazing to me just how little body modification there was in this cyberpunk book when compared to the RPG. Mollie Millions has "a lot" of modifications with her mirrored shades, enhanced reflexes, and razor claws, I don't remember if our protagonist, the hacker Case, even has any modifications beyond his liver and pancreas which prevents him from getting high, and Riviera has some implants that allows him to project holographic images. Millions has the most modifications, but they're rather light when compared to the RPG. I don't believe body modifications are at the heart of cyberpunk. The genre is typified by a dystopian future that happens to feature some wonderous technologies and protagonist who are often misfits, not in control of their own destiny, and are usually anti-heroes. By those standards, Blade Runner is cyberpunk AF. [/QUOTE]
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