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Latest weekly intelligence briefing about upcoming new/changed NecroMech game content…
#53 Improved rules for the effects of cold weather (inc. updates to Cold Weather Survival and Constitution)
#70 Updated image and mention of the Turner car company in Appendix - Costs, Living Expenses
#71 Add Pinkerton as a new Organization
#72 Simplification of Practice/Training of Skills so players only track Skill Points
#73 Simplification of Practice/Training of Talents so players only track Psychic Points
#74 Increase Success Chance % bonus at Professional/Expert proficiency from 20/30 to 25/40
#75 Rework Psychic Points required for each Rank (reducing the number)
#76 Update Success & Failure Tables to match new Skill/Psychic Point gains
#77 Add Submachine Gun - UZP1 prototype
#79 Improve description of the Aim success modifier
#80 Add Damage Reduction to Constitution
#81 Standardize on the use of Fahrenheit (°F) for temperatures
to be included in the January 2018 1.3 release next week.
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Up until his daughter’s 18th birthday, December 1949, Robert Pinkerton II had been willing to accept the U.S. registration requirement for Psycrafters despite feeling it unjust. But in January 1950 things change as Ann exhibits psychic abilities for the first time, making her one of the youngest Psycrafters ever. Perhaps a function of her genius level IQ that had allowed her to work, some say “brilliantly”, in the Pinkerton forensic laboratory from age 16 on.
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Robert, not wanting his daughter to register, begins a change in the Pinkerton private security guard and detective agency to one that covertly has a proactive Psycrafter-friendly employment and client policy. And although now headquartered in New Jersey Robert also establishes a forensic research group, for whom Ann begins working, in the original Pinkerton Chicago office. This despite the brutal cold there... who in their right mind would want to visit Chicago these days!
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