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* Officer Beepsky is often all but forgotten until you hear his cold, cruel voice shout out to you. Securitron models have been documented to capture even the most hardened criminals where security fails. If you're in a tight spot, you can call Beepsky to you by using your PDA. | * Officer Beepsky is often all but forgotten until you hear his cold, cruel voice shout out to you. Securitron models have been documented to capture even the most hardened criminals where security fails. If you're in a tight spot, you can call Beepsky to you by using your PDA. | ||
* While Beepsky's rudimentary orders can be accessed from security computers, [[Cyborg#Security|silicons]] are not within the normal chain of command. They are subject the [[AI]] and follow the same laws. | * While Beepsky's rudimentary orders can be accessed from security computers, [[Cyborg#Security|silicons]] are not within the ''normal'' [[Chain_of_Command|chain of command]]. They are subject the [[AI]] and follow the same laws. | ||
* Don't kill silicons for trying to stop you from executing someone. It's required of them by their laws. Do note there is a difference between a silicon stopping you from executing someone, and a silicon bolting down all of security because of one officer. They'll be treated differently. | * Don't kill silicons for trying to stop you from executing someone. It's ''typically'' required of them by their [[AI_modules|laws]]. Do note there is a difference between a silicon stopping you from executing someone, and a silicon bolting down all of security because of one officer. They'll be treated differently. | ||
==Doing Your Job== | ==Doing Your Job== | ||