nebulous

not the biggest fan of some of the things it's done but candle has been v cooperative in listening to my concerns bout it

it's just a little outlandish, having a robo crow who spies on people or whatever it's purpose and a extremely overpowered robot that can't be touched by anybody and is extremely buff as fuck it's like, you know.

it's like stupid as fuck ok?

any chance you can convince him to drop the "all knowing" aspect, I want to do some stuff with @dee in the far future but it's a bit hard when D22 (worldwide, as the sole branch of union science) is globally overseen by a supercomputer that knows literally everything

i'm not exaggerating, CASS once told me it knew every single working of everything science related

INSUFFICIENT DATA FOR MEANINGFUL ANSWER

>is on a 24/7 infolink to wikipedia
> yes, human, I know all the science

mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell

Can cass help me with my physics exam on the 15th please

They just feel too bloated with features and stacked with the potential to do anything, in place of anyone. There isn't a fear about them dying either; they just come back in a new body. It also opens a big can of worms about why there's so few / why they're so underutilized. Those questions are just kind of explained away with new lore that doesn't really satisfy the question to me. I prefer Chip Brennard.

nobody complained about disp being all seeing or all knowing, it always starts with the things UIL has, everybody starts forgetting that we are in 2025.
Tech is in its prime atm and things are being reinvented and d22 has multiple assets ongoing which could more or less if discovered upset the city.

As far as I can think UIL was established some years after the 7 hour war as means to propose 'our tech' to the combine, which lately teleportation is a big topic.

Hold on. They can return in a new vessel?
This is honestly the cherry on top. Wow.

I think people have complained about Dispatch though.

honk honk

And Overwatch is an alien AI steering synths repurposed to command human forces, not a human invention

dispatch is lampooned about once a week for being a 'god in the sky' that often uses meta instincts to judge situations/behavior

as seen in muggings, kidnappings, anything that breaks sociability, 13/12, list goes on.

Yeah but what can one do?
removing disp is retarded without replacement which suggests a high command post which is going away from normal lore.
If you would want to keep scanners but remove the decisive entity you'd still need some form of command.

a small reminder to people who dont get it, D22 is not part of UIL and serves a much deeper purpose where CASS is mainly functioning in i imagine

We don't need to remove Dispatch, they're a means to an end. But CASS is just superfluous imo.

that's dispatch - however, UIL doesn't require (nor need) an omnipotent, all-knowing electronic walking machine that is capable of weathering EMP attacks, antlion acid and tackling antlion guards (as seen in an event)