How to Manage Power and Biological Balance

Maintaining Biological Balance

Every cybernetic implant you install places a physical toll on your body. Cyberware requires biological balance to function correctly. If you replace too much of your natural body at once without monitoring your biological limits, your character's health and hardware performance will suffer.

Before entering the surgery chamber, check the impact each new part will have on your body. Balance offensive augments, such as claws and reinforced bones, with essential bodily functions so your systems remain operational.

Monitoring Power and Utility Systems

Robotic implants require ongoing power management to deliver their passive and active perks. High-tier utility hardware must be kept powered to remain functional in the field:

• Bionic Eyes: Provide enhanced sensory capabilities including night vision, mob targeting systems, and underwater clarity, all of which depend on continuous power.
• Internal Oxygen Tanks: Store reserve air directly inside your chest to boost underwater breathing time during exploration.
• Experience Storage Canister: A skull implant that fits directly inside your head to store accumulated experience points safely.

Always ensure your internal power systems can support your active hardware before heading into hostile terrain or deep underwater dives.