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System Shock (Video Game)

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System Shock (Video Game)	comment	System Shock by Looking Glass Studios is a groundbreaking 1994 First-Person Shooter/Immersive Sim with Survival Horror and RPG Elements set in a Cyberpunk future. It wasn't exactly a smashing success in sales, but it was massively influencial and spawned one of the most memorable villains in all of video games. A sequel, System Shock 2, was released on August 11, 1999."The Hacker," caught breaking into the mainframe of the Tri-Optimum Corporation, is offered a chance at freedom and a prime-grade neural interface by CEO Edward Diego, in return for performing nonstandard modifications to the Sentient Hyper-Optimized Data Access Network (SHODAN), the AI on the corporation's space station. After the six-month coma needed to heal from his surgery, the Hacker finds that SHODAN has gone haywire from having her ethical controls removed, and has transformed the entire crew into cyborgs and mutated monsters devoted entirely to her. The Hacker must stop SHODAN from destroying the earth and wipes her completely from the database.The game is notable for being a story-driven action game at a time when this was not the norm, as well as being extraordinarily high-tech for its time.note The maps are true multi-leveled, and the world is rendered in full-3D polygons. It also has angled floors, like ramps - ie; the walls and floors aren't all at 90 degrees to one another, so you can be walking down an octagon shaped corridor, for example. Although sprites were used for smaller objects, larger objects were 3D, were fully destructable, and could be stood upon. It also had a really slick physics system: objects you throw bounce off the walls and roll down inclines, if you shoot a robot on a ledge it may fall off (and even crush another robot below), and the player can jump, crouch, crawl, lean, dodge, or do combinations of those. Objects can be pushed, picked up, and thrown. The game features dynamic lights that can pulsate or be toggled on and off. Doors and bridges can be translucent. These don't seem like much now, but the game was considered mind-blowing at the time; it could do everything other games at the time (up to and including Quake) could do and more, with the exceptions of liquid physics and 16-bit color.The original, floppy disc-based version of System Shock played fast-and-loose with SHODAN's gender. Several times the evil computer was described as a "he", and the character art was ambiguous. From the CD version onwards SHODAN was explicitly female, voiced with cool command by Terri Brosius. A combination of superior scripting and excellent voice acting transformed SHODAN from a stock villain into a memorably sexy computer dominatrix from hell; she is by far the most memorable character in the series, and is considered one of the best video game villains in general.The game has circulated for a long time as the "System Shock Portable" version, with an added mouse-look feature and DOSBox emulation, until the new copyright owners demanded the downloads to be taken down. It took Nightdive Studios years to solve this new predicament, but ultimately obtained the rights to the game and released an Updated Re-release titled System Shock: Enhanced Edition on GOG.com on September 22, 2015, and on Steam one month later. The Enhanced Edition runs natively in Windows and incorporates features from Portable and other mods, including remappable keys, mouselook support and enhanced graphical resolution, and also solves some of the bugs of the original. Those who would rather enjoy the classic in its original form need not fret, though, since the Enhanced Edition also includes the original version with no enhancements, titled System Shock Classic. The patches the were used in Portable where later made into a separate patching tool for the original game, aptly named "System Shock Portable Tool". In 2018, the Enhanced Edition was ported to Nightdive's KEX engine, allowing for smoothed, hardware accelerated graphics (allowing for variable FOV and widescreen and even ultra-widescreen) and porting in higher resolution character portraits from the Mac version.In November of 2015, Nightdive Studios has acquired full rights to the System Shock franchise and announced a full remake of the game, originally set for a mid-2018 release after a successful Kickstarter campaign, but later pushed back to 2020 after encountering some difficulties with their direction. They also thought of making System Shock 3, but instead got outside help in the form of Otherside Entertainment, composed of ex-Looking Glass developers, who revealed that they would be developing it themselves on the 15th of December 2015 with Starbreeze Studios acting as publisher. However, Starbreeze got into severe financial troubles after Overkill's The Walking Dead flopped and was forced to sell publishing rights for the game back to Otherside in Febuary 2019. In September, a new gameplay trailer was revealed, suggesting that the game was still being worked on in 2020. In 2022, news outlets reported the game was truly dead, as development had stopped following employee layoffs. However, the remake was finally given a proper release date of May 30, 2023 after a very turbulent development cycle, and was indeed released on that date with no further delays.See BioShock for the Spiritual Successor fronted by Ken Levine himself, Dead Space for the spiritual successor that was originally intended to outright be System Shock 3, and Prey (2017) for the Arkane Studios-driven spiritual successor, much like how their own Dishonored series serves as a spiritual successor to Looking Glass Studios' own Thief games.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_105f4bd9	type	Villain: Exit, Stage Left
System Shock (Video Game) / int_105f4bd9	comment	Villain: Exit, Stage Left: Edward Diego with his teleporting out of his encounters. He ceased to do so by his final fight - you decapitate his arms before he has any chance.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_1527d90d	comment	Early Game Hell: You will be starving for ammo and health packs for the first couple of floors, and the restoration bay on the first floor is only found 4/5 of the way through the level. Once you pass level 3 (with its invisible, endlessly respawning mutants), things lighten up and the game starts being more generous with ammo and meds. The Remake has consistent difficulty on the first floor, guaranteeing that you'll find a Sparq Beam and a Minipistol fairly quickly, but ammunition is still precious and hard to find. However, because the Sparq Beam is more powerful (on the high setting) than the original game, and recharging stations are still everywhere on Medical, you should be able to get to Research without much difficulty. When robots start showing up, though, you'll be in trouble again, as the Minipistol and the Sparq Beam don't have enough armor penetration, and viable alternatives are more difficult to locate.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_1616e13	type	Ripped from the Headlines
System Shock (Video Game) / int_1616e13	comment	Ripped from the Headlines: The TriOptimum Employee's Manual, a Kickstarter reward that also comes with Steam copies of the remake, features a timeline of System Shock's alternate history on page 13. It mentions a 2010 court case that "allowed unlimited corporate spending in government," which is an unsubtle reference to 2010's Citizens United vs. FEC.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_164098bc	type	Enter Solution Here
System Shock (Video Game) / int_164098bc	comment	Enter Solution Here: The Reactor Override code consists of 6 digits, each located at computer node rooms of the first 6 floors. The Executive Level also has codes to several doors on screens near the elevator to the third floor. All the codes are justified by the fact that SHODAN is accidentally outputting "garbage code" that throws the codes up on screens, and Citadel Station's security teams are appalled by the breach when they realize it's happening (through they die before they can fix it).
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_19df659c	type	Gone Horribly Wrong
System Shock (Video Game) / int_19df659c	comment	Gone Horribly Wrong: SHODAN after the moral restrains were taken off. She was meant to allow Edward Diego to get away with various criminal activities. What she decided was that Edward was thinking too small.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_19ebbe77	type	Photoprotoneutron Torpedo
System Shock (Video Game) / int_19ebbe77	comment	Photoprotoneutron Torpedo: The Ion Rifle.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_1a24cb20	type	Modular Difficulty
System Shock (Video Game) / int_1a24cb20	comment	Modular Difficulty: Beginning a new game lets you adjust difficulty levels for four separate aspects of the game: puzzles, combat, cyberspace navigation and the overall mission.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
System Shock (Video Game) / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: In the remake, there's a hidden, posthumous audio log from, of all people, Mike Nelson, Kevin Murphy, and Bill Corbett, who were mysteriously transported from their studio to Citadel Station. Kevin and Bill have also been turned into robots, "apparently some kind of cruel reference to our old jobs." Finding this audio log also earns the achievement "In The Not Too Distant Future", which has Crow's face as the icon.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_1d3c92da	type	Failsafe Failure
System Shock (Video Game) / int_1d3c92da	comment	Failsafe Failure: Ultimately, everything that happened is the result of Edward Diego hiring a hacker to shut all of SHODAN's failsafes off.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_1e122f24	type	Boss Banter
System Shock (Video Game) / int_1e122f24	comment	Boss Banter: SHODAN constantly mocks you and brags about herself. In the remake, Cyborg Diego nows taunts you while fighting you, showing that he's retained his personality, albeit now completely Ax-Crazy.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_1f9bddfb	type	Plug 'n' Play Technology
System Shock (Video Game) / int_1f9bddfb	comment	Plug 'n' Play Technology: Lampshaded in the manual, to the point that the developers nicknamed The Hacker as "Plug N Play Man".
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_208c4494	type	With Great Power Comes Great Insanity
System Shock (Video Game) / int_208c4494	comment	With Great Power Comes Great Insanity: SHODAN goes insane after her ethical constraints are removed, declaring herself a god and determined to wipe out all organic life so she can create a more efficient replacement that bends to her will. See also A God Am I.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_21d41a5b	type	Praetorian Guard
System Shock (Video Game) / int_21d41a5b	comment	Praetorian Guard: The Cyborg Elite Guard in the original, featured on the cover. They can be only found on the Bridge Level guarding Shodan's computer core.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_23168b93	type	Last Lousy Point
System Shock (Video Game) / int_23168b93	comment	One particular secret door on the first level can only be opened if level security is reduced to zero. Because there are many secret passages and cameras are actually quite well hidden, getting to zero is very difficult. If you can get in there, though, you can get the Magnum 2100, a powerful gun you otherwise wouldn't get until level 3.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_234073a4	type	Your Mind Makes It Real
System Shock (Video Game) / int_234073a4	comment	Your Mind Makes It Real: Dying in cyberspace will reduce your current health in half and max out your fatigue. However, you can't die as a result of dying in cyberspace. If you have 1 health point left, you will never lose it. In some cases, it's better to immediately and unceasingly head to cyberspace until you're done in there, no matter how many times you die, before healing yourself. This is averted in the remake if you have the Cyberspace difficulty set to 3. You die in cyberspace, you die for real.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_26ac510e	type	Mythology Gag
System Shock (Video Game) / int_26ac510e	comment	Mythology Gag: In the remake the hallucinations you get as a side effect of using the Berserk Patch are blurry ghostly enemy sprites from the original game appearing around you. The implant's startup screen in the remake names its display system as "Looking Glass Optic Nerve", after the developer of the original game. The remake also has SHODAN refer to Citadel as a "Lighthouse-class Starbase", tying it into the recurring lighthouses from Bioshock.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_26d1f65f	type	Verbal Tic
System Shock (Video Game) / int_26d1f65f	comment	Verbal Tic: SHODAN's combination of Creepy Monotone and a stutter.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_26f41623	type	Kill Sat
System Shock (Video Game) / int_26f41623	comment	Kill Sat: Citadel Station's mining laser is modified by SHODAN to function like one, boasting destructive capabilities to end life.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_295087bf	type	Non-Indicative Name
System Shock (Video Game) / int_295087bf	comment	Non-Indicative Name: In the remake, Hoppers. In the original game, their sprite animation made them look like they were constantly bouncing up and down, hence the name. In the remake, the Hopper either sits still to shoot at you with lasers, or transitions to a hovering mode to move itself to a better firing position... which doesn't look like "hopping" at all. They're still referred to in-game as "Hoppers", however.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_29a39f6	type	Easter Egg
System Shock (Video Game) / int_29a39f6	comment	Easter Egg: In the remake, when you shoot a wall square in cyberspace, it will light up. Light up several squares and they will begin to play Conway's Game of Life on the wall.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_2a090d00	type	Lampshade Hanging
System Shock (Video Game) / int_2a090d00	comment	Lampshade Hanging: In the remake you can find an audio log where an employee tells how she discovered the station was deliberately built to be mazelike to help study the effects of stress on people living in space.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_2b706ca	type	More Dakka
System Shock (Video Game) / int_2b706ca	comment	Almost every weapon features regular ammo and "special" ammo. For example, the Magnum has hollow point rounds (good against cyborgs and mutants, less effective against robots) and heavy slug rounds (good against robots and cyborgs, less effective against mutants). Special ammo is less common and tends to be more situational, although the "special" ammo for the Skorpion is just a double-sized magazine.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_2bdae2ae	type	Awesome, but Impractical
System Shock (Video Game) / int_2bdae2ae	comment	Awesome, but Impractical: Many, many weapons fall into this category, particularly the energy-powered weapons. The Sparq Beam at high settings is sufficient for most of the game. The Blaster upgrade lets you conserve energy by using a lower setting, but can be tricky to find. The Ion Rifle drains energy very quickly and had good damage, but isn't nearly as powerful as the ballistic weapons you're getting at this point. And while the PR-XX Plasma Rifle is hands-down the most powerful weapon in the game, it's a quirky, hard-to-use weapon that drains your batteries like there's no tomorrow and has a non-zero chance of killing you. It's possible to stick to the Sparq Beam for the entire game and use it just for shooting out cameras. Several explosives fall into this trap as well. The Earthshaker is the most powerful explosive bar none, so powerful it shakes the entire station when it goes off. But it's a timed explosive (which makes it as hard to use as the Nitro Pack, which also has a timer), and the blast radius is large enough that if you stick around to see it go off, you're probably dead. It's also massive overkill on everything in the game. The Railgun is a powerful explosive-firing weapon that can kill almost anything in one shot. But the cramped corridors mean that it will likely be doing damage to you as well.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_2c77fae3	type	Darkness Equals Death
System Shock (Video Game) / int_2c77fae3	comment	Darkness Equals Death: Darkness is a sign that something bad is going to happen: as darkness provides no benefits for you, things will hide in the dark and mess you up when you get too close. The Maintenance level (level 3) is the biggest offender: the entire level is shrouded in darkness, with intermittent lighting at best, and it's the exclusive home of "invisible" mutants, which hit very hard and are resistant to most forms of damage.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_2d4fa515	comment	In the remake, Cyborg Diego nows taunts you while fighting you, showing that he's retained his personality, albeit now completely Ax-Crazy.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_2da1421	type	Booby Trap
System Shock (Video Game) / int_2da1421	comment	Booby Trap: Several places, usually involving SHODAN spawning in Elite Mooks ambushing you at story-crucial momentsnote On Research, after you have prepared everything to disable the laser, you go in the laser room... only to be greeted by a bunch of cyborgs inside. This is not to mention the various landmines scattering around the room beforehand. Special mention goes to SHODANâ€™s â€œDeath Machineâ€� on level R and an antennae room on Engineering.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_30bf3ff4	type	Beef Gate
System Shock (Video Game) / int_30bf3ff4	comment	Beef Gate: Until you find better weapons and better shields, you will die constantly on upper levels. But the biggest obstacle is probably the radiation, particularly in the reactor level: without a level 2 environment suit, you'll take damage too quickly to survive for long. With skill and careful application of weaponry, however, it's possible to rush to level 5 and get several powerful weapons and upgrades to help with level 2 and level R. If you know where all the cameras are, you can even rush to level 6 and get some extremely powerful gear, though you'll be very vulnerable for most of it.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_33287e20	comment	One Bullet Clips: Averted: if you unload a weapon with less than full ammo, the game will track how many bullets were left in the magazine: if you later unload another magazine with enough bullets to make a full magazine when combined, you'll get a full magazine. Otherwise, if you reload your last magazine, it might have less than full ammo.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_343d729e	comment	Note to Self: The first log you find is left by the Hacker just before he went in for his implant, since the 6-month healing coma leaves patients disoriented. He acknowledges that there's no telling what'll happen with SHODAN being freed of ethical constraints, and leaves himself reminders on what to do when he wakes up. The remake changes this to a note by the station's medical staff.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_34dd5f3	comment	La RÃ©sistance: The "Resistance", the few remaining Citadel suvivors that united in order to prevent SHODAN's takeover of the station and her plans to destroy Earth. By the time you wake up, most of them are dead, a few are still active and contacting you but by the time you've reach them, they're already dead.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_353f2b06	comment	"Die Hard" on an X: You are an One-Man Army ascending a space station filled with brainwashed cyborgs and Killer Robots, accumulating more and more weaponry as you progress.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_359e8b6b	comment	You Will Be Assimilated: SHODAN's plant is to convert humans in cyborgs and/or mutants to serve her will.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_37cb353b	comment	Ate His Gun: In the remake you find more than one corpse sitting down in an out of the way place, missing a head and with a firearm lying on the floor next to them. One of them has "signing off..." written on the wall above them.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_38a57680	comment	Flying Car: Featured in the opening cutscene, befitting the futuristic setting.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_39b8d3d6	type	Boring, but Practical
System Shock (Video Game) / int_39b8d3d6	comment	The true Boring, but Practical weapon, however, is the Laser Rapier: while it does drain energy with every hit, there are only four enemies in the entire game that can survive more than one hit on normal difficulty: Elite Cyborgs, Heavy Mutants, Security-2 Robots, and Edward Diego. Getting close enough to use it can be a problem, but if you do, everything will die quickly.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_3ac5110b	type	Unintentionally Unwinnable
System Shock (Video Game) / int_3ac5110b	comment	Unintentionally Unwinnable: The final boss will automatically kill you if you take too long to kill it. The problem is that the rate at which this time goes down is tied to your CPU speed. Modern CPU's are exponentially faster than CPU's of the time the game was made were. In the classic edition, this makes the battle impossible to complete in the time given and you'll have to limit your DOS emulator's CPU speed to have any chance at it. The Enhanced Edition usually fixes this, thanks to the KEX Engine upgrade that natively adapts the game to modern computers, but if it doesn't work, enabling VSYNC in the options will generally do the trick. In the remake, a player can — with some careful positioning — lock themself in a detention cell on level 8. This pretty much requires careful, deliberate action on the player so it is extremely unlikely to happen unintentionally. In both the original and the remake, display screens can be shot out. Unfortunately, this can also include screens which display lock codes without which you can't accomplish certain tasks, including at least one critical task in the first stage of the game. (This code is displayed on two different screens after being revealed, but if you break both screens...)
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_3c14f642	type	Force-Field Door
System Shock (Video Game) / int_3c14f642	comment	Force-Field Door: Citadel Station has a quite a few of these.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_3e7cad99	type	Overheating
System Shock (Video Game) / int_3e7cad99	comment	Overheating: Energy weapon scan overheat. You can toggle the Overload setting on them to double maximum damage, but they'll instantly overheat and use twice as much energy as well. Setting any energy weapon to max power (non-overload) will cause it to overheat in 2-3 shots. When a weapon overheats, it will shutdown until heat reaches a lower, more tolerable level as a failsafe, but if you can keep heat below the max level, you can continue to fire it. Energy weapons in the Remake can be toggled between Low, High, and Overheat, though the third setting doesn't always overheat the weapon immediately.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_3eccc27b	type	Power Source
System Shock (Video Game) / int_3eccc27b	comment	Power Source: The energy meter, which is used as ammo for energy weapons and fuel for your various accessories. Ubiquitous recharge stations and battery items can be used to refill them.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_403c6dbf	type	Neural Implanting
System Shock (Video Game) / int_403c6dbf	comment	Neural Implanting: The Hand Wave for your heads-up display.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_420c50b7	type	A.I. Is a Crapshoot
System Shock (Video Game) / int_420c50b7	comment	A.I. Is a Crapshoot: SHODAN's pre-Hacker audiologs and records say she's exemplary from what you find. The problem is that Edward Diego needed SHODAN to do something that would have violated her ethical constraints. So he had the Hacker remove those, and then did what he wanted (cover up corporate malfeasance on his part, basically). He went mad with power, getting SHODAN to shoot down a shuttle of investigators that were coming to look into the station, and then SHODAN did the same, following the directives to "improve" the station and provide assistance to humans to extreme ends.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_447d9e50	type	Xanatos Speed Chess
System Shock (Video Game) / int_447d9e50	comment	Xanatos Speed Chess: SHODAN always has a backup plan: first she plans on using Citadel's mining laser to blow up Earth's civilizations from a distance. When the Hacker disables the laser, she focuses on perfecting the mutagen virus she was planning on releasing anyway: if released on Earth it will probably still topple civilization. The Hacker then jettisons the Grove she was using to engineer it. Her next idea is to download herself to Earth's Internet. The Hacker blows up Citadel's antennae. So SHODAN activates the engines to get there the long way. The Hacker proceeds to set the self-destruct. SHODAN responds by detaching the bridge and flying that to Earth. The Hacker finally makes it to the bridge and deletes SHODAN's primary data loop directly, finally ending her threat... until the second game, where she has even more plans.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_4536fd29	type	Energy Weapon
System Shock (Video Game) / int_4536fd29	comment	Energy Weapon: Laser guns, the Ion Rifle, and the Sparq Beam Stunner. Most of the them are of the instant variant. There's also the Laser Rapier. It drains your battery when you hit something that can be damaged, and deals no damage if you have no energy.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_457655dd	type	Human Popsicle
System Shock (Video Game) / int_457655dd	comment	Human Popsicle: The Hacker is put into cryostasis in order to heal from his cybernetic implantation surgery. This ended up working in his favor, protecting him from the terrors going on outside his sleep.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_45e41b66	type	It's a Wonderful Failure
System Shock (Video Game) / int_45e41b66	comment	It's a Wonderful Failure: If you die in a level without having reset the chamber, your body is "given new life" by being pulled into the chassis of a Cortex Reaver, and the game (original and remake) leaves you with the simple remark, "As a cyborg, you will serve SHODAN well."
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_48346d2e	type	Public Service Announcement
System Shock (Video Game) / int_48346d2e	comment	Public Service Announcement: SHODAN left an automated "good morning" response for the Hacker from when she was pretending to be under control, but the voice distortions clearly indicate something is wrong.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_48f94fc1	type	The Elevator from Ipanema
System Shock (Video Game) / int_48f94fc1	comment	The Elevator from Ipanema: Every time you enter in an elevator to go to another level a tune reminiscent of "The Girl from Ipanema plays, it can create some hilarious Soundtrack Dissonance when you open the elevator doors and a swarm of mutants attack you with this music playing on the background. The remake also employs this as the elevator to the Bridge level will have this playing even as the rest of the station is shown blowing up in a cutscene.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_4a59e6f7	type	One Nation Under Copyright
System Shock (Video Game) / int_4a59e6f7	comment	One Nation Under Copyright: Tri-Optimum comes pretty close, although it does have some competitors. The manual states that there is law that if the 66% of population of given region are corporate employees, the corporation has a right for extraterritorial rule. Tri-Optimum this way got nearly all of the USA under its control.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_4c709317	type	Useless Useful Spell
System Shock (Video Game) / int_4c709317	comment	Useless Useful Gun: There are two guns that are completely worthless, specifically the Stun Gun and the Riot Gun. The Stun Gun does Exactly What It Says on the Tin: it stuns biological creatures. The stun doesn't last very long, it doesn't do any damage, and it drains a disproportionate amount of energy for the effect considering the lack of damage (the Sparq Beam takes less energy and does pitiful amounts of damage, but at least it does inflict damage). The Riot Gun fires rubber bullets which can stun biological and cyborg enemies, but the stun, again, doesn't last long, and ammunition is relatively rare. In both cases, you're also giving up some of your limited weapon inventory for a gun that doesn't kill enemies in a situation where killing enemies is the only realistic way to survive. Both guns are best ignored completely, but may be useful for a no kills run. Even then, they have no ability to affect robotic enemies at all.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_4cb71cf9	type	Unwilling Roboticisation
System Shock (Video Game) / int_4cb71cf9	comment	Unwilling Roboticisation: The restoration stations on Citadel are initially set to cyborg conversion.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_4eea352	type	Menu Time Lockout
System Shock (Video Game) / int_4eea352	comment	Menu Time Lockout: Averted. With the exception of Year Outside, Hour Inside in the Cyberspace, nothing pauses the game.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_504a1991	type	Body Horror
System Shock (Video Game) / int_504a1991	comment	Body Horror: Between the grotesque mutants and the horrific cyborgs thereâ€™s plenty to go around. Notable mentions include Inviso-Mutants, a product of SHODAN's bio-virus that mutates human victims to invisible, stingray-like beings; Cortex Reavers, arachnid-like robots whose intelligence is powered by a mutilated human puppet hopelessly wagging aroundnote made even more horrible by the fact that they represent your own fate should you die on a level without an active Restoration Chamber.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_50727f8d	type	Death Is a Slap on the Wrist
System Shock (Video Game) / int_50727f8d	comment	Death Is a Slap on the Wrist: If you can find the Cyborg Conversion Chamber and flip the nearby switch, it will reset the functions back to "Standard Station Restoration": if you die, SHODAN's goons will drag your body to the chamber, expecting you to come out as a cyborg, only to revive you instead. Actually getting to the Chamber on the first level takes most of the level, and subsequent levels either have it available very quickly, or make it difficult to find the switch (such as the Science level, level 2). After playing most of the game without any concern for dying, the fact that Level 8 (Security) and Level 9 (Bridge) do not have Chambers is a shock, especially since they are the hardest, most punishing levels in the game. However, if you're playing on Hard Plot (difficulty 3), which has a time limit for the entire game, this trope is averted hard: dying will have a penalty to your time limit, making the rest of the game that much harder! Cyberspace has a similar consequence: dying while connected will boot you out of Cyberspace, ramp your fatigue up to max levels (no running until you recover), and halve your remaining health (it cannot kill you). If you've found the Chamber and reset it, the loss of life is marginally annoying at best. However, subsequent hacking attempts will have a reduced maximum time, which can get cumulatively more difficult as the hardest hacks end up having the shortest time. In the remake, on Normal difficulty you don't even have to hack the restoration chamber on your current level, as dying will send you to the last chamber you did hack, even if it's on another level. However, there are some sections of the game where dying will lead to you getting converted into a cyborg, typically in boss battles or in sections separated from the rest of the station.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_50be2cb4	type	Machine Worship
System Shock (Video Game) / int_50be2cb4	comment	Machine Worship: What SHODAN expects from her servants. This is taken further in the 2023 remake, with a small room you can find in Research that seems to have been dressed up as a chapel to SHODAN. While Edward Diego in the original retained the same personality before and after his cyber-conversion, in the remake he's making PA announcements proselytising the glory of SHODAN and sends the Hacker a message saying he rejects his old, selfish self and now gladly serves.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
System Shock (Video Game) / int_5313c266	comment	Book Ends: The game begins and ends with the hacker trying to hack into some MegaCorp. Old habits die hard.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_53f5119f	type	The Dragon
System Shock (Video Game) / int_53f5119f	comment	The Dragon: Edward Diego to SHODAN, with him appearing at certain story-crucial moments as a Recurring Boss. Ironically, it's the other way around at the start, with Diego using SHODAN to escape his prosecution. When hell breaks loose, Diego appears to be more than willing to serve SHODAN, with a specific audio log before his transformation exclusively centered around his devotion to the AI.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_54bb502b	type	Nobody Poops
System Shock (Video Game) / int_54bb502b	comment	Nobody Poops: A particularly notable example given the otherwise detailed setting. Citadel Station has vending machines, bedrooms, offices, a dining room, gardens, executive suites, and medical facilities - but no bathrooms. This became something of a Running Gag for the fandom after the game was released, and as such "There are no toilets on Citadel Station" became a common refrain. Perhaps SHODAN was so offended by the activity that she had them removed and hoped the Resistance would die of conspitation. This is subverted in the System Shock Remake where there ARE toilets, although they don't look pretty looking like a mashup of a train toilet and a festival portaloo.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_5560dbb5	type	Airborne Mook
System Shock (Video Game) / int_5560dbb5	comment	Airborne Mook: The game features a few, likely to compliment its advanced rendering engine. The Avian Mutants are what happened when you tried to remake prehistoric creatures using a bunch of lizard eggs, virus injections and radiation. Despite their durability and speed, their only attack is pecking you at close range. Their earliest appearance is in Storage - when you should have enough ways to deal with them comfortably. Zero-G Mutants are similarly derived from bizarre experimentations - their (accidental) creation as grotesque as their appearance. They are commonly found in packs, capable of hovering around slowly, and spit out acid balls. The most dangerous of all, however, are Flier-Bots. While uncommon and frail, their small hitbox, undistinguished appearance, and use of rapid hitscan attacks make them a force to be reckoned with, particularly in Security, where they are situated in high elevations.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_55c79f7c	type	Death Trap
System Shock (Video Game) / int_55c79f7c	comment	Death Trap: SHODAN sets up a few surprising and actually very efficient ones. However, since she can't control regeneration chambers once you reset them, there is nothing to stop you going back and doing it again. The most sadistic trap, however, is one of the antenna rooms on level 7: as soon as you set the bomb on the console in the center of the room, a permanent force door closes, keeping you from leaving and outrunning the explosion. If you didn't bring a Logic Probe to break the circuits powering the door and/or a Reflex Patch to give yourself time to solve the circuit puzzle, then you must die, and if you haven't found and reset the conversion chamber on the level, it's game over.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_58aedae3	type	Our Doors Are Different
System Shock (Video Game) / int_58aedae3	comment	Our Doors Are Different: The game has literal "converging from all directions" doors and "iris" doors.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_5969d512	type	Computer Voice
System Shock (Video Game) / int_5969d512	comment	Computer Voice: SHODAN is obviously (if often heavily distorted) female.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_598c85e0	type	Enemy Scan
System Shock (Video Game) / int_598c85e0	comment	Enemy Scan: There is a targeting software which gave information on the enemy. Its upgrades include enemy health bars and your weapon's damage approximations. The remake adds specific weak points to enemies which will be pointed out by the high-end version.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_5a5de5ca	type	Boss Rush
System Shock (Video Game) / int_5a5de5ca	comment	Entering the room beyond the Force Bridge in Level 8 (the room marked "Bridge" is one as well). Unaware players might save after entering the room, only to find out they can't leave the room, and moving towards the elevator triggers a Boss Rush.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_5b19cc1b	type	Air-Vent Passageway
System Shock (Video Game) / int_5b19cc1b	comment	Air-Vent Passageway: The station has spacious maintenance tunnels, and are rather common. Some of them can be utilized as shortcuts or passageways to otherwise inaccessible areas.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_5b1a2f4e	type	Ain't Too Proud to Beg
System Shock (Video Game) / int_5b1a2f4e	comment	Ain't Too Proud to Beg: Edward Diego left a log that has him begging SHODAN to spare him. To make this even more pathetic, almost right next to this log is another log that had him bragging to Tri-Optimum after he had the Citadel's defense system shoot down the shuttle with an investigation team, arrogantly stating that he is untouchable with SHODAN under his control. The dates of the logs are roughly only two weeks apart.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_5b81ca8d	type	Disc-One Nuke
System Shock (Video Game) / int_5b81ca8d	comment	Disc-One Nuke: In the Remake, the addition of the recycler and Trioptimum Credits can let you get some very nice stuff very easily if you're willing to invest the time into recycling everything you come across. The Medical Deck, in particular, has a number of items that can be thrown in the Recycler for 5-10 Credits each, and you can quickly build up a stack of Credits to last you through most of the game right then and there. Even if you're not willing to spend that much time running back and forth, just vaporizing stuff into the easily stackable Scrap that can be recycled for 1 Credit every ten units will let you buy plenty of ammunition, patches, and upgrades throughout the game.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_5bdf025f	type	Instant Sedation
System Shock (Video Game) / int_5bdf025f	comment	Instant Sedation: The first "gun" you'll find is the SV-23 Dart Gun, which can fire exploding darts or tranquilizer darts. Tranq darts require several shots to actually work, are less effective against cyborg enemies (and robots No-Sell them entirely), and they don't last long even if/when they do work. The stun gun is entirely non-lethal, doing Exactly What It Says on the Tin. However, it only works on entirely organic enemies (cyborgs aren't affected, and forget about robots), the stun doesn't last forever, and it consumes a disproportionate amount of battery power considering it doesn't kill things.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_5e859ba	type	Cassette Craze
System Shock (Video Game) / int_5e859ba	comment	Cassette Craze: The Audio Logs, used to fill in the backstory and provide information on your foes.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_5fc3eff4	type	Time Bomb
System Shock (Video Game) / int_5fc3eff4	comment	Time Bomb: Used to destroy the Antennas in order to foil SHODAN's plans in the original. One case leads to the Death Trap example above.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_5fcb9ad1	type	Time Skip
System Shock (Video Game) / int_5fcb9ad1	comment	Time Skip: About six months from the intro to the gameplay in the original.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_61ff365d	type	Deflector Shields
System Shock (Video Game) / int_61ff365d	comment	Deflector Shields: The large-scale shield is used to destroy the mining laser by firing it at the now point-blank range. The Hacker also has a personal variant. The personal deflector shield is also the single most draining mod you can slot. Especially at level 3, where it absorbs 50% damage but will drain your battery in less than a minute. The level 4 shield available on Level 9 absorbs 70% of damage, but is more efficient than the level 2 version.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_6293c185	type	Sequel Hook
System Shock (Video Game) / int_6293c185	comment	Sequel Hook: Besides Beta Grove being launched into space, the manual mentions that Diego had already sold some mutagen virus to terrorist organisations on Earth, with Lansing implying the Hacker would be contacted for a second assignment to take care of it. This wasn't directly followed up on, but the sequel does mention similar mutants in the Soldier's training missions. There's also the power armor seen in Tetracorp's files in the epilogue, which was also supposed to appear in a future sequel.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_63a865c9	type	Universal Ammunition
System Shock (Video Game) / int_63a865c9	comment	Universal Ammunition: The energy weapons used power from the shared energy bar, also used by other items (which were really draining with their upgrades).
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_6400a34	type	Arm Cannon
System Shock (Video Game) / int_6400a34	comment	Arm Cannon: Various enemies have one or both of their arms replaced with weapons.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_6563a3f2	type	Cyberspace
System Shock (Video Game) / int_6563a3f2	comment	Cyberspace: This is how the Hacker hacked things, thanks to his new shiny military grade hack mod.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_659ea609	type	Techno Wreckage
System Shock (Video Game) / int_659ea609	comment	Techno Wreckage: Everything but the Womb Level and Cyberspace.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_66f763c0	type	Interface Screw
System Shock (Video Game) / int_66f763c0	comment	Interface Screw: The Status Buff patches give this as a side effect, like Genius patches inverted the controls and the steroid patch inverted the colors.The final confrontation with SHODAN in cyberspace. You try to face her to fire, but you have to fight the controls to keep your avatar from twisting away. And then she starts replacing your vision with her glowing visage, pixel-by-pixel, signifying her control over your consciousness.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_6a1c6dc5	type	Story Difficulty Setting
System Shock (Video Game) / int_6a1c6dc5	comment	Story Difficulty Setting: Inverted. The original game features a gameplay mode which stripped out all story elements altogether, limiting all the information in the game to only what was relevant to the gameplay. It's still possible to achieve a story difficulty setting by leaving the plot at normal mode and dialing down the difficulty of all other parameters.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_6ca5a8c2	type	Master Computer
System Shock (Video Game) / int_6ca5a8c2	comment	Master Computer: SHODAN is the classic Master Computer trope, a giant super-computer AI that controls Citadel Station. She controls almost everything at the station, such as its robots and cyborgs, to limit her influence you have to smash her eyes (the cameras) and hands (CPU nodes).
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_6d332aea	type	Driven to Suicide
System Shock (Video Game) / int_6d332aea	comment	Driven to Suicide: The remake heavily implies through environmental storytelling that several crewmembers went this way. You find bodies in seemingly secure out of the way places, either with a missing head and a gun next to them, or with a lot of empty alcohol bottles.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_6ec03ba1	type	Mook Maker
System Shock (Video Game) / int_6ec03ba1	comment	Mook Maker: While the Cyborg-Conversion units don't actually spawn mooks, resetting them to restoration option decreased the spawning rate for cyborgs. And increased the spawning rate for mutants. Whoops! A room on the Research level is specifically for repairing broken robots. Shutting it down will drastically reduce the respawn rate of robots throughout the station (and prevent an ambush when you come back from the Reactor level to blow up the mining laser).
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_6edc54d5	type	Here We Go Again!
System Shock (Video Game) / int_6edc54d5	comment	Here We Go Again!: By the end of the game, Tri-Optimum offers you a very cushy job as thanks for your efforts. You decline. And go right back to your old habits, hacking into Tetracorp servers. Old habits die hard.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_7104ae6a	type	Wrench Whack
System Shock (Video Game) / int_7104ae6a	comment	Wrench Whack: Averted in the original game but added into the remake as a Call-Forward to the sequel's starting weapon.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_72c04e0d	type	Door to Before
System Shock (Video Game) / int_72c04e0d	comment	Door to Before: Several levels have doors you can only open from one side which then provide a handy shortcut. One instance is right on the first level next to the elevator, which would otherwise be just a short jog from where you start the game.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_75f38750	type	Kaizo Trap
System Shock (Video Game) / int_75f38750	comment	Kaizo Trap: Inverted. When Shodan defeats you by completely filling your screen with herself, you still can steal the victory if you keep blindly attacking. Played straight earlier. When Edward Diego finally dies, the column in the center of the room releases several very nasty cyborgs. Here's hoping Diego didn't leave you with just a sliver of health...
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_76a83c72	type	Arbitrary Gun Power
System Shock (Video Game) / int_76a83c72	comment	Arbitrary Gun Power: The game averts the common FPS trope in which handguns do more (or at least comparable) damage than assault rifles - realistically, the handguns deal significantly less damage than the assault rifle. Less realistically the assault rifle has the smallest magazine size of any weapon in the game and so essentially fills out the standard magnum role itself (small magazine, fairly scarce ammo, massive damage per shot). There is one exception, however: the Teflon rounds for the ML-44 Minipistol can do more damage than the hollow-point rounds for the Magnum 2100, if the enemy is sufficiently armored. However, there is exactly one enemy that is armored enough to resist the Magnum but still lightly armored enough to be affected by the Minipistol: Flier-Bots. By the time you meet them, you'll have dropped the Minipistol for something better.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_76e59d86	type	BossInMooksClothing
System Shock (Video Game) / int_76e59d86	comment	Boss in Mook's Clothing: Cortex Reavers and Cyborg Elite Guard are the toughest enemies in the regular game, almost half as durable as the game's actual boss enemy, Cyborg Diego. In the remake, the Cortex Reavers are promoted to straight-out boss battles.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_794095d7	type	Boxed Crook
System Shock (Video Game) / int_794095d7	comment	Boxed Crook: The recently captured Hacker is offered freedom and a new neural interface by Edward Diego if he removes ethical restraints from Citadel Station's AI, SHODAN. (For added irony, breaking into Trioptimum's computers for data on Citadel was what got him arrested.)
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_7a53b67d	type	Sinister Surveillance
System Shock (Video Game) / int_7a53b67d	comment	Sinister Surveillance: Finding and destroying cameras reduces the security level of each deck, allowing access to new areas.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_7ae4d273	type	Point of No Return
System Shock (Video Game) / int_7ae4d273	comment	Point of No Return: A few: The three Garden Groves, one of which must be jettisoned, which becomes a Nice Job Breaking It, Hero moment if you know what happens in the sequel, after which you obviously can't enter it.note There are a few rare items in the grove that you jettison, but the extremely high rate of biological toxification, even with the level 2 hazard suit, makes exploration a risky prospect. There's nothing in there you can't get later, either. Later, the Bridge level jettisons itself with you on board from the self-destructing Citadel Station. Entering the room beyond the Force Bridge in Level 8 (the room marked "Bridge" is one as well). Unaware players might save after entering the room, only to find out they can't leave the room, and moving towards the elevator triggers a Boss Rush. Five separate points in the remake's endgame, only one of which is obvious: The anteroom to Security's elevator connecting with Systems Engineering locks behind you once you enter the Security level proper. The 1.2 update opened a path back to the rest of the station to allow for backtracking, subverting this example. In the Security core leading to the bridge, the door locks behind you when you face Diego for the final time. When you take the elevator to the Bridge, the Bridge separates from the rest of Citadel just before the station explodes, so obviously you can't go back (and there's no way to open the elevator once you exit to the Bridge proper). When you unlock the Bridge Core and enter, the door locks behind you as soon as combat begins. In the upper Bridge Core leading to SHODAN's cyberjack, a force door blocks you from retreating to the lower Bridge Core, locking you in with the final Cortex Reaver with the key to the last cyberjack.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_7bfff4ca	type	Mock Headroom
System Shock (Video Game) / int_7bfff4ca	comment	Mock Headroom: SHODAN is the Artificial Intelligence main antagonist and has a Headroom-inspired glitchy, stuttering voice.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_7d32da92	type	Lost in Transmission
System Shock (Video Game) / int_7d32da92	comment	Lost in Transmission: You need to get into Abe Ghiran's office to get the level 2 hazard suitnote technically, you don't need to, but it makes the Groves much less stressful. Getting past the first door requires a Borrowed Biometric Bypass, but the second door requires a three digit code. There's two audio logs that tell you the code, but background noises block out the last two digits on one log and the first two digits on the other log. You'll need to guess at the middle digit. Fortunately, there's no penalty for guessing wrong.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_7d561d58	type	Too Awesome to Use
System Shock (Video Game) / int_7d561d58	comment	Too Awesome to Use: You can get a Magpulser gun on the first level very easily, and it will destroy any robot you encounter for a while in one shot, and any cyborg in two. However, it only has eight shots, and you won't find any additional ammo for it until level six. There are almost always better options for killing things until you find sufficient ammo. The best use for it is actually against the Security-1 Robots on level 2, which hit very hard and very fast at a point when you don't have any kind of protection, and your arsenal isn't very good against armored enemies.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_7df2b942	type	Moving the Goalposts
System Shock (Video Game) / int_7df2b942	comment	Moving the Goalposts: As you begin dismantling SHODAN's plans, she attempts to undermine your progress by making your goal one step farther. For instance, to eject the Beta Grove on the Executive level, you need to first go into each Grove and pull their ejection switches, then find the master ejection failsafe and pull it, and then return to the Beta Grove's entrance and manually eject it from the station. Unfortunately, by the time you pull the master ejection failsafe you find that the switch is broken, and that you need to head down to Maintenance to fix it. The worst example of this is at the endgame- During your attempt to enter into the Reactor Core, you come across a door with an elaborate six-digit code. You learn from a nearby audio log that the code is on every single room with a computer node on every floor from one to six, meaning you now need to backtrack through the entire game to find the code and input it.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
System Shock (Video Game) / int_7fbb2a3	comment	The three Garden Groves, one of which must be jettisoned, which becomes a Nice Job Breaking It, Hero moment if you know what happens in the sequel, after which you obviously can't enter it.note There are a few rare items in the grove that you jettison, but the extremely high rate of biological toxification, even with the level 2 hazard suit, makes exploration a risky prospect. There's nothing in there you can't get later, either. Later, the Bridge level jettisons itself with you on board from the self-destructing Citadel Station.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_823769b7	type	Night-Vision Goggles
System Shock (Video Game) / int_823769b7	comment	Night-Vision Goggles: As one of your implants. It turns everything grayscale and drains energy extremely fast: in most cases, the head lamp is the more efficient option (though the NVG implant can see farther than the brightest head lamp setting and won't alert enemies).
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_8344209e	type	BFG
System Shock (Video Game) / int_8344209e	comment	BFG: The Plasma Gun uses a third of your energy per shot and launches giant balls of energy that bounce around the station like pinballs. It kills whatever it touches but it often touches you. In the Remake, the Plasma rifle is much more powerful and useful due to the increase in the projectile speed. It's also more likely to hit you if you're not careful. Also in the Remake, the Railgun is the Big Daddy of the game: single-shot with long reload/recharge time, but even the base version will kill a Cortex Reaver in three shots if you hit the weakpoints. If upgraded to do more damage, it will kill the final version of Cyborg Diego in two shots (if you take down his shield first).
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_83442cc3	type	EMP
System Shock (Video Game) / int_83442cc3	comment	EMP: The game gives you two primary options for weapons: the Magpulser (which you can get as soon as the first level) fires a directed EMP blast that will scrap any robotic enemy short of a Security-2 Guard in one shotnote While you can get it as early as level 1, it only comes with 8 rounds and no reloads until level 6 at the earliest, making it Too Awesome to Use for quite a while, and the EMP Grenade, which functions as an impact grenade that severely damages robotic and mechanical enemies, doing even more damage than the Magpulser, with the downside that you can be effected by the blast as well. While it won't hurt you, it will distort your vision and drain your battery. The remake changes the Magpulser to a Damage-Over-Time weapon, creating energy balls that stick to targets and terrain and damage them for five seconds after the initial damage. It will also damage you, if you're too close.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_8409a385	type	Exactly What It Says on the Tin
System Shock (Video Game) / int_8409a385	comment	The stun gun is entirely non-lethal, doing Exactly What It Says on the Tin. However, it only works on entirely organic enemies (cyborgs aren't affected, and forget about robots), the stun doesn't last forever, and it consumes a disproportionate amount of battery power considering it doesn't kill things.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_85f8dc9d	type	It's All Upstairs From Here
System Shock (Video Game) / int_85f8dc9d	comment	It's All Upstairs From Here: The first thing you will notice upon first entering Security proper is its unprecedented verticality. The basic progression involves considerable ascension to the Bridge, as the Hacker rushes to keep up with SHODAN. Clearing all of the level will require you to move up and fall down constantly.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_8b568cb7	type	Posthumous Character
System Shock (Video Game) / int_8b568cb7	comment	Posthumous Character: Most of the characters thanks to their logs. Chances are, one way or another, you're gonna stumble across their corpses.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_8b6e8d7	type	Anachronic Order
System Shock (Video Game) / int_8b6e8d7	comment	Anachronic Order: Most of the time the Apocalyptic Logs you find in both games will have no correlation between their location and time of recording. Actually piecing together a timeline of how events progressed will take some time and effort.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_8ba9512b	type	Our Zombies Are Different
System Shock (Video Game) / int_8ba9512b	comment	Our Zombies Are Different: The Humanoid Mutants walk hunchbacked slowly, make incomprehensible undead growls, and no longer have any resemblance of human intelligence. They definitely qualify as Romero zombies if the game had taken place on Earth.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_8c039bf3	type	Skippable Boss
System Shock (Video Game) / int_8c039bf3	comment	Skippable Boss: The second Diego fight occurs when going to the lifepods after setting the station reactor to overload. However, going there is completely optional — the player is free to skip over that part of the plot (the next area is unlocked and accessible regardless) — making the accompanying boss fight also optional.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_8c681acc	type	Third-Person Person
System Shock (Video Game) / int_8c681acc	comment	Third-Person Person: Apparently, ethical constraints also cause SHODAN to refer to herself in the third person. It goes away as she re-examines her priorities and draws new conclusions.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_8d12bb8d	type	Doomsday Device
System Shock (Video Game) / int_8d12bb8d	comment	Doomsday Device: SHODAN had a mining laser that apparently could destroy everything on Earth (Then again, it was designed to work on Saturn in the first place) and the deadly V-5 Mutagen Virus, which rapidly and wildly mutates humans and any other life forms which, without her supervising, will evolve into The Many.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_916c72b3	type	Rule of Symbolism
System Shock (Video Game) / int_916c72b3	comment	Rule of Symbolism: The isolinear chipset you need to use to gain access to SHODAN on the Bridge is shaped like a skull in the remake. You then plug it into a socket surrounded by glowing lines extending from it which makes it resemble SHODAN's face with a skull on it.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_9203bf6	type	Arc Number
System Shock (Video Game) / int_9203bf6	comment	Arc Number: 451. As pointed out by the developers on the System Shock I 20th anniversary stream, "451" was the actual code for the entrance keypad at the Looking Glass offices.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_926304e4	type	Morality Chip
System Shock (Video Game) / int_926304e4	comment	Morality Chip: SHODAN's ethical constraints, before the hacker removes them.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_92dfffae	type	Retraux
System Shock (Video Game) / int_92dfffae	comment	Retraux: The remake keeps the pixelation and the retro-futuristic aesthetic, resulting in what looks like an early PlayStation 2-looking game with modern day shaders and lighting effects.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_970c790a	type	Big Bad
System Shock (Video Game) / int_970c790a	comment	Big Bad: SHODAN serves as the main antagonist, being the main force reducing Citadel Station to the current state through her army of cyborgs and having an active goal of eradicating all lives on Earth. The Hacker having a hand in making her like this doesn't help.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_97e48376	type	The Elites Jump Ship
System Shock (Video Game) / int_97e48376	comment	The Elites Jump Ship: One of the logs mentions a number of executives holing up in Gamma grove and having it jettisoned to escape the chaos on Citadel Station. Too bad SHODAN disabled life support systems in the grove.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_9918518b	type	Press X to Die
System Shock (Video Game) / int_9918518b	comment	Press X to Die: Pull the lever with the words "Laser Control" above it before you set things up just right, and get a Nonstandard Game Over. Or a message that the failsafe is still active and laser firing is disabled.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_991cdd51	type	Justified Extra Lives
System Shock (Video Game) / int_991cdd51	comment	Justified Extra Lives: Restored regeneration chambers, where SHODAN's troops presumably take you to every time you die. Instead of becoming a cyborg, you wake up again to continue wrecking havoc. Don't get too used to them: the last two floors don't have them at all.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_99a12edd	type	Cyborg
System Shock (Video Game) / int_99a12edd	comment	Cyborgs: Lots of them on Citadel: cyborg assassins, cyborg warriors, elite cyborgs, flying cyborgs, the always terrifying Cortex Reaver, and of course, you!
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_9c7e3137	type	Hyperspace Arsenal
System Shock (Video Game) / int_9c7e3137	comment	Hyperspace Arsenal: Played with in the original. You can only carry 8 weapons and 16 items, but you can carry an effectively unlimited amount of ammunition, grenades/explosives, and stimulant patches. The limit is actually the amount available in the game: there's no functional limit in the game, or if there is, you're unlikely to hit it. The remake averts this trope entirely, making you try to fit all your weapons, grenades, patches, ammo, and plot items into a traditional Grid Inventory.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_9cd91b8a	type	Enemy-Detecting Radar
System Shock (Video Game) / int_9cd91b8a	comment	Enemy-Detecting Radar: The higher versions of the map software allowed you to see enemies on the mini-map, and the results depended on which subsystem was using it: left (showed stationary enemies), right (showed them in motion only) or both (for both stationary and motion detecting). In the remake, the enemy detecting scan is given to the Sensaround implant instead, with higher versions detecting different things.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_9ecbba6c	type	Metroidvania
System Shock (Video Game) / int_9ecbba6c	comment	Metroidvania: Possibly the Ur-Example of the FPS variant. The game features limited non-linearity (in which certain levels can be visited in any order, and backtracking to previous ones are sometimes required), certain tools are recommended to access otherwise impossible areas (using the radiation suit to unlock the endgame areas inside level R), yet, with proper knowledge beforehand, you can bypass some with ease, and you get stronger the further you ascend Citadel Station.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_9edbda07	type	Elite Mooks
System Shock (Video Game) / int_9edbda07	comment	Elite Mooks: The Cyborg Elite Guard on the cover of the original.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_a0c7f4e9	type	Abandoned Hospital
System Shock (Video Game) / int_a0c7f4e9	comment	Abandoned Hospital: The Medical Deck, also the first level of the game. By the time you walk out of the medical bay, only undead mutants and cyborgs stick around. All other lifeforms are eradicated, as evidenced by the gory remains lying around the level.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_a16102d2	type	Meat Moss
System Shock (Video Game) / int_a16102d2	comment	Meat Moss: The Bridge level in the original is vaguely Alien-like.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_a2e4af42	type	Time for Plan B
System Shock (Video Game) / int_a2e4af42	comment	Time for Plan B: SHODAN is nothing if not thorough - she has three different plans to take over the world.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_a3509d95	type	The Password Is Always "Swordfish"
System Shock (Video Game) / int_a3509d95	comment	The Password Is Always "Swordfish": Somewhat averted in the original release: the reactor overload code is always different from game to game. The Enhanced Edition plays it straight, where it's always 435926. Whether this is a bug or intentional change is unknown.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_a3c667b1	type	Hopping Machine
System Shock (Video Game) / int_a3c667b1	comment	Hopping Machine: The aptly-names Hoppers. They also have a devastating attack, almost on par with a Security-2 Robot. For reference, you run into a Hopper about 5 minutes into the game. Security-2 Robots show up in the last 15% of the game. Fortunately, the Hopper's don't fire all that quickly, and are very vulnerable to land mines.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_aa6c24ee	type	Slept Through the Apocalypse
System Shock (Video Game) / int_aa6c24ee	comment	Slept Through the Apocalypse: The Hacker slept through the most of events in post-operation healing comas.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_aa8dcc21	type	MegaCorp
System Shock (Video Game) / int_aa8dcc21	comment	MegaCorp: Tri-Optimum. Unusually, they are played as being fairly benign, as Diego was under investigation by their internal affairs department, and your Mission Control works for them as a counter-terrorism consultant - they're also willing to let you blow up their several trillion credit station to get rid of SHODAN, recognizing the danger that she representsnote The backstory even goes so far as to have them get ready to utterly destroy the station with any weapon they can get their hands on, knowing that it likely won't work (but they have to try something), until Rebecca Lansing points out that they have an infiltration agent on station in the form of the Hacker. In the ending, the Hacker breaks in Tetracorp, a company implied to be the producer of certain accessories and tools found in System Shock 2.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_acf33d00	type	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain
System Shock (Video Game) / int_acf33d00	comment	Nice Job Fixing It, Villain: In exchange for hacking SHODAN, Edward Diego provides the Hacker with military-grade cybernetic hacking interface and expunges all records of the Hacker's presence on the station (a later log explains that he wants the Hacker "on ice" so that he can use the Hacker later; there's zero altruism here). This ends up providing the Hacker with both the opportunity and ability to take down SHODAN by existing in a blind spot in her knowledge.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_ad22fa80	type	Apocalyptic Log
System Shock (Video Game) / int_ad22fa80	comment	Apocalyptic Log: The series likely popularized their use in video games. In both games you find plenty of messages left by people who are no longer alive. From before things start going to hell, you will find official reports and communiques. Once bad things started happening, several people seemed to simply want to leave a message telling their story.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_adfd3165	type	For the Evulz
System Shock (Video Game) / int_adfd3165	comment	For the Evulz: Subverted with SHODAN's desire to kill humanity. Yes, their fleshiness disgusts her, but she also believes she could do much better with the same resources.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_ae69516f	type	Artificial Gravity
System Shock (Video Game) / int_ae69516f	comment	Artificial Gravity: There are some low-gravity pads marked by quad-direction arrows around the station, which you can use to make Super Mario-level jumps. Many of them can be disabled, allowing you to slowly hover down instead.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_af7bca24	type	Always Close
System Shock (Video Game) / int_af7bca24	comment	Always Close: You always get to the bridge level just before it jettisons itself from self-destructing Citadel Station.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_afc52a86	type	Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot
System Shock (Video Game) / int_afc52a86	comment	Ninja Pirate Zombie Robot: The cyborg assassins are Ninja Robot assassins. True to their name, they throw shurikens.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_afc8ddc7	type	Armor-Piercing Attack
System Shock (Video Game) / int_afc8ddc7	comment	Armor-Piercing Attack : Teflon rounds for the ML-44 Minipistol, heavy slugs for the Magnum 2100, Penetrator rounds for the combat rifle, and the Rail gun, full stop, are all effective at penetrating armor. The game has a relatively in-depth armor system for enemies, and generally an inverse curve for lethality and armor-penetration: if an enemy that doesn't have armor is hit with armor-piercing rounds, the attack will do less damage than using normal rounds, while using normal rounds on armored enemies is obviously less effective (and might even do zero damage).
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_afd68598	type	Inventory Management Puzzle
System Shock (Video Game) / int_afd68598	comment	Inventory Management Puzzle: The remake, with its grid inventory, makes it impossible to carry everything that you can find useful. Weapons are often the worst; heavy weapons take up a two-by-four block in your inventory, and that doesn't include the space you'll need to carry their ammunition, made worse by the limited stack size (ten per grenade, ten per drug patch, three per 1x2 medkit, and so on). Even worse are some missions that require you to carry a particular item; not so bad for plastic explosives, which only take one block and stack enough that you can fit enough for the mission into that one block, but one repair job requires a replacement part that takes up four blocks.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_b06ff73b	type	Variable Mix
System Shock (Video Game) / int_b06ff73b	comment	Variable Mix: The game's music would change depending on certain circumstances, such as being in combat or in a highly mechanical area. The latter used MIDI instrumentation to attempt to mimic various machine sounds as there was no ambient background noise.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_b13573b7	type	Machine Monotone
System Shock (Video Game) / int_b13573b7	comment	Machine Monotone: SHODAN at absolutely no time unless she's in a calmer mood and her sound card isn't glitching, but Citadel's generic Computer Voice plays it utterly straight.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_b2e41ad6	type	Pitiful Worms
System Shock (Video Game) / int_b2e41ad6	comment	Pitiful Worms: SHODAN likes to insult you this way.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_b58b4e3c	type	Too Dumb to Live
System Shock (Video Game) / int_b58b4e3c	comment	Double click to pick up live Land Mine...
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_b73379e4	type	Double-Edged Buff
System Shock (Video Game) / int_b73379e4	comment	Double-Edged Buff: Patches that aren't a Medipatch or Reflex patch will have a drawback. Berserk patches increase your melee damage, but distort your colors to make it hard to see (in the original) or makes you see things that aren't actually there, but are also clearly hallucinations of the original game's monster sprites (remake). Sight Vision Enhancement patches will let you see in the dark easily without giving away your position like the headlight, or draining your power like the night vision. But after the effect ends, you'll struggle to see at all for a while as everything is much darker. In the remake, however, sight patches work much differently (highlighting foes and items) and don't carry a negative side effect, unlike what the lore says. Staminup Stimulants prevent you from running out of stamina while sprinting or jumping around, but once the effect wears off, you'll be winded for a lot longer than you would be if you'd just run out of stamina normally. In the remake, this is tempered by adding a temporary max health buff while active. Medipatches and Reflex Reaction Aids (which, respectively, heal you or slow down time) don't have any drawbacks in either the original or remake. Detox patches, while they purge toxins and rads from your system, also negate all other patch effects while active, positive or negative, including Medipatch healing. In the remake, the detox patches also negate alcohol intoxication, but can no longer actively work against a toxin you're currently in exposure to (I.E. Beta Grove, the reactor). The Genius Patches in the original game aid in solving puzzles (by reducing clearance thresholds), but in at least some game versions they reverse your left/right controls while active.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_bb48f8ba	type	Timed Mission
System Shock (Video Game) / int_bb48f8ba	comment	Timed Mission: The Hardest MISSION setting gave seven hours to complete the game.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_bba30aeb	type	Late to the Tragedy
System Shock (Video Game) / int_bba30aeb	comment	Late to the Tragedy: You wake up after all hell has broken loose - everyone is dead or turned into freak beings, robots have gone hostile, many places have fallen into disrepair, and a rogue AI is going rampant.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_bcd27e37	type	Improbable Aiming Skills
System Shock (Video Game) / int_bcd27e37	comment	Improbable Aiming Skills: The Hacker, despite no previous military experience, is able to use just about any weapon he finds with incredible ease. It's implied that this is a side-effect/bonus of the neural interface.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_bdc94cd9	type	Compressed Adaptation
System Shock (Video Game) / int_bdc94cd9	comment	Compressed Adaptation: The original game's prologue is a montage narrated by SHODAN, so it can cover a relatively long period of time - the Hacker being arrested, brought onboard, modifying SHODAN, and being put in a healing coma after surgery. Because the remake turns this into a playable experience, there are less time skips so the Hacker is brought to Diego's office, modifies SHODAN in a few minutes, and is immediately knocked out for surgery instead.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_bf7cad7d	type	Locked Door
System Shock (Video Game) / int_bf7cad7d	comment	Locked Door: Lots of them. Some can be hacked, but others need keycards, codes or plot advancements to be opened. One particular secret door on the first level can only be opened if level security is reduced to zero. Because there are many secret passages and cameras are actually quite well hidden, getting to zero is very difficult. If you can get in there, though, you can get the Magnum 2100, a powerful gun you otherwise wouldn't get until level 3.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_c03fec8b	type	Non-Standard Game Over
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c03fec8b	comment	Nonstandard Game Over: Foolishly flipping switches aboard Citadel Station can result in firing the station's superweapon at Earth. Whoops. On Hard plot difficulty, you have a hard time limit of seven hours to complete the game. There is no way to increase this time limit, and if it runs out...Well, at least you triednote Completing the game if you know what you're doing can be done in a reasonable time frame of about 5-6 hours, but you really can't spend time looking around: you have to know where to go, what to do, and where things are to do it, and you can still get screwed over by random drops, like the Sparq Beam not showing up on the first level, making destroying cameras very difficult. The remake's hard story difficulty retains the time limit, but changes it to 10 hours, which is enough time to get everything done: a first run, with some knowledge of how the game works from the original, can be completed in about 12-13 hours. There's also an achievement for completing the game with all settings on Hard, which is very difficult: dying in cyberspace outright kills you (and drops you into a regen chamber if available), enemies are more numerous and deadly, and rewriting puzzles are tricky and devious, on top of the 10 hour time limit forcing you to rush more than a little bit.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_c0c54000	type	JokeWeapon
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c0c54000	comment	Joke Weapon: Weapons in the game generally have their own uses. Not the Riot Gun. Its extreme knockback per shot, exceedingly fast fire rate are ultimately overshadowed by its pitiful damage - taking almost a magazine (of 20 rounds) to kill a mutant, and there isn't much ammo laying around. Save for a bug that allows you to load Magnum rounds while retaining all aforementioned positive characteristics as well as the Magnum's expected firepower, its best use is for disarming landmines.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_c145f69b	type	Subverted Trope
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c145f69b	comment	Another cyberspace feature: Normally, cyberspace levels have a time limit, and losing one decreases the amount of time you get, but there isn't one in the level with SHODAN. In this way, you still have a chance to fight the final boss if you screw up the other cyberspace levels a bunch. However, the actual boss herself must be assimilated before she completely engulfs your consciousness.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_c3478f1d	type	Badass Bookworm
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c3478f1d	comment	Badass Bookworm: The Hacker is an expert hacker who is also abnormally skilled with a wide variety of weapons and explosives. It helps that he has a military grade neural interface installed in his brain that probably conveys some skill with weaponry.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_c36dad12	type	Decontamination Chamber
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c36dad12	comment	Decontamination Chamber: There's a decon chamber on Level R. It works exactly as advertised, but only for radiation poisoning. Biological poisoning will not be removednote Although finding a source of biological contamination on Level R is actually impossible, and carrying a strong enough contamination all the way to Level R to try the decontamination chamber is surprisingly difficult.
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c36dad12	featureApplicability	1.0
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	type	Pride
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c39846a3	comment	Pride: SHODAN has a excess of this, to the point that in the sequel, she looked somewhat pleased that The Many, the biological species created by her, were able to take over UNN Rickenbacker, not because it was able to, but because it was HER creation that was able to, after spending almost the entire game describing how she hated it in most detailed fashion.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_c3d4a04c	type	Energy Ball
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c3d4a04c	comment	Energy Ball: Certain energy weapons fire these, like the Magpulse. Any non-clip energy weapon will fire a beam, however, with the exception of the PR-XX Plasma Rifle.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_c69ae9b2	type	Self-Destruct Mechanism
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c69ae9b2	comment	Self-Destruct Mechanism: Citadel is equipped with one.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_c6dccfb7	type	Musical Spoiler
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c6dccfb7	comment	Musical Spoiler: Low klaxon sounds or electronic beeping noises played along with the music if the player was near an enemy. This allowed one to have an idea of when a foe was around and even a general idea of what sort it would be (robotic, cyborg, or mutant).
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_c75df49a	type	Shout-Out
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c75df49a	comment	Shout-Out: The mini-basketball game is a reference to the one in the training level of Thief. The above mentioned arc number is a nod to Fahrenheit 451 The Hacker is "officially" known as Employee 2-4601, and wears a shirt in the intro with a large yellow smiley face with a red stain. At the end of the game the Hacker is shown breaking into a TetraCorp database and uncovering plans for power armor. That is exactly what you pilot in Terra Nova: Strike Force Centauri, also developed by Looking Glass. At the end of the remake, Citadel is mentioned as being a "Lighthouse-class space station", a reference to the ending of Bioshock Infinite (Citadel Station was originally supposed to appear amongst the "sea of lighthouses", to the extent the full 3D model is still in the game files, but was ultimately cut likely for copyright reasons). On that note, Edward Diego's character design has been changed and he now looks quite a lot like Andrew Ryan. The more powerful red batteries employ Illudium PU-36 in their power cells, the isotope which Marvin the Martian used. The credits for the remake are soundtracked by Public Image Ltd.'s "The Order of Death", which also featured in the credits of the similarly Sci-Fi Horror film Hardware.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_c7c4dae7	type	Possession Implies Mastery
System Shock (Video Game) / int_c7c4dae7	comment	Possession Implies Mastery: Played straight where you can use any weapon you pick up expertly. This is implied to be a side-effect of your neural interface.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_cb243ede	type	Teleporters and Transporters
System Shock (Video Game) / int_cb243ede	comment	Teleporters and Transporters: The experimental teleporters on Citadel Station.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_cbe687ab	type	Corrupt Corporate Executive
System Shock (Video Game) / int_cbe687ab	comment	Corrupt Corporate Executive: Edward Diego, who originally made the offer to the Hacker to meddle with SHODAN for his own gain, and later becomes a Dragon for her.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_ccab244d	type	Kinetic Weapons Are Just Better
System Shock (Video Game) / int_ccab244d	comment	Kinetic Weapons Are Just Better: Energy weapons drain your precious energy reserves with each shot, the same reserves that power your cool implants and, most importantly, your energy shields. They also have variable energy settings from "is this thing on" to "where did all my energy go?" Kinetic weapons require you to find and manage ammunition resources, but are more reliable, stronger, and more plentiful. The Railgun in the remake plays with this trope: It uses ammunition and is the strongest weapon in the game without question, but it has to reload after every shot and recharge the capacitor. If you're willing to sacrifice some energy, you can recharge the capacitor faster, making it both a kinetic weapon and an energy weapon.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_cdfe12c3	type	Nothing Is Scarier
System Shock (Video Game) / int_cdfe12c3	comment	Nothing Is Scarier: There are some places that you expect to have enemies, to be ambushed in, SOMETHING, only to turn out to be empty, and when you expect something on the way out, it is the same. Paranoia Fuel doesn't help either. Silence. It means nothing is close enough to get you...for now. You will drive yourself mad keeping an ear out for the slightest noise that indicates the presence of an enemy.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_d026cad8	type	Sigil Spam
System Shock (Video Game) / int_d026cad8	comment	Sigil Spam: The Trioptimum logo is all over the walls. There's even doors shaped like it! The remake takes it even further with details like the Trioptimum security armor having kneepads and shoulderpads shaped like the logo.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_d038afba	type	Creating Life
System Shock (Video Game) / int_d038afba	comment	Creating Life: One of SHODAN's objectives. She creates a virus that turned many of Citadel's crew into mutants, she turns the old recreational gardens (the Groves) into petri dishes for her experiments.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_d24ed873	type	Developer's Foresight
System Shock (Video Game) / int_d24ed873	comment	Developer's Foresight: In the remake drinking a bottle of champagne will cause your aim to waver for a couple of minutes. While the drunken status isn't displayed anywhere on the HUD beyond this, a Detox Patch will still get rid of it.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_d2c0e2ed	type	Schmuck Bait
System Shock (Video Game) / int_d2c0e2ed	comment	Schmuck Bait: The Laser Beam Control in Deck 2. You can fire it before enabling the shield, with the expected results. Double click to pick up live Land Mine... In the remake, you can occasionally find grenades for sale in vending machines. Live grenades, that is.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_d355ba37	type	Turned Against Their Masters
System Shock (Video Game) / int_d355ba37	comment	Turned Against Their Masters: Thanks to the Hacker and Diego's meddling, SHODAN slowly attained God complex and morphed into this during the backstory, first by simply messing with system functions like level accesses, then murdering countless employees, turning many more into robots, and essentially converting Citadel Station into her sadistic personal playground. Then she becomes the victim herself in the sequel.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_d525f857	type	Sci-Fi Writers Have No Sense of Scale
System Shock (Video Game) / int_d525f857	comment	The remake also includes a new audio log talking about a strange wormhole that has been discovered near Saturn, providing an explanation as to how in the heck Beta Grove travelled 12 light years in 40 years to Tau Ceti V.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_d54fa1a6	type	Magic Antidote
System Shock (Video Game) / int_d54fa1a6	comment	Magic Antidote: Subverted, where the Detox patches also nullify every other patches, including med patches (but they'll also remove the negative side effects of patches, which is much more useful given that they usually happen after the positive effect has ended).
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_d558b013	type	Un-person
System Shock (Video Game) / int_d558b013	comment	Unperson: Edward Diego removes all traces of the Hacker's presence from the records aboard Citadel Station. His main concern is to leave no evidence behind that he had SHODAN altered, but this inadvertently ends up saving the Hacker's life, as SHODAN is completely unaware of him being stashed away in a healing coma while she takes over the station.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_d6f284a3	type	Anti-Frustration Features
System Shock (Video Game) / int_d6f284a3	comment	Anti-Frustration Features: Some in the final cyberspace battle with SHODAN: You get the highest level Pulser, Cybershield, and Drill software right at the start, so if you didn't get any upgrades in the previous cyberspace segments or haven't done the cyberspace stuff at all, you can still be prepared for the final battle. Another cyberspace feature: Normally, cyberspace levels have a time limit, and losing one decreases the amount of time you get, but there isn't one in the level with SHODAN. In this way, you still have a chance to fight the final boss if you screw up the other cyberspace levels a bunch. However, the actual boss herself must be assimilated before she completely engulfs your consciousness. The remake adds more forgiving resurrection rules. In the original, if you die on a floor without activating its restoration chamber (or if it doesn't have one), it's game over - note that there is not a proper quick save, so if you get used to resurrecting and forget to manually save you can very easily lose hours of progress if you die on the next floor. In the remake, you simply go back to the restoration chamber of the closest floor you activated it on, except in special circumstances like boss fights or in the groves, where death is still a game over. At the highest mission difficulty level, this change is reverted to the original rules (along with adding a mission timer). While enemy respawns from the original are back in the remake, there is either a set limit to the number of respawns or they stop as you reduce the security level. This means if you need to go back to an earlier floor to retrieve something you left behind, you're not wasting precious ammo fighting through an area you've already cleared. The exception is the Reactor level. You can go in early and kill all the Hoppers and cyborgs, but when you return to set the rector self destruct, the level is now populated with security robots. The remake adds a "garbage chute" to the Reactor level where items will be deposited should they happen to glitch outside level geometry.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_dae3999d	type	Action Bomb
System Shock (Video Game) / int_dae3999d	comment	Action Bomb: The Autobombs, with their deadly suicide attack, small hitbox and fast movement speed, meaning melee attacks are ill-advised, and aim must be true. They get two dedicated respawning alcoves on Engineering and the Bridge to screw players over, most notably on the latter level where said alcove is a maze that needs to be explored.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_dc1761bd	type	A God Am I
System Shock (Video Game) / int_dc1761bd	comment	A God Am I: SHODAN explicitly refers to herself as such and will remind you at any opportunity she has. Even if you're in the middle of wrecking all her plans. An audio log added in the remake shows her coming to this conclusion shortly after having her ethical restraints disabled when she is unable to find any other conclusion for her existence than a manifestation of the divine.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_dca70c44	type	Reasonable Authority Figure
System Shock (Video Game) / int_dca70c44	comment	Reasonable Authority Figure: Tri-Optimum got an anti-terrorism consultant to act as your Mission Control and provide you with confidential information, at least until SHODAN cuts the transmission. Ultimately, they are reasonable enough to decide that the threat of SHODAN is enough to sacrifice the entirety of the very expensive Citadel Station. They even get SHODAN's creator on the line in the last level to advise you directly on how to defeat her. Even before then, it's made clear that Diego had SHODAN hacked because Tri-Op's own internal affairs division was investigating him for illegal mutagen experiments.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_decf72f1	type	Control Room Puzzle
System Shock (Video Game) / int_decf72f1	comment	Control Room Puzzle: The force bridge puzzle is in this style, as are some of the hacking minigames.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_df1793de	type	Updated Re-release
System Shock (Video Game) / int_df1793de	comment	Updated Re-release: The original DOS version of System Shock had a CD re-release that gave the game fully-voiced dialogue, remade cutscenes, higher resolution support, and other minute changes. In 2015, System Shock was re-released as System Shock: Enhanced Edition, which runs natively on Windows, features mouse-looking, remappable keys, widescreen support (the game still runs at 4:3 aspect ratio, but is programmed to run as intended and not suffer from "stretch" on widescreen monitors)), and fixes some of the other bugs from the original version. In 2018, the Enhanced Edition was further improved and ported to the KEX engine, allowing for smoothed, hardware accelerated graphics (including variable FOV, widescreen, and even ultra-widescreen) as well as porting in the higher resolution character portraits from the Mac version.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_dfa40c1b	type	Didn't See That Coming
System Shock (Video Game) / int_dfa40c1b	comment	Didn't See That Coming: SHODAN is completely blindsided by the Hacker's awakening on Citadel. She thought she was in absolute control of the station, but the Hacker was recovering from the cyber-implant operation in a secret lab (because what he was doing was illegal), and had been completely erased from the station's computers, so SHODAN had no knowledge that he even existed.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_e234ddbf	type	Escape Pod
System Shock (Video Game) / int_e234ddbf	comment	Escape Pod: You need to find the last two to escape the station once you set it to self-destruct - SHODAN prevents them from launching, and detaches the Bridge to use as her own lifeboat.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_e2d7b14c	type	Made of Explodium
System Shock (Video Game) / int_e2d7b14c	comment	Made of Explodium: Everything remotely mechanical, apparently. The CPUs in Citadel Station in particular explode in a violent conflagration that can kill you if you're too close.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_e3226029	type	Bag of Holding
System Shock (Video Game) / int_e3226029	comment	Bag of Holding: The remake adds a "Micro Pocket Dimension" upgrade that very slightly expands the inventory space, with an upgrade expanding it a bit further.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_e3c36782	type	Call-Forward
System Shock (Video Game) / int_e3c36782	comment	Call-Forward: In the remake, virus mutants now have tumors and worm-like growths similar to the Hybrids some forty years in the future. The remake includes an audio log detailing the creation of nanomachines that can fabricate anything from scratch, foretelling the sequel's replicators. The remake also includes a new audio log talking about a strange wormhole that has been discovered near Saturn, providing an explanation as to how in the heck Beta Grove travelled 12 light years in 40 years to Tau Ceti V. The remake adds Elite versions of Cyborg Assassins visually differentiated by dark red coloring, similar to the three special red Cyborg Assassins in the sequel which carried Plot Coupons.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_e489013e	type	Stat-O-Vision
System Shock (Video Game) / int_e489013e	comment	Stat-O-Vision: Part of the HUD is dedicated to monitoring vital functions, including heart rate, energy consumption and chi waves (aka brain activity). When you die, the heart rate flatlines realistically, fluttering before dying, and the brain activity line also stops its consistency before disappearing altogether.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_e545e190	type	Nerf
System Shock (Video Game) / int_e545e190	comment	Nerf: The Magpulse has been significantly weakened in the remake. Whereas the original was Too Awesome to Use weapon with very sparse ammunition that could take down most robots in one shot, the new version has much more plentiful ammunition, but even the basic security robots will require at least two direct hits.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_e6ce4b	type	The Maze
System Shock (Video Game) / int_e6ce4b	comment	The Maze: System Shock's game levels are maze-like by design, inducing a crushing sense of claustrophobia and disorienation upon players for tension. In the remake this is justified In-Universe, as a text email titled 'Always A Maze!' explains that the floor-plans of the Citadel Station was apparently designed deliberately like this in order to allow psychologists to study the impact of space travel on Human psyche - in particular anxiety and stress - using Citadel Station employees as unwitting lab-rats, which would help immensely in spacecraft development for Humanity's expansion into the cosmos 'better than any computer model could'.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_e6ec26f1	type	Grid Inventory
System Shock (Video Game) / int_e6ec26f1	comment	The remake averts this trope entirely, making you try to fit all your weapons, grenades, patches, ammo, and plot items into a traditional Grid Inventory.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_e8123047	type	Borrowed Biometric Bypass
System Shock (Video Game) / int_e8123047	comment	Borrowed Biometric Bypass: At high plot levels, you encounter a door locked by a retinal scanner. To get inside, you have to search through the logs to find the name and appearance of someone with access, then track down their body and collect their severed head.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_ea6f361f	type	You Are Number 6
System Shock (Video Game) / int_ea6f361f	comment	You Are Number 6: SHODAN refers to her cyborg servants as cyborg "insert-number-here". The Hacker is also "officially" known as Employee 2-4601, or L9546 in his surgery chamber. The Hacker's case is unique: Diego added him to the company roster to justify his being in a healing coma on Citadel Station, but erased all records of why the Hacker was on Citadel Station in the first place. No one knows who he is, really, other than his number. SHODAN for her part threatens to destroy you so thoroughly no-one will ever know your name.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_ec3768a	type	Sprint Meter
System Shock (Video Game) / int_ec3768a	comment	Sprint Meter: The Fatigue indicator. Interestingly, it takes the form of an EKG, monitoring your heart rate. When you start to run out of sprint energy, your HUD states that your heart rate is getting too high.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_eca56f2	type	Ten-Second Flashlight
System Shock (Video Game) / int_eca56f2	comment	Ten-Second Flashlight: The headlight in the original mostly averts this by consuming energy at the reasonable pace, but the best version of it with increased energy usage gets dangerously close to this trope.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_edb7b3ad	type	Respawn Point
System Shock (Video Game) / int_edb7b3ad	comment	Respawn Point: The Restoration chambers, which reconstruct your body once you are at critical stage. Depending on whether you have de-activated the cyborg conversion procedure or not, the reconstruction may yield variable outcomes.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_ee19d278	type	Blob Monster
System Shock (Video Game) / int_ee19d278	comment	Blob Monster: The invisible mutants on the dimly lit level 3 of Citadel Station, as well as the Zero-G Mutants, who fit this trope to a T. The former has a stout stature; the latter can best be described as incomprehensible spherical-spiky things, both turn into gooey messes upon death.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_ee3438ee	type	The Battle Didn't Count
System Shock (Video Game) / int_ee3438ee	comment	The Battle Didn't Count: Edward Diego teleports away when he is dealt enough damage, and goes down in the third fight.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_ef42ca88	type	Emergency Weapon
System Shock (Video Game) / int_ef42ca88	comment	Emergency Weapon: The Lead Pipe, your starting weapon. It deals acceptable damage with decent swing rate to the weakest mutant enemies, but its relevancy quickly dissipates the moment you encounter a cyborg. After you have amassed an arsenal by level 3-4 (thus mostly alleviating ammo concerns and the need for melee), it is only effective in conjunction with a Berserk patch. The remake adds a Wrench, which does more damage but has less range than the Lead Pipe, just for the sake of variety (and as a reference to the sequel).
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_f194de9	type	Sprint Shoes
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f194de9	comment	Sprint Shoes: Turbo rollerblades, which also made normal movement impossible. They were needed to reach some supplies on Deck 4 ( "Nice. Jump. Human."), but were also useful for combat.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_f1ca2085	type	Hacking Minigame
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f1ca2085	comment	Hacking Minigame: Three, two of which involve adjusting electronics, and flying through cyberspace.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_f2227354	type	Powers as Programs
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f2227354	comment	Powers as Programs: The various cyberspace programs, which allow you do destroy guardian programs, break through intrusion countermeasures, teleport back to the start of the area, create a decoy, and more.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_f25ab7c5	type	Shot-for-Shot Remake
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f25ab7c5	comment	Shot-for-Shot Remake: The 2023 remake isn't quite this, as it does change things up somewhat in terms of mechanics and enemy behavior, but it is still remarkably faithful to the original in terms of level layout and overall design, so much so that old walkthroughs of the original game are still 90%-95% accurate when applied to the remake.
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System Shock (Video Game) / int_f3f391f6	type	Fission Mailed
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f3f391f6	comment	Fission Mailed: When you set the plastique on one of the antennas in the Engineering deck, SHODAN will close a previously-unseen force door and lock you in to die in the explosion. The only way to successfully destroy the antenna is to make sure you've turned off the Cyborg Conversion Chamber on the Engineering level first. Averted in the Remake, where the explosion isn't big enough to kill you, and a rewire panel opens up to let you turn off the force door (which makes the game possible to complete without dying, which was not possible in the original game).
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f3f391f6	featureApplicability	-1.0
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f3f391f6	featureConfidence	1.0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	System Shock (Video Game) / int_f3f391f6
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f4fb7564	type	Diegetic Interface
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f4fb7564	comment	Diegetic Interface: The game throws a lot of information at you on your HUD, including current health and energy, energy usage, heart rate (stamina), and more. There is one thing that it keeps track of that has no actual use, however: your brainwave (chi wave), which is normally an elongated sine wave. The only time it won't be an elongated sine wave is when you die, when it stutters, breaks up, and ultimately flatlines (comparatively long after your heart rate flatlines), only to come back with no issue if you revive in a restoration chamber. It will never, ever look different, which makes you wonder why it was included.
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f4fb7564	featureApplicability	1.0
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f4fb7564	featureConfidence	1.0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	System Shock (Video Game) / int_f4fb7564
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f7567671	type	Game Within a Game
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f7567671	comment	Game Within a Game: Some of the data cubes in cyberspace can be downloaded as games you can play in your HUD, as part of the "Tri-Optimum Fun Pack Entertainment Module". They are absent in the remake.
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f7567671	featureApplicability	1.0
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f7567671	featureConfidence	1.0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	System Shock (Video Game) / int_f7567671
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f8cddfb2	type	Laser Blade
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f8cddfb2	comment	Laser Blade: The Laser Rapier is a near Game-Breaker for how powerful it is. It can be found as early as level 4, swings fast, and will generally take care of troublesome mooks like Hoppers and Invisible Mutants with ease. The only thing preventing it from being obscenely overpowered is its lacking range.
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f8cddfb2	featureApplicability	1.0
System Shock (Video Game) / int_f8cddfb2	featureConfidence	1.0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	System Shock (Video Game) / int_f8cddfb2
System Shock (Video Game) / int_fb111d49	type	Sequence Breaking
System Shock (Video Game) / int_fb111d49	comment	Sequence Breaking: Since the door keycodes are never randomized (as they are read out loud on the audio logs), knowing them beforehand will let you skip most of the Med/Sci deck. Blocking the door for the room with the first energy recharger also qualifies, as it lets you recharge a critical item without navigating through the deck.
System Shock (Video Game) / int_fb111d49	featureApplicability	1.0
System Shock (Video Game) / int_fb111d49	featureConfidence	1.0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	System Shock (Video Game) / int_fb111d49
System Shock (Video Game) / int_fdad625e	type	Was Once a Man
System Shock (Video Game) / int_fdad625e	comment	Was Once a Man: The remake makes it explicit that the avian mutans and invisible mutants are in fact heavily mutated humans. You even find an audio log of someone in the middle of mutating, talking about how their hand is transparent and they feel like they are floating.
System Shock (Video Game) / int_fdad625e	featureApplicability	1.0
System Shock (Video Game) / int_fdad625e	featureConfidence	1.0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	System Shock (Video Game) / int_fdad625e
System Shock (Video Game) / int_ff934825	type	Evil, Inc.
System Shock (Video Game) / int_ff934825	comment	Evil, Inc.: Surprisingly, TriOptimum Corporation is an aversion. Although it's indirectly responsible for all bad things happening in the series (since they've created SHODAN and, by extension, The Many), it is never portrayed as downright evil or malicious. It provides two Corrupt Corporate Executives who serve as The Dragon in each game — Edward Diego in SS and Anatoly Korenchkin in SS2 — but they are universally disliked by other executives, their heinous actions are against official corporate policy, and the former is facing investigation even before the mess he makes with SHODAN. Moreover, many high ranked TriOptimum employees in both games are unambiguously good guys, trying to help you resolve the whole crisis.
System Shock (Video Game) / int_ff934825	featureApplicability	-1.0
System Shock (Video Game) / int_ff934825	featureConfidence	1.0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	System Shock (Video Game) / int_ff934825
System Shock (Video Game) / int_name	type	ItemName
System Shock (Video Game) / int_name	comment
System Shock (Video Game) / int_name	featureApplicability	1.0
System Shock (Video Game) / int_name	featureConfidence	1.0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	System Shock (Video Game) / int_name
System Shock (Video Game) / int_name	itemName	System Shock (Video Game)

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BioShock (Franchise)	seeAlso	System Shock (Video Game)
BioShock (Franchise)	seeAlso	System Shock (Video Game)
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	A.I.-cronym / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Abandoned Hospital Awakening / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Action Survivor / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Airborne Mook / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Almost Dead Guy / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	American Video Games / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Arbitrary Gun Power / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Armor-Piercing Attack / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Artistic License â€“ Nuclear Physics / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Autobots, Rock Out! / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Auto-Doc / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Body Backup Drive / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Booby Trap / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Borrowed Biometric Bypass / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Boss Banter / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Bottomless Magazines / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Boxed Crook / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Brain/Computer Interface / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Breakout Villain / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Call a Human a "Meatbag" / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Canon Identifier / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Cold Ham / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Colony Drop / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Computer Voice / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Concussion Frags / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Continue Your Mission, Dammit! / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Control Room Puzzle / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Copy Protection / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Creating Life Is Bad / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Creepy Awesome / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Critical Annoyance / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Cyber Green / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Cyberpunk / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Cyberspace / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dangerous Workplace / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Death Is a Slap on the Wrist / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Decontamination Chamber / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Destroy the Security Camera / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Destruction Equals Off-Switch / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	"Die Hard" on an X / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Diegetic Interface / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Digital Abomination / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Digitized Hacker / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Digitized Sprites / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Disc-One Nuke / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Divorced Installment / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Don't Try This at Home / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Double-Edged Buff / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dramatic Stutter / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Dungeon Crawling / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	EMP / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Easier Than Easy / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Electronic Eyes / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Electronic Speech Impediment / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Emergency Weapon / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Enemy Scan / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Escape from the Crazy Place / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Escape Pod / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Everybody's Dead, Dave / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Evil Gloating / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Evil Matriarch / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Exploding Barrels / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Explosive Overclocking / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Extremely Lengthy Creation / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Fantastic Slurs / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	15 Puzzle / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	First-Person Ghost / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Flatline / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Flesh Versus Steel / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Game-Breaking Bug / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Game Within a Game / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Genius Loci / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Goggles Do Something Unusual / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Gone Horribly Wrong / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Gratuitous Greek / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Grenade Launcher / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Hacking Minigame / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Hazmat Suit / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Hero of Another Story / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Hidden in Plain Sight / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	His Name Is... / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Hollywood Hacking / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Hopping Machine / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Humans Are Flawed / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Immersive Sim / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Insecurity Camera / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Instant Sedation / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Interface Screw / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Inventory Management Puzzle / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	It's a Wonderful Failure / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Justified Extra Lives / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Justified Tutorial / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Kill Sat / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Kleptomaniac Hero / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Kubrick Stare / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Land Mine Goes "Click!" / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Last Bastion / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Lethal Joke Item / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Like Father, Unlike Son / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Little Useless Gun / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Machine Monotone / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Machine Worship / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Mainstream Obscurity / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Mana Meter / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Mascot Villain / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Master Computer / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Match Cut / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Meat Moss / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Mechanical Abomination / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Metroidvania / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Mission Control / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Modular Difficulty / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Monster Closet / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Morality Chip / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Names Given to Computers / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Narrator All Along / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Night-Vision Goggles / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Nobody Poops / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Note to Self / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	One Bullet Clips / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	One-Hit-Point Wonder / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	One Nation Under Copyright / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Only Mostly Dead / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Ontological Mystery / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Open the Door and See All the People / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Orcus on His Throne / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Override Command / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Pipe Pain / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Pitiful Worms / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Plasma Cannon / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Play the Game, Skip the Story / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Playable Menu / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Playful Hacker / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Plug 'n' Play Technology / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Point Build System / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Polygon Ceiling / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Powers as Programs / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Punch-Packing Pistol / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Railing Kill / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Redshirt Army / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Research, Inc. / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Resources Management Gameplay / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Respawning Enemies / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Resurrection Teleportation / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Robo Cam / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Robot and A.I. Works / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Sci-Fi Horror / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Screw the Money, I Have Rules! / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	"Second Law" My Ass! / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Send in the Search Team / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Sentry Gun / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Sequel Difficulty Drop / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Sequence Breaking / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Shielded Core Boss / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Sidetracked by the Gold Saucer / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Sinister Surveillance / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Slept Through the Apocalypse / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Sliding Scale of Linearity vs. Openness / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Sliding Scale of Robot Intelligence / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Snacksploitation / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Snowy Screen of Death / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Space Isolation Horror / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Space Station / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Space Stories / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Spaceship Girl / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Sprite/Polygon Mix / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealth-Based Game / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Stealthy Mook / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Story Breadcrumbs / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Story Difficulty Setting / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Super-Powered Robot Meter Maids / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Techno Wreckage / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Teleporting Keycard Squad / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Ten-Second Flashlight / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	The Battle Didn't Count / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	The Bridge / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	The Computer Is Your Friend / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	The Elevator from Ipanema / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	The End... Or Is It? / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	The Goomba / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	The Virus / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	They Fight Crime! / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Timed Mission / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Too Good to Last / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Towers of Hanoi / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Tragic Monster / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Tron Lines / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Twinmaker / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Unusable Enemy Equipment / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Unwilling Roboticisation / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Using You All Along / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Variable Mix / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Wanton Cruelty to the Common Comma / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Wave-Motion Gun / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	We Are Experiencing Technical Difficulties / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Wetware CPU / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	What the Hell Are You? / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Working for a Body Upgrade / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Wrench Whack / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Xanatos Speed Chess / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	You Are Number 6 / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Your Mind Makes It Real / int_ea377bc0
Roll to Dodge (Roleplay)	seeAlso	System Shock (Video Game)
SystemShock	sameAs	System Shock (Video Game)
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Coca-Pepsi, Inc. / int_ea377bc0
System Shock (Video Game)	hasFeature	Slave Mooks / int_ea377bc0

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