Could someone post up a page on what is the rule for complexity levels and point costs of programs for languages, written, reading, and spoken?

Each point spent on a skill or talent (like Languages) cost $25. Once you've spent upto 2 points, it's a complexity 3 program, and every doubling of points increases the complexity: 4 points = compexity 4, 8 = 5, 16 = 6, 32 = 7.) So for you to put two points into a skill (regardless of your final number, or the difficulty of the skill), it would cost you $50 and be a complexity 3 program. According to the language section, Broken = 2 poitns, Accented = 4 points and fluent = 6 points... and then says to half that if you're only speaking or reading... so I took that if I spend 4 points (to make the math easier) which will be enough to get a fluent language either written or spoken) it will cost $100, and be a complexity 4 program.

Now the modular ability power for a computer mind states: it costs 6 poitns just for the ability, and then each slot would cost 4 times the number of points you can put into the slot. So, if you want to be able to put a 16 point skill into that slot, it'll cost 64 points per slot, so after the 6 initial points, a one slot modular ability would be 70 points (which can be reduced by several modifiers: -20% for the "takes -3 when in combat because it's not meant to be used like that" and -10% only skills and languages and -20% takes a minutes to change slots.

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Why would I not like that drawing?! That is basically _my_ drawing, I mean _I_ drew it. You just used the high MPs on your Evo phone to take a digital likeness of it, and they screw my out of my 1 XP by redigitizing it in painbrush to _exactly_ look like what I drew on the whiteboard.

Actually, I think you did a pretty good job of copying me exactly :)