Robohead V1.5 Demo (updated) by iamzach

iamzach

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3rd August

8th August

- Can survive half of his braincells gone - Can see - Has to be alive to see Only demo, Will be updated soon. (Starts alive) (Update 5: better wiring, better processing, fixed bugs)

brain head robot thinker

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  asapientpenguin 8th August
  @Integer We cannot communicate with it in a way we can with normal Homo sapiens. Considering the brain structure is presumably different from that of Homo sapiens, we cannot do that specific psychometric test, specifically an IQ test, for it would not be accurate to the true intelligence of Robohead.
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  Integer 7th August
  asapientpenguin make it do an iq test
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  asapientpenguin 7th August
  I'm curious what people think of my long yaps in this comment section
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  asapientpenguin 6th August
  Now you have severed the emotional complex of the brain. Use the life support system to restart the brain if you have turned it off. Rewire the emotional complex of the brain if there is an emotional issue, and then you may reconnect it to the rest of the brain at the same or different neural units. Did I just write up a whole manual for a robot in a simulation game? Yes!
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  asapientpenguin 6th August
  At neural units [5,2] and [5,3] are the connectors. You can attempt to shut it down with the Ctrl+= shortcut, which is useful to allow you to use metal instruments, but always use electrically insulated instruments to sever the connection if it is on, and this is reccomended even if it is off. Specifically, at [5,2], cut off the connection to the right, and at [5,3], cut off the connection to the bottom.
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  asapientpenguin 6th August
  How to sever the emotional complex of the Robohead: Sometimes, the emotions of Robohead can act up and result in behavorial issues, especially when used in combat functions, or if there is a wiring disorder. ONLY USE THIS PROTOCOL IF ABSOLUTELY NECCESSARY! We can rewire the emotional complex after this is done and reconnect it via the ends shown. There are only two neural connections between the emotional complex of the brain and the rest of the brain.
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  iamzach 6th August
  @asapientpenguin If he get's a T-B-I shoot photons at his eyes, It helps him live
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  asapientpenguin 5th August
  Correction: No light was tested with Robohead, so therefore it is unknown if the connectors was actually destroyed or not. We can assume they were not, and so it could still see.
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  asapientpenguin 5th August
  EMP report, continued: Language was damaged to a lesser degree, but was still damaged to a significant extent. Expect Robohead to have lower linguistic ability, with him only being able to use simplified vocabulary and wording, with more grammatical errors and spelling errors occuring. Emotion was damaged only slightly, but expect emotions to be less regulated.
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  asapientpenguin 5th August
  EMP report: The brain was significantly damaged, and it was shut down, as expected. Life support managed to restart the system and it could be removed and the brain still functioned. Memory was perfectly preserved, but the vision sector of the brain was severed [not damaged], so we expect Robohead to be blind. Half of Thinking and Processing was destroyed, expect Robohead to be impaired in that sector severely.