Level 5: Inject Code: FORTRAN
Type of Sig: Active
Pool used: 140/420.
Pool Remaining: 0
CD: 4 turns
Nerfs: None
Effects: 100 Damage, Break, Impact
Chris loves code in all it's forms, be it the new, smooth-operating codes that people use today, or even the clunky old forms that bugged up 24/7 and couldn't do jack. An example of the latter is the original FORTRAN, assumed by many to be the first-ever form of binary coding. After a day of fooling around with old codes, Chris was struck with the brilliant idea of injecting Binary with samples of various forms of old binary and seeing what happened. FORTRAN is the first sample he's tried.
As FORTRAN and the homebrewed form of code Chris used to make Binary are so radically different in the way they operate, Binary's body's natural reaction is to eject the intruding code as quickly as possible. When tinkered around with and placed in a combat program, this becomes an asset. The basic gist is that Binary gathers a large amount of ancient data that really shouldn't be fooling around in the modern Net in his body, then concentrates it and forcefully ejects it at high speeds.
