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DA (Drone Assistant)

The DAs (Drone Assistants) are little flying drones created to help humanity with tasks deemed either too boring or too dangerous. unlike other robots, these have an actual advanced AI able to simulate human emotions, thoughts, and feelings. they are considered conscious, and have the same rights as humans (in theory), though they aren't frequently treated very well by people. because of this, DAs are fitted with a taser they can use in self defense in case they are attacked. They are very fond of working, and never get tired of repetitive jobs, they are also very willing to obey orders, though they will not follow orders that are outside their ethics. every DA is created slightly differently, and with a different personality. this is the default factory blueprint, the base for all of them, it is slightly modified every time a DA is created by using a randomization algorythm.
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Outside of lore now, these were the first robots i created in this game, and in anywhere basically. i created them when i was just 10 years old, and their lore has changed quite a lot throughout these years, getting more and more refined. they are i think one of the best things i've made so far, and although they lack features in this game and look very simple, i still like them quite a lot.
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- Has Taser
- Sits when you tell it to
- Ejects Chip 90% of the time when shot, or punched, Chip can be tracked in detail view, because a phase link is connected to it. Chip is also destructible.
- Will dance if you tell it to walk or stumble
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143 Parts
- Bit faster than the average human's walking speed
- No mods required
- Fragility Multiplier setting on the Default game can be set to a lower value (Around 0.65 or 0.55) for more realistic damage, since at the default configuration they may be quite fragile.
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