This borg was originally on the drawing board as an additional version of the Patrol Slave Remote, only to be a more human sized Patrol Slave and to have a longer controlling distance, and to be marketed by TST rather than Borgman Industries.
Alas this was not to be as the cost for such as system was, and still is, prohibitively expensive. But the general design was considered to be usable as a 'borg. It lacks the grunt of a panzer shell but it still has style, well the corporates seem to think so. Many combat borgs consider this shell to be 'wimpy',
which isn't too surprising, but they are outweighed by those suits who like it as the style they want for their bodyguards. It is more in place at a corporate party than in the street but it wasn't built to be a Panzer Shell (and probably never could be).There have been occassional versions of this with CCPL installed but for the cost of the CCPL process it is more effective to use a Panzer Shell for the CCPL upgrade than some wimpy corporate bodyguard shell, but it's the corporates that waste the money so it's their own fault.
This is one case where style is not better than substance.
(Sorry to all the PBM game fans but this i got from one picture of the thing)
Patrol Slave copyright 1995, 1997 D Jorgensen and Alternate Realities Publications.
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