Which option to pick
Every answer pays the same. They differ in which zone the influence lands in.
What the operation puts to you, what each answer pays, and how it turned out. An option with two outcomes is one that can go wrong.
Dr. Moong's ocular cybernetic business is thriving, thanks in small part to our operator's test of her pilot product. But it could be thriving more if her rival, arms manufacturer Anko Systems, were out of the picture. She wants us to infiltrate their factory, steal their schematics, and sabotage their production line. In exchange, she promises a powerful gear upgrade for one of our operators.
AAccept the job. Sounds easy enough.
Requires 1 operator assigned.
Our team infiltrated the factory, stole the schematics, and planted the charges. The ensuing explosion shook The Works, but high up in the upper-middle echelons of Coruscant, Dr. Moong felt nothing but satisfaction. She thanked us for a job well done and as promised, equipped the assigned operator with a small family heirloom.
Our team infiltrated the factory, stole the schematics, and planted the charges. The ensuing explosion shook The Works and injured the assigned operator, but high up in the upper-middle echelons of Coruscant, Dr. Moong felt nothing but satisfaction. She thanked us for a job well done and as promised, equipped the assigned operator with a small family heirloom.
BDecline the job. It was a good run with Dr. Moong, but killing factory workers isn't our cup of jawa juice.
Dr. Moong gave us a faint, unapologetic smile and shrugged. Our business must be going well if we can afford scruples. No matter. She'll find someone else to do her dirty work.