Ah, the sweet memories of West End Games' Paranoia RPG, in which you, a perfectly normal non-mutant troubleshooter who definitely wasn't a member of a secret society, did your best to show your love of the computer by exposing the traitorous behaviour of your other party members. It also featured one of the best weapons ever included in an RPG, the thermonuclear hand grenade, with a maximum thrown range of 20 metres and blast radius of about 2 miles.
This game is coming soon to your PC thanks to Black Shamrock and Cyanide who are releasing Paranoia: Happiness Is Mandatory later this year. Some of the fun of exposing your fellow Troubleshooters as the unhappy mutant terrorists that they are will be missing as you control all four members of your party, even so this lack is unlikely to extend the lifespan of your characters by more than a few seconds.
Rock, Paper, SHOTGUN posted the trailer for your viewing enjoyment.
"Contrary to Disney propaganda, Alpha Complex is the happiest place on Earth. You now this because the Computer says so, and disagreeing with Friend Computer is treason."
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And it cuts like some Rusy
And it cuts like some Rusy Razer with Tetanus of the OEM!
“Infosec bod Bailey Fox said Razer’s Intel notebook models are still vulnerable to CVE-2018-4251, a security screw-up that potentially allows malware with administrative rights to alter the system’s firmware, thus allowing it to burrow deep into the PC and survive reboots and hard drive wipes. The issue has been known about since last year, and has been patched by manufacturers, but not by Razer, it seems.” (1)
That’s one nasty infection you got there, Lockjaw, care to comment on that!
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“Razer – perfectly happy to sell you a laptop for over $2,000, but when it comes to fixing security holes… tough sh*t
Slack motherboard firmware controls leave machines open to deep-rooted malware”
https://www.theregister.co.uk/2019/04/03/razer_laptop_flaw/