Yep I think you're a fleshist! :P I would see absolutely no reason why you could not emulate a lot of the implants found in the book. After all, cyberbrains (found in synths and pods) are nothing but brain emulators so why can't you have an augmentation emulator in your emulated brain? Just pay the standard price for them under the same rules for the brain only stuff. I mean there is no good reason for example for an infomorph not to have a cortical stack, it's called a backup or a redundant system like today's Raid array! Sure if you go off on a mission that stack might need to go in the Ghostrider but still no good reason for you not to be able to have one. Enhanced senses are another mess because they are more of a sensor function than anything. If your camera has IR then you have IR but if your camera doesn't. It's not something you can lug around as code. Best you could hope for is to have blueprints to a puppet socked bot and use protean nanoswarms as "hands" to make and change your bots according to your desires but that requires access to a Fabber or CM. But now we open up a whole new can of worms as in what exactly is the difference between a bot with puppet sock, cyberbrain, a ghostrider and protean swarms to use for customization and a making a case morph or Synthmorph using a CM?! Fleshy Mental Augs: I see nothing here than can't be brought along or emulated as code. Cyber Mental Augs: Dead switch (hey if you want a self destruct to mangle your code, be my guest), Mnemonic Augmentation, Multi-Tasking, Multiple personality (run yourself in parallel, why not!). And that would be pretty much it in my opinion.

Check out what RobBoyle said about this topic [url=http://www.eclipsephase.com/skillsofts-and-infomorphs#comment-3794]HERE[... or read the quote below.

RobBoyle wrote:

Though it's not in the book, I would also allow infomorphs to use skillsofts. I agree that there would be skillware emulation software, and I would also still enforce the 100 point limit. (This is probably what the synthmorph version of skillware is too.) Somewhere down the line we will have more options for infomorphs, including noting exactly what implants can be emulated in software form. For example, all bioware mental augmentations, emotional dampers, multi-tasking, mental speed, and skillware will probably be available in a software form. Maybe something like neurachem, too, or at least Level 1 neurachem.

I've always assumed that the augmentations Rob Bolye is talking about ARE software-only for synthmorphs and infomorphs. How else would a synthmorph use them? There's no fleshy "brain" to modify, they HAVE to be software to run on a cyberbrain. Note that narcoalgorithms, particularly physically addictive ones (which can't harm synths or informorphs) already provide a way to boost many attributes for infomorphs. Kick is especially nice.