My group used these rules to very good effect for their muses, I must say! One of the expensive ones has a very...uh...x-risky personality, let's say. No one chose a cheap one tho, sad to say. When I play in an EP game instead of running one, I totally wanna make a custom cheap muse for a character who isn't a hacker but has some infosec and programming (maybe a gatecrasher or a space hab tech or something), a muse that is their custom DIY muse code to replace the muse that got infected during the Fall and alerted local TITAN communication channels where to send headhunter drones. Maybe they survived and made it off Earth, maybe not, but even restoring from backup they were just like, "Nope, uninstall, yes, delete all, yes, goddamnit getthisthingthefuck[b]outtamyhead![/b]" and wrote a codebase no TITAN could fish out of a hypercorp's servers (nevermind that TITANs could hack this person's shit in 5 microseconds flat; some people cope by fearing any muse at all...this coping method is less sensible and more neurotic). I just love the idea of a janky, buggy muse the character has to keep patching and updating and reinstalling (especially in a world where no one really has to do that) [i]a lot[/i].