Yeah , btw does fallout 4 come under that category ? Or Metal Gear Solid V TPP ? <| sep |> I can ' t speak for the Exhuman , but the Ozma agent probably has specifically wired himself up to resist forknapping . This means a deadswitch in addition to his farcaster . Also remember that you have to deal with their muses in addition to just them . Fortunately for you , I ' m not running this game so the Exhuman probably doesn ' t have multiple brains with multiple people in them and the Ozma agent probably doesn ' t have a trio of high powered AGIs running on a trio of ghost rider modules . So the guiding principle here is that you cannot under any circumstances allow your marks to realize you ' re trying to forknapped them until you ' ve got them . You could do it the hard way , disabling them and trying to beat all the tech they have running security simultaneously trying to guess what those procedures are and hoping you get them all . Or you could figure out what farcasting facilities they are likely to use , bodyjack the people who run them , and then fabricate some reason your marks will want to egocast . Now this is not particularly easy either . This is a fairly straightforward strategy useable against any number of targets , so the people running the facility will have security as well , but probably less than the types of people you are targeting . If your lucky , 9 lives will already have the infrastructure in place to forknap your marks . The Exhuman is more vulnerable to this than the Ozma agent of course , since he ' s more likely to use offgrid criminal farcasters . The Ozma agent will be harder to get this way , but it ' s doable . Always consider your target ' s point of view . Think about what will make them lower their guard , and what sorts of Opsec you would be running in their place . Edit You also need to learn everything you can about your marks . If your Ozma agent has a penchant for kinky simulspaces , that ' s a great way to catch him . He knows this of course , so he ' ll take measures against it , but it ' s still an opportunity .