There's lots of junk items with (almost) no purpose that you can pick up. I was decent, but I think it was _too_ faithful to the original in some ways:
I was a kid and could not read English and did not understand what's going but had tons of fun. Some Eggs are hidden in difficult-to-see spots on the ceiling, so watch out for Grubs falling from above.The old System Shock was the first 3D game I played in my life.Where there are large quantities of Eggs, they are frequently guarded by Cyborg Midwives, so watch out for those.After that you can even leave them alone. If you see the interface outline - you can search them. Duck and slowly approach them in small steps, aiming at them. Actually, if you're careful enough, you can search the egg and destroy it (albeit using a ranged weapon, unless your melee weapons is of a greater range, like PSI sword or a laser rapier).It's generally more economical to search them before destroyed, however they behave like containers and often hold Annelid Healing Glands and sometimes Annelid Psi Organs, which serve as more than enough compensation for the danger posed by releasing the grubs inside. Avoid getting close, as using a melee weapon risks releasing the Grubs inside. Grub Pods don't directly represent a threat to you, but their frequency makes them a common sight, as you'll need to waste quite a bit of ammo on them throughout the game. Grub Pods are numerous and can be found almost anywhere after and especially on the Hydroponics Deck. Eggs produce a unique sound, which one witness in the original exploration team described as "music". However, they are also a source of annelid tissue, which can be researched and used by the soldier for beneficial effects. In addition, they erupt violently when approached too closely by entities not part of the Many, showering the area with their harmful contents.
They are apparently unsuited for life aboard starships and need to be tended lest they die prematurely. Grub Eggs are large, waist-high, flesh-colored spherical pods that hold Grubs.Įggs are birthed from a special site within the Many's biomass containing large polyps with huge vertical orifices, where they are created from consumed biological matter, usually humans, both alive and dead.
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