MED/SCIĪs you wake up you receive an email from Dr Janice Polito. Keep in mind that you create your own character and develop him as you progress through the game. To avoid any unnecessary frustrations, here is the first part of our thorough guide to getting to the end. In fact, you're likely to become so immersed in it, you won't be able to stop until you've completed it. It will give you a 25% damage bonus against all Hybrids, not just those wielding pipes.There's no doubt in our minds that System Shock 2 is one of the greatest games ever - it's certainly one of the most atmospheric and downright scary. If you have Research skill, be sure to investigate the first Hybrid Organ you find. With enough agility, you'll be able to deal damage to them safely using melee weapons while stepping backwards. Alternatively, you can backtrack while they charge. Your best bet is to circle-strafe around them and attack using your Wrench or another melee weapon chances are you'll take little to no damage in the process. Although their lack of a ranged attack might suggest that taking them out from a distance is preferable, their low attack speed makes them easy to kill even in close combat.
Hybrids are generally slow-moving, and are limited to a melee attack, courtesy of the Lead Pipes they carry. They are fairly easy to dispatch, and are limited to melee attacks. They make up the majority of enemy resistance on MedSci Deck, and typically appear on every other level, albeit in significantly reduced numbers later into the game. Hybrids are humans who have been infected by the parasitic Annelids, and mutated into monsters in service of the Many. The Pipe Hybrid is the first enemy encountered in System Shock 2, and one of the least threatening.
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