After browsing every robot, Nash finally made his choice.
[General Assembly Robot (tier 3): Can do most tasks, with multiple attachments available. Less accurate control for general-purpose assembly. Cost: 100 seal of truth]
"This is it."
This General Assembly robot was a perfect piece for him.
Flexible, could be reconfigured for most tasks, and most importantly, cheap!
100 Seal of Truth for a robot like this was a steal!
As for the disadvantages of simple control and inaccuracy, Nash didn't mind.
It was inaccurate because its control was less sophisticated than that of the specialized robots.
However, if one looked closer, most of its parts were almost the same, having the same standard gripping, cutting, mending, fixing, holding, etc.
All of its functional parts were built with accuracy in mind.
As long as he solved the problem of control, he could have a superb tool for everything.
