Step Two: Choose Your Concept

:: Rigger ::

Nothing beats the feel of jumping into a 1,000-horsepower machine or racing along at speeds that would make skin peel from bone, and that’s the everyday life for the rigger. Controlling drones and vehicles with their minds sets riggers apart from every other driver on the road who has to rely on reflexes. They just think it, it happens, and they can instantly adjust without the pesky delay of an electronic remote control. Problem is, drones cost cash, and that’s hard to come by, unless you’re willing to do some work for certain people who may offer some upfront cash—as long as you pay it back with interest.