Beowulf works his way back, "Bandit gave me a call after I left, and I explained how my machine like this one worked in the past. So challenge answered and things are good there."

He looked around, "With that said, I just want to clarify my point real quick -- I am not saying this is a bad idea. All I'm saying is it isn't the right fit for me based on what I need. It is a perfectly functional tool and the concept behind it is solid as I've used it myself in the past. I just wanted to point out to future buyers that you need to know what you are getting. His machine sorts local lists for you. If you can't see the stealthy scum, the machine will not have these names on your list. If you understand what you are buying and it is still the right tool for you then go for it. I have no objections to their business itself. Just want educated consumers."

Beowulf shakes his head as he starts to walk off, mumbling something about how he's seen enough people die from misunderstandings in his day and hopes this prevents any in the future.

They targets found are only a good as the person getting the locals, completely nothing to do with the machine. If you are an organized family and have sorted who has the best vision of your members, this won't be a problem. This is the same problem hand made IA lists have.

For the One-hundredth time. This machine does not make IA lists. It ASSISTS in making IA lists. The quality of your lists is dependent on the quality of the mobster getting the locals list, not the quality of the machine.

I have also sampled this machine and it is legit. If you're willing to pay the price to use it, you probably won't be disappointed.

If you don't want to use it, then don't. No one is forcing the machine on another, so I don't really understand where the problem with this invention lies.

I know some people are more old fashioned, but when you're a busy person this machine might just help you save a lot of time. No one is going to knock you down if you choose to use it or not. If using your gun appeals to you, then no harm in trying it out. For those that have no intention of using their guns on a regular basis, then this probably won't be beneficial for them. Not everyone is around here for the exact same reasons.

Good invention you've made here, gentlemen.

If this is what I think it is, where you (or your family) provide locals lists to the technology and it spits out a list of targets, then it's not an entirely new invention given the fact they've been around before in various guises. However, it is the first time I've seen people look to make a business of it, so good luck, I'm sure it has the makings of a successful business.

Regarding the debate that unfolded in this case, this is not really any different to any IA list in the fact that it is only accurate at the time of print. Regardless of how you got your hands on an IA list, whether its your own or someone else's, there is always the possibility of inaccuracies, especially when it comes to Thugs (now acknowledged in this case) so you would expect people to double check at all times.

As has been noted, the main advantage of this system over others is that it can be updated regularly, quickly, and easily rather than waiting on someone else to send out half-weekly or weekly updates (again, if it's what I think it is).