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	If you try to jumpclone from your current body in Rens with the perception implant, to your inactive jumpclone in Rens with the willpower implant, the actual results will be that the inactive clone and the willpower implant will be destroyed, and you will stay in your current body with the perception implant. The game will warn you and allow you to cancel the clonejump.		If you try to jumpclone from your current body in Rens with the perception implant, to your inactive jumpclone in Rens with the willpower implant, the actual results will be that the inactive clone and the willpower implant will be destroyed, and you will stay in your current body with the perception implant. The game will warn you and allow you to cancel the clonejump.


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