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Anyways, even going full netrunner, it's always good to be ready to fight. I usually pair tech weapons with mine. Nothing like popping skulls thru walls.
EDIT: In case you missed it in the literal hundreds of pages on this topic, the biggest gripe is the tracing that the enemies do. This is easily eliminated by first uploading a level 3 or higher sonic shock quickhack onto the target.
The trick is to time them right by using covert hacks to locate, call, or push enemies into position near explosives or in large groups to cycle hacks. Or, isolate them with covert hacks then attack with traceable or weapons..
T5 Sonic shock is 6 ram.
T5 Memory wipe is 32 ram.
Same effect at 20% cost.
None of that is required with sonic shock. Try and see.
besides memory wipe's a garantee to prevent traces of other hacks, so its good to pair, and yes sonic shock is good too, but it wont stop from other hacks from being traced.
In all reality ram regeneration and max ram are only for quality of life. When you are able to easily kill with untraceable combat hacks, time is on your side. Higher level sonic shock even cloaks the target from their allies, so you don't even have to worry about the "spotted corpse" issue.
EDIT: I don't mean to say that overclock is not an S tier skill or that it is not powerful, just that when you learn how to make your combat quickhacks untraceable, hacking is very powerful.
It doesn't matter if a quest calls for stealth, combat ability, living enemies or dead, your character has the tools to deal with it.
I have just been doing some testing and found we were BOTH right.
In hostile areas overclock starts the "tracing" effect. I am guessing that memory wipe is required to over ride this effect.
Since I only just started using overclock, sonic shock was all I ever needed to make myself untraceable.