Originally posted by Dundeegeorge
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Quick question, I missed most of it but it seemed to me that the cybermen were building new cybermen on earth. If so these would not have been through the Void and so would not have been sucked back in. Plot hole or did I miss somthing relavent?"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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We were only in control of Earth for a short period and had only upgraded a few of you humans using Cybersuits we brought with us from our world (which were therefore infected by voidstuff). Unfortunately we hadn't had time to manufacture any Cybergear locally.
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If you'd started from India or China you could have got the manufacturing done cheap, but no you had to start out in Britain, no chance, too expensive to manufacture here.Originally posted by Cyber ControllerWe were only in control of Earth for a short period and had only upgraded a few of you humans using Cybersuits we brought with us from our world (which were therefore infected by voidstuff). Unfortunately we hadn't had time to manufacture any Cybergear locally.
Bummer.Why not?Comment
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