A bunch of moves for knowing stuff

New basic/peripheral move: Remember Stuff
When you want to know what you know about a person, place, phenomenon or thing, roll +Sharp.
-On a 10+, You know about an opportunity you can exploit and a potential danger you can avoid. (That's not to say you'll succeed. To do it, you have to do it.)
-On a 7-9, choose 1:
--You know about either the opportunity
--You know about the potential danger.
The other is still very much out there, waiting.
-On a miss, you get neither, but you might still know something. If you do, the MC won't use it to mislead you.

(MC, if multiple characters use this move about the same thing, you can give them the same threats or dangers. Or not, as you please. Don't use that as an excuse not to think, though.)

New Driver move: I've Been Everywhere, Man
When you remember stuff, add your car's Power to the roll. Or, if you've had more than one car, roll the Power of the car you had at the time you're remembering.

New Brainer move: All Your Secrets
When you remember stuff about a person who can see you, or a specific aspect of such a person, roll +Hx instead of +Sharp, or +Weird for an NPC.
It's possible you'll remember something you couldn't possibly know.

New Hocus move: Precog
When you remember stuff, roll +Weird instead of +Sharp.
You can remember both the past and future with this move, but it gets hard keeping track of which is which.

(MC, you don't need to tell the hocus when their memory is from, but future knowledge is always just as real and accurate as past knowledge.)

New Savvyhead move: Fucking Know-all
When you remember stuff, roll +Weird instead of +Sharp.
On a 10+, choose either the danger or the opportunity you've just remembered. You get +1 when acting on whatever information the MC gives you about it.

New Operator move: Been There, Done That
When you remember stuff, roll +Cool instead of +Sharp.
On a 10+, choose either the danger or the opportunity you've just remembered. You get +1 when acting on whatever information the MC gives you about it.


Anybody got any suggestions or comments?

This move:

New basic/peripheral move: Remember Stuff
When you want to know what you know about a person, place, phenomenon or thing, roll +Sharp.

...is already in the game.

I'm pretty sure it isn't. Is that how you play opening your brain? If that's what you mean, I'd say they're very different.

If you mean the other sharp moves, again, very different. They are about assessing people or situations based on what you can see right now and they have radically different mechanics.

Say I dive past a woman in a broken down car, clearly stranded and carrying a huge rifle, I could open my brain and find myself seeing washed out pictures of the person taped up in the trunk and row upon row of skulls in a shack somewhere, or maybe hallucinate her turning into a monster. Hell, I could wake up in a chair and have a conversation about her with my long dead mother for a couple of minutes.
If I try reading her, I might get told that her motivation is to get moving without having to fuck anyone for it or pay too much, or something like that. Things about what she's feeling or currently attempting.
There might not even be a charged sitch, since she's not really trying to hide that there's a person in there and she's got no designs on me just yet. If I do read the sitch, I'll get information about what to do right now.

If I remember though, there's always future danger and opportunity. If the MC didn't have a danger and an opportunity, he makes them now. He might give her a distinguishing feature, like a beard, or a fancy hat, and tell me I've heard all about her; She's a cold fucking contract killer. Inexpensive, talented, professional and keen, when before, in his plan, she was a pure and simple psycho. If I get her potential danger too, I might be told the last time I heard anything about her, business had dried up, but she didn't stop killing. Instead she let off a poison bomb in the holding she lived in and moved on. They say she's been doing this for years, gradually moving south, doing her best to leave nobody behind.

If I open my brain about the salt flats, I might get something about them and I might get something about the building I'm in when I first hear them mentioned. Could be anything, useful information or otherwise, so long as it's interesting. If I remember about them, I get something almost like a gig. I can expect to start digging for old tech, or using their maze-like cracks as a trap for my group's bastard gunlugger to die in. Or get warned specifically about a danger they pose to me.
The cost of that is, there will be a danger beyond the blindingly obvious. It's not going to be "They are hot and you might die of thirst". It should be more like "Oh, and there are poison gas vents in the part you're talking about. Go buy a mask." and if I roll poorly, I won't get told.