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Ghost in the City: Cyberpunk Gamer SI

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More Motoko shenanigans are required. I do wonder if she played Warframe before getting yeeted into Cyberpunk.

Could introduce Warframe music to Cyberpunk. If nothing else, the aesthetic would probably catch on really quick considering a lot of the stuff is Japanese in style.

Nikanas, the Edo armor plates (though I prefer the Prime stuff), and a number of things like the Shawzin. Heh. Gamer Motoko making games.
 
By the way, I'm interested in one thing. Educational braindances are completely canon. Why didn't Motoko even think of doing this to enhance the skill and survival of her friends? A little refinement (a little for Toko, for the rest it's probably years of work) and you'll get an extremely exciting virtual reality, which over time increases in complexity and requires very real skills to solve the tasks set in it. Starting literally from children's steps, gradually and imperceptibly increasing the difficulty, they will be able to master many useful skills, and develop reflexes for a variety of combat situations, in relative safety. Especially if the combat experience is almost completely conveyed. Pain is a damn good teacher. Unless, of course, they explain to you exactly what you're doing wrong.
 
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By the way, I'm interested in one thing. Educational braindances are completely canon. Why didn't Motoko even think of doing this to enhance the skill and survival of her friends? A little refinement (a little for Toko, for the rest it's probably years of work) and you'll get an extremely exciting virtual reality, which over time increases in complexity and requires very real skills to solve the tasks set in it. Starting literally from children's steps, gradually and imperceptibly increasing the difficulty, they will be able to master many useful skills, and develop reflexes for a variety of combat situations, in relative safety. Especially if the combat experience is almost completely conveyed. Pain is a damn good teacher. Unless, of course, they explain to you exactly what you're doing wrong.
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I can recall Toko using them herself for netrunning at the very beginning, I think she also provided some to Malcolm at one point? But there's nothing stopping them from getting them themselves, nor this having happened offscreen
 
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