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Hey, that book is a must have for any Cyberpunk refereé worth her salt and some self respect... Or, to put it the other way around, you can't be called a true CP refereé until you've read that book :P
I found it someplace 2nd hand, can't remember where tho.
Its called
'The handbook of traps and tricks' by a company called 'the dragon tree' (118 Sayles blvd Abilene Texas on the back)
My copy is a 5th printing from 1984 (lol)
But its full of tricks to use against the party. Many of which are generally non deadly, initially at least.
The philosophy behind it being that 'super traps, breed super heroic characters. An arms race between mechanics if you will'
Plus, a little logic since all those traps need to be reset. The falling blocks need to be returned to their ceilings. Magical death-rays need to be recast. Pools of acid need to be checked (health n safety may not exist outside certain Gnomish communities lol, but if your pool leaks, the lower levels are going to be suddenly a whole lot larger XD)
It advocated capture, confusion, fear ect. (Why waste good saleable merchandise? Turning adventures into Kibble for your monsters to eat may be economical, but selling them to someone else likely makes you more money) pools of acid destroy their valuables too (so no funding your empire off selling those expensive +3 suits of platemail or magical artifacts)
I especially like 'clank clank, I'm a tank' 'the little leather suit trap' and 'Ebeneezer's Cage' heh heh. Simple, but effective lol.
♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ this game is a lot more lifelike than we give it credit for.
The one age-related thing that doesn't ring true for me is Kerry's behavior. He acts a lot more like someone in his late 30's...only just realising that he's being manipulated by his agent and production company and reacting violently. If he's had 50-odd years of a successful career, he's seen it all and knows it all...and knows what to do about it without the foolish impulsivity he displays. But...it's the story and is what it is.
Ageing generally in Night City? Obviously the successful and well-to-do can afford anti-aging treatments. Rogue has aging features...grey hair, some wrinkles, but age isn't slowing her down at all. Ditto Kerry. Hanako is in a class by herself...not exactly youthful, but no signs of ageing.
Enhancements are humans with a few mechanical parts*
Cyborgs are humans with A LOT of mechanical parts.
Androids are robots with human appearances.
AI is an intelligence that simulates being an human.
Adam Smasher is a cyborg, therefore, a human.
This is hard to believe when, in 2023, we live around 85. Even living in "bad" conditions, you can't compare to truly bad conditions of centuries ago that people couldn't reach 50. Even for poor people, there are lots of diseases and situations that were eradicated, that's why we won't ever go back to living up to 50 years.
In 2023 we live around 85 years, now add the technology to substitute any issues for mechanical parts, like tumors and cancer killing parts of the body, you can just rip that out and be fine... So... I'm gonna say that, easily, people in Cyberpunk 2077 world would reach, at least, 110 years healthy, maybe 120.
Pretty sure Ni-san is Hanako's 'little brother' so let's say 5 years younger than Hanako. There's also a younger (youngest?) sister called Michiko and Saburo's eldest son (deceased...can't recall the name} was first-born.
At the age and stage of life they're all at, they are practically contemporaries...