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To your second- peculiarity of the comm system.
not realised yet
Also stop yelling at clouds, old man.
As I said the NPCs don't have glowing eyes, as they do when receiving a financial transaction.
There is a very good video covering the development of the Net in the Cyberpunk universe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V1tZ8P0aZHI
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2884375820
There you go :)
Could be normal audio calls don't do that. -shrug-
Board game? It was a Tabletop RPG...
They get people on the holo. Direct to optics cyberlinks that everybody gets.
As somebody else pointed out, it is a Tabletop RPG. It is an alternate timeline of ours, true. But the 'primitive' is not what you think. It is regressive and dystopian. The net as of 2020 in the CP universe was much more advanced than we have now. More integrated and more advanced with significant incorporation of AI.
And that is where the problem lies. Rache Bartmoss in in protest released rogue AIs to the net which went out of control and began burning everything down. Hence the blackwall to isolate integrated networks off from the old web. The concept of a singular web doesnt exist anymore because of it.
Yes it's quite normal. I've seen them around. And this example was posted a bit up in this thread:
Could be that they've been introduced to the game to cater to today's audience, though, if the lore about a phoneless society is still valid.
People with neck-pain from looking down into their phones constantly is actually becoming a major health problem here. Luckily I'm not on social media or anything, and mainly use my phone to reject incoming calls!