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And if so, what body part do I sell to get this?

Much as I love BLAME!, it's not exactly the direction I'm aiming for since it's very grim and I think that may make it too inaccessible to players. Brilliant manga and setting, but grim and full of death unless you're Killy.

I could find a way to integrate it in as a part of the virtual world. Loses it's appeal when the danger isn't there though. As a work of cyberpunk, it'll have some weight in how the world is built. I do like the Net Terminal Gene idea, just have no logical way to put into a more and relatively speaking normal setting.

The best way to explain the setting I have in mind is Deus Ex: Human Revolution. It's futuristic and has shades of realism, plus it hits the tropes of cyberpunk pretty well. I recommend it if you haven't played it.

Of course BLAME! makes it easier to explain why people are there because gravity did it. It blurs the lines of science and magic sort of as a soft science fiction work. Also killer robots, but that's a separate thing.

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