>you can't live in your own body any more because the chip did gene therapy on you and you're now allergic to your own brainwaves (???)

>nobody knew this is how the chip works despite having the blueprints, access to the main who designed it, and access to the genius woman who wrote the original software (and who is now a super genius AI but conveniently "forgot to consider it")

>the chip can't simply re-gene-therapy you to fix it which was basically the point of loading V's engram on to the chip in the first place (to have the chip do for V what it was doing for Johnny)

>the chip can't just resurrect V after soulkiller-death and re-inject the Vengram, despite the fact that this is exactly what it's designed to do

>this convenient flaw is never mentioned once across the whole story, writers just pulled it out of their ass at the last second like a deus ex middle finger

> ви КОПИРУЕТ себя обратно в тело и живет еще 6 месяцев не имеет смысла.

> А если замедлить деградацию мозга и перенести его в бессмертную оболочку?

>Свидетели души, буддисты, топящие за телесную гармонию и естественный порядок вещей

>Техно-некроматы с Альфа Центавры, которые стремятся оцифровать человечество и сделать из этого какой-то толк в форме следующей ступени человеческой эволюции

>Отвязые ИИ, ИИ в оригинале, которые просто хотят, чтобы их оставили в покое

>NET is officially down. Alt Cunningham establishes the Ghost World in the ruins of a bio-de-stroyed city.

>Very limited VPNs within Corporate parks. AIs occasionally creep into the wrecked cities' old NETs to seek out other AIs to join the Ghost World.

>When Netwatch closed down access to the Old NET, many Netrunners refused to let it be. Their infiltration into the Old NET has yielded valuable data and several ‘ghost’ stories. There are tales of NET phantoms who became trapped in the system when it was closed and Netrunners who fell victim to R.A.B.I.D.s. The question then becomes, are these really ghosts or just data memory scans that exist in the NET but aren’t sentient? Artificial Intelligence experts like Professor Killgrave Shaw suggests that, "In some sense these ‘ghosts’ are sentient because they feel the emotions that the Netrunner would have felt. This makes them living beings." Theologians like Reverend Phillip Longfellow argue that, "The memory ghost has no soul; therefore it is not alive. Are we to say that AIs are now soulful entities like humans? Doubtful. A program is just that, a program. It does what it was programmed to do, nothing more." While it may sound cold, the Reverend has a valid point. Of course, it also means that instead of losing loved ones in the future we could just download their memories and keep an AI version of them on our Agents. As for the ‘ghosts’ inside the Old NET, could they be retrieved or purged from the system? It’s a possibility, but one Netwatch refuses to comment on. With Data Pool access becoming more common around Night City, it’s possible that the Old NET could very well be dumped in lieu of a more local network system with global access linkage.

>Широкий вырожденческий ебальник, как у макаки, огромные губищи, говноглазая

>наняли когорту таджиков