1. El would provide a description of the nurse: a tall, dark-skinned man with hazel eyes, short hair, and a tendency toward having a five o'clock shadow. There would be no further description about the man beyond his salute, because everything - including what would have been found at the apartment complex front desk - would have been scrubbed.
Markus would need to find the complex's ownership company to find the additional information about him (this company is called AJJ Holdings, which is a real estate company that specializes in mid-to-high range apartment complexes throughout New Amsterdam). After reaching out, Markus would find that all of the nurse's information is gone. What he will learn is that the nurse must have been up to date on his rent payments, as they have a zero tolerance policy on late or delayed payments.
2. Xelkov went under following the rise of the AI War. In a panic - and guided by United Nations efforts - they dissolved all of their holdings. Their ownership was thoroughly investigated, and some of the board were charged with criminally negligent manslaughter. No one maintains AI these days for any reason, too afraid of what a program like that could do to modern-day society.
3. While a cause may have been determined at the time, it was lost to history and the AI uprising that occurred during the course of the investigation. If Markus pursues this, he won't be able to find any answers. All records unequivocally state that Elysian did this because it wanted to cause mass panic and incite an uprising. Markus can feel free to draw his own conclusions from this, as it's a tidy link to what's previously present.
4. Right now, there would be little information regarding this, though he would notice that a number of corporate CEOs do frequent this bar in the evening, and go off into rooms alone that they've rented for themselves. He may be asked to play for them in there, but right now, none of these topics would differ too much from the general public response.
5. Detroit - along with the rest of North America - is an inhospitable desert wasteland, considered toxic and uninhabitable. In 2511, Detroit is still remembered as the birthplace of the automobile industry, but it otherwise struggled as climate change began to radically impact and change America.
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1. El would provide a description of the nurse: a tall, dark-skinned man with hazel eyes, short hair, and a tendency toward having a five o'clock shadow. There would be no further description about the man beyond his salute, because everything - including what would have been found at the apartment complex front desk - would have been scrubbed.
Markus would need to find the complex's ownership company to find the additional information about him (this company is called AJJ Holdings, which is a real estate company that specializes in mid-to-high range apartment complexes throughout New Amsterdam). After reaching out, Markus would find that all of the nurse's information is gone. What he will learn is that the nurse must have been up to date on his rent payments, as they have a zero tolerance policy on late or delayed payments.
2. Xelkov went under following the rise of the AI War. In a panic - and guided by United Nations efforts - they dissolved all of their holdings. Their ownership was thoroughly investigated, and some of the board were charged with criminally negligent manslaughter. No one maintains AI these days for any reason, too afraid of what a program like that could do to modern-day society.
3. While a cause may have been determined at the time, it was lost to history and the AI uprising that occurred during the course of the investigation. If Markus pursues this, he won't be able to find any answers. All records unequivocally state that Elysian did this because it wanted to cause mass panic and incite an uprising. Markus can feel free to draw his own conclusions from this, as it's a tidy link to what's previously present.
4. Right now, there would be little information regarding this, though he would notice that a number of corporate CEOs do frequent this bar in the evening, and go off into rooms alone that they've rented for themselves. He may be asked to play for them in there, but right now, none of these topics would differ too much from the general public response.
5. Detroit - along with the rest of North America - is an inhospitable desert wasteland, considered toxic and uninhabitable. In 2511, Detroit is still remembered as the birthplace of the automobile industry, but it otherwise struggled as climate change began to radically impact and change America.