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What the beta is for, what to try, and how to report what you find.

You woke up with a chip in your skull and no memory. Here is what to do first.

The four readouts on your HUD, what spends them and how fast they come back.

How a round runs, every way to earn tickets, and how the winners are drawn fairly.

Your stats, how training raises them, and what classes and traits do.

How crimes work, what decides success, and why heat matters.

What happens when you are caught or hurt, and how to get out sooner.

Spars, brawls, how a fight plays out, and your combat style.

What dying costs you, and how your clone comes back.

Steady pay, story chains and small daily goals.

Sweeping the district grid, collecting sets, crafting and fitting mods.

Companions that help in fights, dig things up and give a small bonus.

Gathering intel on other subjects, and what a dossier shows.

Global and faction chat, private 1-to-1 messages, ignoring players and reporting lines.

The quarantine zones, moving between them, and the events that change them.

Where cash comes from, where it goes, and trading with other subjects.

Blackjack, raffles, the lottery, creature races and Spin the Bottle, and how to set limits.

Vehicles, drag races against house drivers and players, and the risks.

Sprints, quizzes, scavenger hunts and community goals, with ticket prizes.

Joining or founding a faction, roles, the faction bank and armoury.

Holding city blocks, crewed operations and faction wars.

An off-world colony in meltdown, and the quarantine that holds it together.

The experiment that made you, and doomed the planet.

The implant in the back of your skull, and the voice you hear.

The last rocket out, and the haven it is bound for.