- shops, hotels, bars, restaurants (selling Any food stuff that could be imagined (your own freshly fabbed eyeball (in a soup) grown from a single cell scrapping?) and similar legal establishments are a basic facility. These would be bristling with AR advertisements and slogans(filters are common and recommended here!). Costs and quality vary between main street, the back alleys, or its location to prominent locations (overlooking the zoo, or proximity to mud pools to relax your morph in with a very tasteful alcoholic beverage...) - illegal facilities are almost accepted (depending on the planet/system). Fabbers, replicator blueprints, drugs, slightly used morphs ("only one owner took the morph for a walk on weeknights...."), slave trader, prostitution (aka indentured servants in pleasure pods who "Want" to work off their indenture...), gun running (even things that really *shouldnt* be in a tin can hab...). Tweak your AR filters and frequency slightly and pick up AR ads for the latest illegal substance/craze.... - businesses willing to buy information, people, and anything else legal or slightly otherwise. The legality of the goods might be represented by the size of the business, their name, or their location to the main streets business district. (ie the PC ofice on main street wont buy your left over guns, but go 6-8 streets back and in the alley 4 streets down is a guy who is willing to buy your grandmothers morph for a few creds....) - transportation. In close grouped cities, you might have to walk and here guides would be willing to give you a tour or help you get anywhere for a few creds. (They might want to have a friend or two pick your pockets too.. gun, what gun?). Some areas would have synthmorphs as sentient bikes or cars, to transport you around the city, others might just have cases as bike couriers. (aka Thailand). - Sightseeing. - some habs have the most beautiful views of the planet/ship/wreck/earth/etc ever seen and offer the prime locations for an extra fee. Getting there is also not cheap and may be restricted, to prevent unscrupulous operators (aka business not a member of the alliance 'xyz') from "ripping you off". - train stations and tube stations. A lot of inner system cities, particularly on Luna have these (and, according to the politicians: more coming to a city near you, soon!) and so dont forget these drawcards. Particularly near major centres, and convergence points where travel between cities or habs are common. - parks, zoos, etc are a good drawcard for the tourist cred. - In businesses, they employee people for a task. Whether that task is stock market [s]manipulation[/s] trading, prostitution, or recycling old junk into new vehicles, they need a few basics. An office to run the business. Morphs still get distracted by noise from other workers and the boss always wants to feel more important than the other workers. He will ALWAYS have his own office with the best views. This will always be as secure as the business can afford, so shielding, jammers (to prevent wifi signals escaping) and physical cables/local wifi points only... is a good start. The Boss needs a place to conduct the paperwork, so he wants a big important chair, desk and if nothing else, a wall to stare at whilst he is in VR conducting this business/running his programs for budgetting, etc. Workers need a place to work. Welders and metal recyclers need a place to cut up old scrap and weld it into new pieces (sometimes easier then affording the fabbers and having to explain to the Luna authorities why you need nanobots! - remember that these are proscribed on Luna and Jupiter - just cause they're in the core rules, doesnt mean that everyone has them!) The workers might just be white collar, but their morphs need a place to sit - biomorphs get tired standing, just like we do - they can just last longer.. SO a chair and desk is common. Depending on the information transacted, secure points are usually required to plug into the corporate network. This also means that they can SEE that you turned up for work, via the video feeds. Desks may be shared between rotating work crews so you wont get your person desk, but your AR filters can overlay your wifes pic or your husbands morph on the background (for those inclined)... A clean desk policy is frequently preferred but who really listens to that? Personal items abound in business buildings, from coffee mugs to leftover sandwiches in the corporate kitchen, to piles of paperwork that HAD to be printed because some manager did it that way before the fall and he'll be damned if hes gonna do it differently now... Anything can be found in a modern transhuman business, even occasionally morphs being kept alive by feeding tubes ready for the net worker to inhabit it (these company's tend to have psychotherapists on staff). Synthmorphs with a good boss might get a yearly visit from a mechanic to ensure they are working to company minimum specs (or your fired/sent for refit/'advised' to resleeve for your own benefit...). ---- - what other ideas can you see in a business environment (if your PC's had to enter a search a complex?)