Since Jack happened to be closest, he was treated to a much more up and personal view of the Maelstrom hideout, and what they had done with the place. An appealing selection of gang graffiti, some of it sloppily covering up the graffiti of other gangs and groups. The camera view lenses had been roughly swapped out with some of the weird implants they used themselves, so while it was difficult to tell if they actually worked or not, they did give this very creepy sense of being watched by a legion of digital spiders. Additionally, while there did not seem to be any traps on the exterior of the building, evidence of a few exploded mines provided the amusing possibility that there had once been traps, specifically mines, that the gonks within had activated on themselves often enough for them to give up using them.<br/><br/>The doors were locked with keycard access, but it seemed to use a very old system, one that relied on RFID tags that went out of favor in exchange for biometric data and other, more "secure" methods of unlocking a door. This meant that the gangers would likely have physical tokens that unlocked the doors, and failing that, there were physical wires that could be muddled with to gain access as long as people didn't mind smashing the token readers mounted on the exterior doors. It was a clear case of just making use of an old system, just moving in and using what was there instead of trying to put anything of your own design in. For better or worse, they were stuck with the flaws of this system, easily exploited by a gang of solos trying to force their way in.