...and she'll find an<em>interesting</em>scene.  Rather than a traditional bar or club, the front is filled with a number of comfortable reclining ergonomic chairs, and in back a number of full-body encasing units, like rigger pods for specialty vehicles.  Essentially, the front is for people with their own high-quality simrigs, and the ones in back are full-immersion VR units, not dissimilar to rigger pods at all, which takes the person into full immersion into VR in a more secure and comprehensive system.<br/><br/>Of course, there's also a number of heavily armed orks, trolls, and humans around.  Bouncers and bodyguards, of course, considering this area had a real risk of theft or other such problems.  There wasn't much in the way of decor otherwise, a rather sterile-looking environment... and the troll up front covered in what looked to be military-grade combat armor stops you as you enter.<br/><br/>"Full-Immersion or a chair?" he asks, simply "200 per five minutes for full immersion, 50 per five minutes for a chair.  Comes with a limit of five free sim-drinks or two binaural-stim programs."<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">5 minutes IRL works out to a perception of time in the Matrix of about an hour.  In the matrix you run at the speed of thought, which - as you can figure - is a <em>lot</em> faster.  No exact number is listed, but I figured 12-fold is fitting :3</div></div>