And to the club she would go, a rather expensive (for South Dorchester anyway) club in the north end of things, a place called Digital Delight.  Not the best, with the area being a bit... shambled, but the tech was good, the AR even<em>better</em>, and if someone did something... less than legal, one wouldn't really look twice at them.  Arriving to find it busy - of course - going in it seems it's nothing more than a bunch of worn-down equipment and a reasonable bar... lots of 'hackers' about in all of their... lack of taste, and lots of stains...<br/><br/>...until you turned on full-sensory AR, to which the place<em>lit up</em>.  Top-of-the-line bar equipment, a bar that looked state-of-the-art sci-fi, VR strippers and dancers about, a nice warm breeze and club music, and top-quality fashion and cosplay for the bargoers.  Hell, some were even<em>more</em>attractive even, all thanks to Augmented Reality...<br/><br/>And best of all: the prices of the drinks (and something called 'binaural' songs that worked like legal tech-drugs that worked by altering brainwaves for a variety of effects, in theory at least and only big with hackers it would seem) were<em>very</em>good!<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Roll me a Perception (and associated attribute, remember) with any Visual-Perception bonuses you have from equipment</div></div>