<strong>Hats</strong><br/>Most people don't wear helmets. In practice, if you're wearing anything Light Armour-jack or above on your head, it'll look obvious. At best, people might have a kevlar bandana. Anything else will scream "I am wearing armoured clothing". Even Light Armourjack, to me, is going to look bulky. Armoured swimwear is possible, but it'd be kevlar. This means that people don't go around wearing armoured hats most of the time, unless they're expecting trouble.<br/><br/><strong>Using Luck Points For Fun and Creative Things</strong><br/>To my mind at least, Cyberpunk is both a cinematic and a visual genre. If you want to add something to a scene that I've missed, please do. If it's purely cosmetic, just drop me a PM and say "I really want there to be a one-eyed Latvian stripper in this scenes, for reasons" and I'll edit. If you want something slightly more useful - for example, you're falling off the side of a skyscraper and you want a truck full of soft-toys to break your fall, that'll cost a luck point.<br/><br/>Following a discussion with Seshat about<strong>Skills</strong>:<br/><br/>Several skills overlap each other. I tend towards a maximalist interpretation, meaning that if you can convince me to use<em>Endurance</em>rather than<em>Wilderness Survival</em>, I'll probably let you roll with it. The aim is to keep the story moving forward. Also, I firmly believe in the idea of failing forward (https://nerdologists.com/2018/05/failing-forward-rpg-concepts/).<br/><br/>The following aren't really helpfully described. My general assumption is that the more specialised and niche the skill, the better the results:<br/><em>Perception</em>and<em>Hide / Reveal Object</em>more specialised skill will give 'better' results.<br/><em>Perception</em>,<em>Deduction</em>, and<em>Criminology</em>.<br/><em>Education</em>,<em>Science</em>, and<em>Library Search</em><br/><em>Conversation</em>and<em>Persuasion</em><br/><em>Personal Grooming</em>and<em>Wardrobe &amp; Style</em><br/><em>Basic Tech</em>and<em>(x) Tech</em><br/><em>First Aid</em>and<em>Paramedic</em><br/><br/><strong>General Reading</strong><br/><br/>I also would encourage you to read this (http://lookrobot.co.uk/2013/06/20/11-ways-to-be-a-better-roleplayer/)! We're telling the story together; I'm not here to drag you along by your nose. Likewise, I expect / hope you'll call me out when I do something stupid.