This was Lincoln's temporary idea.
But the more he thought about it, the more he felt it was an excellent solution.
Moreover, this method has an even greater purpose - public maps!
Lincoln had been worrying about the grading issue of public maps and even considering, when Night City is launched for the public version, to remove all venues that might lead to grading improvement.
Although he has ways to prevent underage players from entering unsuitable places.
If you want to fully comply with the game environment, you can use security guards and guards.
If you don't care about the inconsistency, you can even put up air walls directly.
However, game grading doesn't care about these things.
Game grading only checks one issue: it exists, or it doesn't.
If it does, they simply have to comply with the rating.
This is not because the grading system is rigid, but for safety's sake.
