Cybrscape / Terms
Terms
The plain-language version, followed by the detail. Last revised week 37 of 2029 in the fiction; in the real world, this page is current as at the date of the most recent site build.
This website is part of the NetGodz game, and Cybrscape is a fictional company: nothing offered here is real, nothing is for sale, and no goods will ever ship.
Every deck, mark, part number, price in credits, specification figure, service level, address, date and person named anywhere on this site is invented for a game world. The Mk I through Mk V do not exist. The service department does not exist. The turnaround statistics are made up. No order can be placed, no payment can be taken, and there is no mechanism on this site by which either could happen.
If you arrived here expecting to buy a cyberdeck or book a repair, that is the answer, and we would rather you got it in the first paragraph than the ninth.
1. What this site is
Cybrscape is one of several fictional companies written as part of the NetGodz game. The site is presented in character — that is, it reads as though the company were real — because that is the point of it. This page and the privacy page are the two places where that stops, so that any visitor who wonders whether this is genuine can find out in one click.
Nothing elsewhere on the site should be read as a statement of fact about the real world, a real product, a real organisation, or a real person.
2. Nothing here is a sale, an offer, or a contract
Prices are quoted in credits, an in-world currency with no value and no exchange rate. They are set dressing. Specifically:
- There is no shopping basket, checkout, order form or payment path on this site.
- No page collects a card number, bank detail, or any other payment instrument.
- No page on this site collects your name, email address, or any other personal detail.
- The warranties, service levels, lead times and parts-availability commitments described on the service page are fiction. They bind nobody and confer nothing.
If you ever see a page on this domain asking for payment details or login credentials, it is not ours and you should not use it.
3. No resemblance to real companies or people
The companies, brands, products, people, addresses and registration numbers on this site are invented. Cybrscape is not based on, affiliated with, endorsed by, or intended to be mistaken for any real business or person, and the same is true of the competitor named elsewhere on the site. Any resemblance to a real name is coincidental and unintended.
No real trademark, logo or likeness is used anywhere on this site. Every drawing on it is original line work in SVG, made for this site, of an object that does not exist.
4. Use of the site
The site is static: a set of pre-rendered pages served over HTTPS. You may read it, link to it, quote it, and take screenshots of it. Please do not present its contents as genuine product information, real specifications, or a real company’s statements, because out of context they read convincingly and that is exactly the risk this page exists to manage.
The written copy and the drawings are the work of the NetGodz project. The fictional world is shared with the other sites in the game.
5. No warranty on the site itself
The site is provided as it is, without any warranty. It may be offline, out of date, or wrong. Nothing on it is advice of any kind — technical, financial, legal, or otherwise — and none of it describes real hardware you could buy, build, or rely on.
6. Changes
The game and its sites change. When this page changes, the changed version replaces this one at the same address; there is no notification mechanism, because there is no account and no mailing list.
7. Getting in touch, for real
The in-world contact details on this site — the service desk, the works address, the hours — are fictional, and mail sent to them goes nowhere. For anything genuine about the NetGodz project, including a request to take something down, use the contact route on the game’s own front door at netgodz.com.
The in-world entity named on this site, “Cybrscape Instrument & Deck Works”, does not exist. Its registration number, its two addresses, its founding year of 2011, its staff and its 2029 accounts are all invented for a game.