Editing HorizonVirtual:Places (section)

= Systems =

The first thing you need to know about systems is that they are big. When one megabyte of unoccupied permanent storage appears to wakers as one square mile, a single PC's hard drive space may provide enough Program Space equivalent to a small city. Multiply that by the number of interconnected PCs in any given User Space city and you start looking at a system the size of a large nation. Then when you look at the raw computing power available during business hours in a major international data confluence like New York, the resultant system in Program Space is likely to be as large as an entire planet.

This is why systems are expressed in D20 terms as planes and treated as such in the ''Virtual'' text. Planar travel is indeed equivalent from hopping from one whole sphere of existence to another.

== Major Systems ==

'''Known Systems:'''
* New York Hub
* Calnet
* Virtual London
* NOL (Pacific Rim system)

== Small to Mid-Size Systems ==

'''Known Systems:'''
* NeoTokyo
* Peru EN