"So plants are dying out" hmm, sounds bad "But we can get them back" okay ... so no problem "yeah, but then it rains acid and every plant dies" Sounds terrible "btw, I guess the sun is going out" ... and the acid rain was your first concern?
Really doubt they lost the sun as there would be a LOT of other implications such as the planet flinging out into empty space and freezing over. Much more likely that the world is just covered in smog blocking out the sun. Love ur video btw.
@@liquidsweg4858 I want you to realize this is a thread under a video about a game where the sun went out and nothing happened to the people on the planet, and this specific thread is about said science of that incident, that YOU WILLINGLY tapped/clicked on.
@@Marcusianery No, the sun will start to expand as it runs out of hydrogen and helium until it turns into a red giant. The core will continue to fuse heavier and heavier elements as it gets hotter and more dense. Earth will be irradiated and scorched into a lifeless rock long before that happens and eventually most of the inner planets will be absorbed by the expanding red giant. Nuclear fusion at the core will eventually stop when the core starts to fuse into iron. Once that happens our sun will no longer be able to maintain equilibrium with its own gravity and collapse in on itself and then explode in a supernova. It's too small to turn into a black hole so it'll wind up a white dwarf. This is, of course, billions of years in the future.
So it's basically altered carbon the game, or as close as we're gonna get. It's honestly very cool and a great genre I guess, futuristic, noir, detective thriller, crime mystery. Very interesting concept.
Altered Carbon was the first thing this game reminded me of! Between the premise and gameplay this game comes across as the lovechild of Altered Carbon and Bioshock with a dash of the cyberpunk 2020 ttrpg.
the 'head of the orphanage is secretly doing something dastardly with the children' is hardly a new trope... one thats quite worn, actually. but this was a refreshing take on it, methinks! and just a really interesting concept in general... using enough bones from reality/the US economic/class system to make it feel like this isnt an impossible future this was the first game of a studio!? wow
You should look into the Infantoriums of the 1800s. A lot of people's ancestors come from pods bought at fairs. Probably why the majority of the US have unknown heritage past 200 years.
Having to pay a subscription just to keep your body, only a complete and utter madman would come up with such an idea, you gotta be insane to agree to something like that
Ngl we’re getting closer and closer everyday with the foolishness! Look how many subscriptions people have to deal with! Everything is coming out with one, even vehicles (ie Tesla)
@@rookholgado personally, I've only ever used one subscription service and that was Microsoft 365 but I cancelled it after I was done with all my assignments, as for movies, I got Netflix but that's it, everything else I usually use is barebones free with ads of course
You know what would be a messed up but interesting thing they could have added, imagine getting tortured to death then getting revived and getting tortured again and again… till even your own soul can’t take it anymore.
This is the 1% wet dream, total and complete control all the while having 99% of the population as slaves and replacement bodies. There was a movie with a similar concept from 2005 called "The Island". If you haven't seen it I highly recommend it as its a fantastic watch.
The world of this game sounds horrific. I don't want to live forever, neither do I want my body "repossessed" by the government, and there are enough other people out there who hold bodily autonomy as an important boundary that I don't think the government could actually pass a law to force it... but they'd probably try if they had the chance. God, I hope they never do. Death is a part of life. It's sad, but I think it's one of the reasons why taking joy in the people and world around you are important- they, and you, won't be there forever. Remember, folks- the government doesn't own you, and the government *shouldn't* own you.
Do you really own something if you cant sell it or even give it away? If someone does indeed sell their body to the government then id say that yeah the government does own them. Something being a part of life doesn't mean it should continue to be part of life, disease is part of life and yet we routinely get rid of them, death is no different, the ultimate disease.
if consciousness is taken by the government by the time we are repossessed then does that mean a part of us know we are stored like files in a harddrive somewhere like we can see ourselves with no body and just consciousness thats wild
I LOVE seeing unique games like these from small studios who get to see their vision out fully without being forced to change or add shit by bigger companies!!! Love it! It’s another reason why your channel is soo great man!!
@@vobp-kk6kzit was just forbidden to avoid overpopulation, otherwise the entire deparment the guy was from would not be needed as no one would be able to have children
_"Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven. Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works? And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity."_
It strikes me as a bit derivative of Altered Carbon in setting and premise, where it's a semi-dystopic, noire future where technology has allowed effective immortality and uncoupling the consciousness of a person from their original physical form, and the wealthy and powerful abuse it. But maybe it's more of an homage. And then again, if "immortality" is the trope, it's all derivative of the Epic of Gilgamesh.
If people are confused if why the Sun didn’t go supernova when it died. Is because according to nasa, The Sun will never turn into a black hole because it’s not massive enough to explode. Instead, the Sun will become a dense stellar remnant called a white dwarf.
I love BladeRunner, Altered Carbon, Cyberpunk 2077. I'm a sucker for this world building. I usually not play "walking simulators" but damn! This one was good.
Oooh, this game looks amazing! It’s giving me Bioshock nostalgia vibes, and wow that “the path to immortality” segment was bleak, and I can’t get the feeling that it feels somewhat realistic, maybe? From what I’ve seen on the internet, (although I can’t believe everything from there) it feels weird. I don’t know, maybe it’s my anxiety/depression kicking in. 😂😮
Love your videos! It would mean a lot if you would put captions on them though. The YT auto-generated ones just aren't good enough at capturing a lot of what is being said. Hope you take it into consideration.
this reminds me exactly of Altered Carbon. they have “sleeves” for the word body and “Stack” is the thing that saves their consciousness for “re-sleeving”. this is another cool way to use the body swap sci-fi story.
Very interesting video and topic. Such things would have sounded bizarre and unreal to me a couple years back and now, I can't tell you for sure that won't be the future.
"If I depict yet another immortal fictional character suffering fictional immortal woes, people will be more comfortable with death! Again!" Same as it ever was.
I usually never comment on videos but you sincerely need to know how much I look forward to your videos. You must continue your work, for the sake of art.
I think the fourth ending. The one where he can’t kill her and decides to end it is probably the most sad ending but also beautiful ending. I actually got this ending and in my book it is probably the canon ending. The ending that gets James freed and the chief punished as well as James reuniting with his wife
This game reminds me of the show Altered Carbon show on Netflix, Similar premise where people are able to buy "sleeves" (lobotomized and/or functionally dead human bodies) in order to continue living and where the wealthy elite tended to get more choices in their new bodies. I honestly wonder if the creators if this game took any inspiration from the show.
Didn't know anything about this game, but the opening, with that woman sitting next to you in the car felt so real. Don't know how they did it, but the woman had a 'presence' I'd not seen before. Perhaps VR games are like that all the time! But the more Harry explained, the less I liked it. Like the devs were gradually turning the 'bonkers' dial up, to see how mad the story could be. Still, very interesting, for all that.
I wonder what they do with people with physical disabilities, like if you’re paralyzed at a young age, do they still take your body? Cause E class seems to be pretty minor inconveniences like, drug abusers, if you get through the withdrawals and detox, you get a pretty okay body after that. But like what if you are an acid or burn victim, do they let you keep your body or do they still take it and no one uses it?
It's quite fun to think that green, the rich fella that abused his immortality the most was the first to notice that in that pace, the revival sistem would be simply unsustainable and that he needed to wipe the rich. Quite revolutionary aint it? in this type of game i would think there would be a rebel faction doing this kind of stuff. Reminds me of robin hood if he had zero morality and ethics
"an on rails walking sim with CSI elements". simple. elegant. why the fuck can't the Epic Games Store hire someone to write up such an eloquent and concise description, is it that fucking hard to describe something without the marketing jargon? no. it fuckin isn't. it only takes up 7 words. thanks Harry, i appreciate a script that assumes the audience to be human. great writing
I mean in this game you cant modify your body with cybernetics but memory wise its the same concept the memory bank of this game and the AI bank of cyberpunk is near the same theyre both AI not knowing it because no matter the lifetimes one thing you cant keep with you in the games is your soul your soul is gone but your brain remains its all just coding of an AI to make you think youre still sentient when in reality youre already dead
"So plants are dying out"
hmm, sounds bad
"But we can get them back"
okay ... so no problem
"yeah, but then it rains acid and every plant dies"
Sounds terrible
"btw, I guess the sun is going out"
... and the acid rain was your first concern?
LOL good points
"That's bad" "That's good" "That's bad" Type energy
Lol "btw" Love that part.
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@@johnnybensonitis7853which part?
Losing your body after 21 if you cant pay the subscription. Bloody hell.
@tuongpham7609 Death is better than being Immortal, Green went mad for being awake for so long. . . Imagine you going through it. . . Or all of us
it is terrifying
And I thought having to rent organs like in Repo Man was as dark as it could get! 😮
@Listening_Books12345 that's actually another good example
Amazon : "Write that down".
"you've heard the most supervillain plot it can't possibly get worse"
-you lose your body at 21 and your consciousness is placed in a tube-
"Oh"
This game reminded me a lot of "Observer". A detective, immortality, and a cyber aesthetic
I compared this game to the movie Self/less with Deadpool and Ben Kingsley
@@Sane-17 lmao with Deadpool. I love it
observer one of the most unique, interesting and well made games of our time imo. insanely underrated :(
@@cheesewheel3551agree! Just went through it again last week. It’s an annual thing I do
It's literally the plot from "On Time", the N'SYNC movie.
Really doubt they lost the sun as there would be a LOT of other implications such as the planet flinging out into empty space and freezing over. Much more likely that the world is just covered in smog blocking out the sun. Love ur video btw.
Yeah thats likely. But I guess, if the sun just loses its "flame", would our little heap of earth fly out into the vast and void space?
@@MarcusianeryI mean usually when subs lose their heat they also explode, but if it just lost it’s heat for no reason I don’t see why not
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@@liquidsweg4858 I want you to realize this is a thread under a video about a game where the sun went out and nothing happened to the people on the planet, and this specific thread is about said science of that incident, that YOU WILLINGLY tapped/clicked on.
@@Marcusianery No, the sun will start to expand as it runs out of hydrogen and helium until it turns into a red giant. The core will continue to fuse heavier and heavier elements as it gets hotter and more dense. Earth will be irradiated and scorched into a lifeless rock long before that happens and eventually most of the inner planets will be absorbed by the expanding red giant. Nuclear fusion at the core will eventually stop when the core starts to fuse into iron. Once that happens our sun will no longer be able to maintain equilibrium with its own gravity and collapse in on itself and then explode in a supernova. It's too small to turn into a black hole so it'll wind up a white dwarf. This is, of course, billions of years in the future.
So it's basically altered carbon the game, or as close as we're gonna get. It's honestly very cool and a great genre I guess, futuristic, noir, detective thriller, crime mystery. Very interesting concept.
Altered Carbon was the first thing this game reminded me of! Between the premise and gameplay this game comes across as the lovechild of Altered Carbon and Bioshock with a dash of the cyberpunk 2020 ttrpg.
Happy I'm not the only one that thought that
the 'head of the orphanage is secretly doing something dastardly with the children' is hardly a new trope... one thats quite worn, actually. but this was a refreshing take on it, methinks! and just a really interesting concept in general... using enough bones from reality/the US economic/class system to make it feel like this isnt an impossible future
this was the first game of a studio!? wow
You should look into the Infantoriums of the 1800s. A lot of people's ancestors come from pods bought at fairs. Probably why the majority of the US have unknown heritage past 200 years.
@@section7173 What the fuck? Pods?
bro unironically uses methinks
@@bullhussit’s a fun word! 😂 let them be
I cannot stress how much I truly enjoy listening to Harry's calming voice as he narrates and discusses really cool story games
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Absolutely mate.
Having to pay a subscription just to keep your body, only a complete and utter madman would come up with such an idea, you gotta be insane to agree to something like that
I’m gonna be real, thats just the current economic system except you die in the gutter from poverty instead of the repo men coming to take your body.
@@redenginner Can't argue with that
Ngl we’re getting closer and closer everyday with the foolishness! Look how many subscriptions people have to deal with! Everything is coming out with one, even vehicles (ie Tesla)
@@rookholgado personally, I've only ever used one subscription service and that was Microsoft 365 but I cancelled it after I was done with all my assignments, as for movies, I got Netflix but that's it, everything else I usually use is barebones free with ads of course
you can make someone agree to anything if they're desperate enough
I love falling asleep to your videos right before bed or when taking a nap
Same
I watch his video of Outlast saga like 5 times just to fall asleep to lol
Yeah his videos are really boring and easy to fall asleep to
It's like a podcast
Same. Takes me about 4 watches to make it through the whole thing cause I keep falling asleep. ( and I love it)
You know what would be a messed up but interesting thing they could have added, imagine getting tortured to death then getting revived and getting tortured again and again… till even your own soul can’t take it anymore.
Or losing a parent by them being repossessed and then one day you see someone else in your parents body
That happens to an extent in Altered Carbon (the novels).
@ptonpc I watched the first season of that on Netflix, I think. Loved it but dear GOD I wouldn't want to live in that future.
This is the 1% wet dream, total and complete control all the while having 99% of the population as slaves and replacement bodies. There was a movie with a similar concept from 2005 called "The Island". If you haven't seen it I highly recommend it as its a fantastic watch.
The world of this game sounds horrific. I don't want to live forever, neither do I want my body "repossessed" by the government, and there are enough other people out there who hold bodily autonomy as an important boundary that I don't think the government could actually pass a law to force it... but they'd probably try if they had the chance. God, I hope they never do. Death is a part of life. It's sad, but I think it's one of the reasons why taking joy in the people and world around you are important- they, and you, won't be there forever.
Remember, folks- the government doesn't own you, and the government *shouldn't* own you.
Do you really own something if you cant sell it or even give it away? If someone does indeed sell their body to the government then id say that yeah the government does own them. Something being a part of life doesn't mean it should continue to be part of life, disease is part of life and yet we routinely get rid of them, death is no different, the ultimate disease.
if consciousness is taken by the government by the time we are repossessed then does that mean a part of us know we are stored like files in a harddrive somewhere like we can see ourselves with no body and just consciousness thats wild
@@bandgeekforlife406 wtf happened to my comment.
Have you seen are latest technology and medical development. This will probably happen and probably before your mom and dad kicks it.
@@nunyabisness1979you can copy the conciseness but you can’t remove it, that’s the sad reality, for some I suppose, I’m glad they can’t take my soul
The art style reminds me of Bioshock.
I agree, it’s like a very futuristic version of Rapture mixed with that The Fifth Element movie.
It's called 'Art Deco'.
Flying cars and cyberpunk cybernetics, but everyone wears 1920’s clothes and use old guns…
Cybernoire, I'm guessing thats what it is called?
I LOVE seeing unique games like these from small studios who get to see their vision out fully without being forced to change or add shit by bigger companies!!! Love it! It’s another reason why your channel is soo great man!!
Isn't that just that episode of Love, death & robots and that other series Altered Carbon?
Exactly what I was thinking
no in that episode ,people could just live for ever in same body
and the only side effect was not being able to have children
Yeah, definitely an altered carbon reference
@@vobp-kk6kzit was just forbidden to avoid overpopulation, otherwise the entire deparment the guy was from would not be needed as no one would be able to have children
Everybody wants to go to heaven yet nobody wants to die.
_"Not every one that saith unto me, Lord, Lord, shall enter into the kingdom of heaven; but he that doeth the will of my Father which is in heaven. Many will say to me in that day, Lord, Lord, have we not prophesied in thy name? and in thy name have cast out devils? and in thy name done many wonderful works? And then will I profess unto them, I never knew you: depart from me, ye that work iniquity."_
That sentence only makes me think of “Hospital for Souls” BMTH
@@section7173one of the scariest thing i ever read
I wanna die!
Trust me, man. A LOT of people want to die. Why do you think s*icide has been more and more prevalent these days?
We appreciate how well you've articulated your insights. Keep doing your best.
It strikes me as a bit derivative of Altered Carbon in setting and premise, where it's a semi-dystopic, noire future where technology has allowed effective immortality and uncoupling the consciousness of a person from their original physical form, and the wealthy and powerful abuse it. But maybe it's more of an homage. And then again, if "immortality" is the trope, it's all derivative of the Epic of Gilgamesh.
This story is really interesting. I am happy you make videos like this one.
If people are confused if why the Sun didn’t go supernova when it died. Is because according to nasa, The Sun will never turn into a black hole because it’s not massive enough to explode. Instead, the Sun will become a dense stellar remnant called a white dwarf.
it will turn into a red giant though. Consuming mercury, venus and earth( though the last one has been questioned lately )
After that - white dwarf :)
maybe it didnt die just too much pollution and environmental damage like the matrix
More than likely as another comment said in this section the pollution an smog from the environment blotted out the sun
the sun will still expand beforehand and literally scorch the surface of our planet
Actually it didn't explode because it's a video game, hope that helpS
I love BladeRunner, Altered Carbon, Cyberpunk 2077. I'm a sucker for this world building. I usually not play "walking simulators" but damn! This one was good.
The idea of losing your body because you can’t pay for it has instilled me with an entirely new form of existential dread.
Oooh, this game looks amazing! It’s giving me Bioshock nostalgia vibes, and wow that “the path to immortality” segment was bleak, and I can’t get the feeling that it feels somewhat realistic, maybe? From what I’ve seen on the internet, (although I can’t believe everything from there) it feels weird. I don’t know, maybe it’s my anxiety/depression kicking in. 😂😮
Wake up babe, new Gaming Harry video just dropped.
Who are you and get out of my bed
@@B.Fontray LOL
Ughhh… wait
You better have coffee!
@@B.Fontray It's okay hun it's just my friend jam
Love your videos! It would mean a lot if you would put captions on them though. The YT auto-generated ones just aren't good enough at capturing a lot of what is being said. Hope you take it into consideration.
this reminds me exactly of Altered Carbon. they have “sleeves” for the word body and “Stack” is the thing that saves their consciousness for “re-sleeving”. this is another cool way to use the body swap sci-fi story.
Awsome game, bought it and played through it right away. It's not that long but the setting was great and the gameplay pretty relaxing.
6:12 Wild 2137 spotted, Mobile Task Force "Rapajowa" sent to the location.
Been waiting on this!!Tnx
Damn man, that body swapping and consciousness transfer is wild. Absolutely terrifies me.
Men love your videos, great one, i nreed more games lol the wait kills me 😅😅
such an amazing plot idea, amazing concepts. i loved this vid, amazing story
Imma enjoy this after long shift in customer service 🙂
7:03 that stuff seriously sounds like something our government would do that's crazy
Especially the subscription on your own body
I tried watching a no commentary walkthrough of this but unfortunately with my motion sickness I didn't make it far so this is really helpful
The sun dying is absolutely wild, even for a Sci Fi story
There no evidence or reference to this in the game. This statement is inaccurate.
Altered carbon the game
my exact thoughts lmao
Yup..
Frick season 2 though , gay as hell
Very interesting video and topic. Such things would have sounded bizarre and unreal to me a couple years back and now, I can't tell you for sure that won't be the future.
Kind of a wild jump to say the sun died out due to pollution on earth rather than idk maybe the pollution blocked out the sun
This Dystopian world makes Cyberpunk look liked a Utopian paradise
"If I depict yet another immortal fictional character suffering fictional immortal woes, people will be more comfortable with death! Again!"
Same as it ever was.
Ah cool, this was one i wasn't particularly interested in playing but I'm happy to hear the story
I feel stupid not realising there was never a killer. On a side note, I love how this world is 1920s meets sci-fi
It is a really complex plot and story. But your video explains every detail very good and comprehensive! Good Job!!
Been waiting for this
Why not just clone your og body then transfer your soul to an exact copy of your body, maybe minimizing the risk of losing yourself
Alternate history only the mind transfer thing is advance everything else is in the 1920
I usually never comment on videos but you sincerely need to know how much I look forward to your videos.
You must continue your work, for the sake of art.
He’s back I look forward to these break downs 🙌
been waiting for this one 😭
Bro ur videos make my work day seem short thankyou sm🙏🏽
The game is really nice on the eye. Normally I only listen to your videos but this time I had to watch it
It sounds like someone read the Altered Carbon novels. Still sounds like a good story.
Its like Bioshock and Repo the Genetic Opera had a child. What a neat concept
Even in the age of immortality corruption still exists
Great job man on covering this game
I think the fourth ending. The one where he can’t kill her and decides to end it is probably the most sad ending but also beautiful ending. I actually got this ending and in my book it is probably the canon ending. The ending that gets James freed and the chief punished as well as James reuniting with his wife
This was so good! The concept reminds me of Blade Runner or Altered Carbon.
I’ve been waiting for this one
felt like the one love, death, and robots episode
So, it's Altered Carbon, just trading the interesting aspects for extra grimdark
I saw a tv show about this similar immortality premise.
Love, Death, and Robots
5:51 the dark sky could also be a dysin sphear which would explain the darkness but also how they still have electricity.
"Peak" had me rolling.
You should do the stalker series before stalker 2 drops. Been playing them for the first time and would love to see a lore video on it 😊
This reminds me of a show called “Altered Carbon.” 😊
food delivery + youtube + gaming harry + nobody wants to die = perfection.
This game reminds me of the show Altered Carbon show on Netflix, Similar premise where people are able to buy "sleeves" (lobotomized and/or functionally dead human bodies) in order to continue living and where the wealthy elite tended to get more choices in their new bodies. I honestly wonder if the creators if this game took any inspiration from the show.
Nice video thanks!
Your voice works better than melatonin, Harry ❤
Didn't know anything about this game, but the opening, with that woman sitting next to you in the car felt so real. Don't know how they did it, but the woman had a 'presence' I'd not seen before. Perhaps VR games are like that all the time!
But the more Harry explained, the less I liked it. Like the devs were gradually turning the 'bonkers' dial up, to see how mad the story could be.
Still, very interesting, for all that.
Thanks for the explanation. I still don’t get why Green killed himself though? Was it the because of the pyschosis or that was part of his plan
This reminds me of altered carbon, super underrated
this looks like a blade runner inspiration type of game
I needed this.
Alright 1920s Art Deco Retro-Futurism might be my favorite aesthetic of all time.
Me clicking on this video not familiar with the channel: Please be British. Please be British
Me: YES! YES INDEED!
I wonder what they do with people with physical disabilities, like if you’re paralyzed at a young age, do they still take your body?
Cause E class seems to be pretty minor inconveniences like, drug abusers, if you get through the withdrawals and detox, you get a pretty okay body after that.
But like what if you are an acid or burn victim, do they let you keep your body or do they still take it and no one uses it?
I love the GH analysis for games😊
Loved the game, did a walkthrough of it and a giveaway !! It was great
I was feeling bored with no idea what to watch on TH-cam, until a Gaming Harry vid popped up
This game was amazing man I craved more about the world and the main character
jesus this game is stylish and MISERABLE (affectionate) Incredible premise
Nice one ag
I just finished the game, great timing
Blade Runner must be a big inspiration
Was expecting this video
Hey harry are you planning to cover the new remnant dlc?
“Walking sim”, immediately disinterested, I can do that in real life
Oh thank god someone is covering this game. I left it very confused
Gee wilickers, I wonder if maybe all the plants died from a lack of sunlight and not some acid rain....
It's quite fun to think that green, the rich fella that abused his immortality the most was the first to notice that in that pace, the revival sistem would be simply unsustainable and that he needed to wipe the rich. Quite revolutionary aint it? in this type of game i would think there would be a rebel faction doing this kind of stuff. Reminds me of robin hood if he had zero morality and ethics
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that was an amazing story hopefully that new stuido makes more games similar to this
No flying craft should ever be named "Icarus". It's bad luck!
I was thinking how familiar this was and then I remembered Alter Carbon.
"an on rails walking sim with CSI elements". simple. elegant.
why the fuck can't the Epic Games Store hire someone to write up such an eloquent and concise description, is it that fucking hard to describe something without the marketing jargon? no. it fuckin isn't. it only takes up 7 words.
thanks Harry, i appreciate a script that assumes the audience to be human. great writing
This is literally the video game version of the tv show Altered Carbon
This game takes the whole “body modification” to the next level making Cyberpunk 2077 look like child’s play
I mean in this game you cant modify your body with cybernetics but memory wise its the same concept the memory bank of this game and the AI bank of cyberpunk is near the same theyre both AI not knowing it because no matter the lifetimes one thing you cant keep with you in the games is your soul your soul is gone but your brain remains its all just coding of an AI to make you think youre still sentient when in reality youre already dead
Like johnny silverhand he's dead and gone all the remained was a recreation of him as an AI but he doesnt even know it