Just a couple questions

Is there a skill-cap or a sort of skill-priority system whereas skills purchased later take more UE to raise or are there learning difficulty ratings to different skills, making certain skills harder to raise?

Is there a stat cap?

Regarding Secure Tech, apart knowledge of security systems, does the skill give one knowledge on how to bypass them or is that exclusively for the thievery skill?

Is it possible to rent more than one cube at a time?
What happens when all the cubes are rented?

When vehicles are implemented, will the drive skill be necessary for regular, tame driving or just for maneuvers
and speeding?

Is it possible to do an action, like taking something out of a pocket or whatnot, without everyone in the room seeing?

If a tree feel on a mime in the woods, would anyone care?

Please respond to these at your leisure, and thank you.

A very low level of drive skill would be sufficient to do steady or slow driving (perhaps with the occasional stall, but hey), but the fact is that not having a skill reflects you having no knowledge/ability whatsoever in the given field. Someone with 0 drive skill is assumed to know -nothing- about vehicles. Such a person would have a hard time knowing how to make a vehicle go forward, no matter how obvious that may seem to those of you who do know the simplest thing about driving. This is why I find it -very- entertaining to see characters with -two- skills, brawling and dodge, or martial arts and dodge, etc. In real terms, these people are -complete- misfits. They don't know -anything- about anything except swinging a fist… and then they RP themselves as ex-SAS or some such... Yeah, okay, ex-SAS who don't even know how to load -any- firearm, let alone point it in the right direction or have any chance of being a threat to anyone but themselves with it.

Be warned people, when a statistically unbalanced character applies for an IC job we -will- take this into account. No more WJF employees with zero law and minimal intelligence. The WJF wouldn't hire these people to clean Judge boots, let alone patrol the streets with a loaded weapon.

Anyhow, I tangent, as usual...

FS answered the rest.

NPT has lockers, perhaps Habitat-X needs some lockers.

Hit location does modify damage somewhat. A head hit has a good chance of doing more damage than a hit by the same weapon to the foot. However, location isn't the only factor to take into account so don't count on it. The severity of your hit, wether it was a critical hit and how much armor is on the location will all make a big difference too. A glancing blow to the head of someone wearing a helmet is going to do less damage than you planting your sledgehammer full force onto the same persons bare foot.

Location aiming is available as an extension of aim.
'aim at <person>'
'aim at <person>'s <location>'
This still needs work tho, so bear with me on it. I plan to add a verb that will let you see a list of the possible locations on the target. You will be able to aim at all objects, not just players and if the target object has multiple locations, you will be able to choose which to aim for.
Location aiming slightly reduces your chance of hitting but applies a multiplier to the chance of hitting the chosen location -if- you hit. The size/vulnerability of a location also effects the chance of you hitting it, aimed or not. Some attacks on some weapons can only hit certain locations.

Enforcer - Rifle uses rifle skill, pistol uses pistol skill. Other than that, they're currently identical simply because they're still kinda incomplete.

There is a version of dual wield currently in play, but it's something I want to extensively modify. At the moment if you hold two weapons you will switch weapon after each attack. If you dual wield two melee weapons you'll get a slight bonus to parry. Beside the parry bonus the only real use for it at the moment is posing and, in the case of pistols, doubling the number of rounds you can get off before having to reload. I -may- add a system to allow dual pistols to be fired simultaneously. Other than that, I plan to remove the weapon change after each attack and replace it with a system where you manually switch weapons. Your primary weapon will be the one used to attack, secondary weapon will be a parrying weapon (melee) or simply available (posing again). Perhaps in kamikaze posture I'll allow simultaneous attacks with dual melee weapons.

Either way, dual wield is likely to require weapon specialization or a possible ambidextrous advantage, so it won't be open to everyone.