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The following text describes the full lore of [[Neon Prime]]. It was extracted from the section labeled OLD LORE in the file citadel_dev_english.txt, | {{HeroTabs}}{{Neon Prime}} | ||
The following text describes the full lore of ''[[Neon Prime]].'' | |||
It was extracted from the section labeled ''OLD LORE'' in the file ''citadel_dev_english.txt'', found in the ''[[Deadlock]]'' localization folders. The file has since been removed. | |||
== Welcome to Fracture: City of a Thousand Cities™ == | == Welcome to Fracture: City of a Thousand Cities™ == | ||
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=== The Tunnel Rats === | === The Tunnel Rats === | ||
Looking for that special bottle of liquor to celebrate a heist? Or maybe your birthday's coming up and you really want some macarons. In Fracture, you can find anything, but the real question is, "How do I get it?" Between gang wars, cold wars, trade wars, and wars wars, there are dozens of reasons why access to your favorite items made in a specific borough may be inaccessible. And when you run into one of those situations, you're going to need The Tunnel Rats. Specializing in inter-borough trade routes, The Tunnel Rats are experts in moving products from one borough to another. The Wreckage Movement Did you happen to see that burned-out husk of a nightclub in the 819th Borough? That's not the result of domestic terrorism; it's just a new form of street art pioneered by The Wreckage Movement! If you're interested in buying a professional colleague a custom demolition for their place of business, don't hesitate to contact Ballista. | Looking for that special bottle of liquor to celebrate a heist? Or maybe your birthday's coming up and you really want some macarons. In Fracture, you can find anything, but the real question is, "How do I get it?" Between gang wars, cold wars, trade wars, and wars wars, there are dozens of reasons why access to your favorite items made in a specific borough may be inaccessible. And when you run into one of those situations, you're going to need The Tunnel Rats. Specializing in inter-borough trade routes, The Tunnel Rats are experts in moving products from one borough to another. | ||
=== The Wreckage Movement === | |||
Did you happen to see that burned-out husk of a nightclub in the 819th Borough? That's not the result of domestic terrorism; it's just a new form of street art pioneered by The Wreckage Movement! If you're interested in buying a professional colleague a custom demolition for their place of business, don't hesitate to contact Ballista. | |||
=== Paradox === | === Paradox === | ||
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=== Jeong's Dumplings and More === | === Jeong's Dumplings and More === | ||
Come for the dumplings, stay for the black market tech auction that happens after hours! The Boy and the Drizaloth A | Come for the dumplings, stay for the black market tech auction that happens after hours! | ||
=== The Boy and the Drizaloth === | |||
A NEW DINING CONCEPT COMING SOON TO FRACTURE (PENDING ACQUISITION OF LIQUOR LICENSE FROM THE MAYOR) | |||
=== The Midnight Robo Rally === | === The Midnight Robo Rally === | ||
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=== City Center === | === City Center === | ||
City Center (or as the locals call it: District Zero) is the heart of Fracture. Because violence of any kind is forbidden in City Center, it's a popular destination both for tourists looking to not get stabbed, and citizens brokering inter-borough deals alike. The only exception of course, is during The Election Battle, where District Zero turns into the most violent spectacle in the galaxy. | City Center (or as the locals call it: District Zero) is the heart of Fracture. Because violence of any kind is forbidden in City Center, it's a popular destination both for tourists looking to not get stabbed, and citizens brokering inter-borough deals alike. The only exception of course, is during The Election Battle, where District Zero turns into the most violent spectacle in the galaxy. | ||
== Hero Backgrounds == | |||
=== Akimbo === | |||
Though he was built by a lonely gunslinger, Akimbo was taught that he couldn't use a gun to solve all his problems. This frustrated the robot outlaw immensely, but as time passed Akimbo realized that his human father was right. A gun only solved about 75% of his problems. To solve ALL his problems, he would need at least 2 guns. | |||
=== Ballista === | |||
At a young age, Ballista learned a valuable lesson: if you blow up 13 buildings you're a public menace. If you CREATIVELY blow up 50 buildings you can pass it off as avant-garde street art. As such, Ballista declared themselves founder of The Wreckage Movement, a collective of bohemian artists whose medium is demolition.{{Development History}} | |||
[[Category:Neon Prime]] | [[Category:Neon Prime]] | ||
[[Category:Deadlock development history]] | |||