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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 | == Hero Backgrounds == | ||
=== Akimbo === | === Akimbo === | ||
Though he was built by a lonely gunslinger, Akimbo was taught that he couldn't use a gun to solve all his problems. | 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 === | === Ballista === | ||
At a young age, Ballista learned a valuable lesson: if you blow up 13 buildings you're a public menace. | 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]] | [[Category:Deadlock development history]] | ||