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== Trivia == | == Trivia == | ||
* Before the [[Update:February 25, 2025|2025-02-25 Update]], the map had 4 lanes. The fourth was Purple (Park). Green Lane was initially | * Before the [[Update:February 25, 2025|2025-02-25 Update]], the map had 4 lanes. The fourth was Purple (Park). Green Lane was initially called Greenwich, then replaced Park, and is now Greenwich again, though still labeled as Park in the Zipline UI. The center of the map was the Museum, now reworked as the Archmother base. | ||
* Green (Greenwich) originally supplanted Orange (Orchard) | * Green (Greenwich) originally supplanted Orange (Orchard). | ||
* All the lanes are named after real New York streets. The team's bases used to be named after the train stations Grand Central (Archmother) and Penn Station (Hidden King). | * All the lanes are named after real New York streets. The team's bases used to be named after the train stations Grand Central (Archmother) and Penn Station (Hidden King). | ||
* Towards the right of the team's bases is a Bull and a Bear Statue, respectively located at the Museum (Archmother) and the Factory (Hidden King). These statues are symbolic to the [https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_trend market conditions] of a stock market. On a related note, the [https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charging_Bull Bull Statue] has a real world counterpart in New York. | * Towards the right of the team's bases is a Bull and a Bear Statue, respectively located at the Museum (Archmother) and the Factory (Hidden King). These statues are symbolic to the [https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Market_trend market conditions] of a stock market. On a related note, the [https://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charging_Bull Bull Statue] has a real world counterpart in New York. | ||