Guest Posted July 25, 2015 Share Posted July 25, 2015 (edited) This is a side project I'm gonna be doing while I think of a good design for Miri and the other mimiga (because I have a hard time drawing rabbit legs or somthin')One City remaining- The story of 'The unknown race' demise and destruction. As this was told the project known as "Monolith" was only an idea at the time: To create sentient beings that can walk on two legs, can use tool, and create Civilization.As the title implies the story was told by a scientist who among the survivors, and scientists who have survived the Nuclear Holocaust and now occupy the only city remaining of their civilization. Which is located at the southern tip of the continent that is the size of Europe, it is also the same continent where the anthropomorphic races live which takes place before the project was successful. At the very least it isn't restricting as Apollo (My main project)"What is the unknown race" It's difficult to say, I can't be sure what could "they" be."How futuristic are they" They are a Nano Age society. The Nano Age is the last Age of the technological timescale and the successor of the Information Age (an Age we're still in currently)"Why are they survivors?" They survived because of a Nuclear War that erupted they were able to access to the last city that hasn't been target yet."what is the city?" The city is a skyscraper based city there very little small buildings like houses and so, most of these towers are around 80-142 stories tall it's about the size of Rome, the city is also protected by two walls, one that goes around and that's heavily reinforced by Steel and the other wall is a invisible shell that cover the city. The wall are built to keep any Artificially Sentient-made in the Stone to Iron Age out. The shell like wall is an electrical shield to destroy bombs or missiles from penetrating into the city. The city is also provide food from "Underground Farm" which produces wheat, grapes, and other food sources. This city is a city-state and the residence are mainly scientists who want research their finding and discoveries who into: Biology, Geology, Astronomy, etc. Families are invited but cannot live in the city."How do we enter the city?" It's a long process. to enter the city you have to take a underground railway which is located 250 miles away from the city. Once you get pass the rail way the next area is an identity detector and to see if you're either Safe to go in or Hostile. After that you need to walk through the cave which someone will guild you along the way. You can't die from lack of oxygen though because the cave has vents which is connected to surface once you pass through the cave the second gate is railroad station and from there you are able to enter the city.The main goal is that you need to survive and roam around the city as you talk to your acquaintances about your past (which before the nuclear war) and after the nuclear war. Along with a scientist who talks about his own past as well. Edited July 27, 2015 by Guest To prevent people from being lost. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arminius H O Fiddywinks Posted July 26, 2015 Share Posted July 26, 2015 This is very vague. Perhaps so vague, it might intimidate people and keep them off.Perhaps if you linked some Google doc or something for references, we can all learn more. Or you can edit this thread and make it clearer. But as of right now, it's really murky around here. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CrypticQuery Posted August 6, 2015 Share Posted August 6, 2015 So from what I've gathered, this city is basically a sanctuary of sorts. The players' goals are to make it to the city, but in order to do that they must travel from their starting point, which is approximately two-hundred fifty miles away. During those travels, they will surely encounter adversities. This is set to occur during the aftermath of a nuclear conflict that decimated the land.Would you say that's an accurate summary? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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