Post by Mr. Game & Watch on Jan 27, 2018 21:27:36 GMT -8
Saturn Observation Deck
Description: A room in the factory which is a recreation of Saturn Valley. It was made by Pokey and his workers to observe some Saturns that they have captured, intending to use them for future experiments, however the factory was soon taken over by the Starvia before the experiments could start and the valley was abandoned. Surprisingly, the Saturn's managed to survive due to oxygen provided by a dying worker who didn't want the Saturn's to be abandoned and at the mercy of the Starvia.
The Hidden Floor
Description: A secret floor under Pokey's factory, it is said that in order to access it, you must climb down through a hole in a broken down elevator. This floor is mostly dark and filled with rooms that appeared to have experiments taken place, there are also Starvia infected chimera's running around, looking for prey, however there are rumours that the legendary "Ultimate Chimera" is waltzing around the dark halls of this floor, eating anything that stands in his and his close friend's way of survival.
Monotoil's Labyrinth
Description: A series of floors located on the very top of the factory, the rooms were built and owned by Pokey Minch so he can look down at his workers and make sure there not screwing around while trying to find the cure for Starvia. He based the floors on a tall building that he used to own in Fourside, however since he didn't give a good description other then "Make it like Monotoli building!" The workers just made tons of floors that more or less act odd in their own sort of ways due to not knowing who Monotoli is. Now that it's abandoned the only things dangerous in this area are Starvia infected robots roaming around the halls of these floors, however there are rumours that an uninfected human maid by the name of "Electra" Is running around looking for Yogurt.
The Reaper's District
Description: This off-brand yet on-model copy of the Shibuya distract in Tokyo Japan is the stage for a terrible game of second chances. Those who have met their true death, unable to be saved by the trophification process, sometimes wind up here as ghosts. They are made to play The Reaper's Game under threat of having their spirits destroyed while haunting the normal citizens of the area, a band of dissidents who left the life sphere in protest of Sonic's plans for Li. Those who win the week-long game are given a second chance at life, but the game's composer conspires not to let anyone win...
The Moon Sphere
Description: The Moon Sphere is an erratic, error-prone simulation of the Life Sphere created by Porky to simulate the spread of an airborne cure for the starvia that never became reality. The simulation has been damaged by time and is heavily distorted compared to the real thing. Buildings twist, it is eternally night, many things are wildly off-color/texture. At times, it may start to feel like you're in a Salvador Dali painting. Simulated versions of every citizen wander around in various states of intelligence, from nearly lifelike to completely insane. They remain unaware that their existence is tied to this place, but are fully capable of attacking others, and can sometimes be found fighting off lost infected. However, they are generally weaker than the real thing and often fail to protect themselves as a result. At the end of every month, the simulation 'resets'.
Description: A room in the factory which is a recreation of Saturn Valley. It was made by Pokey and his workers to observe some Saturns that they have captured, intending to use them for future experiments, however the factory was soon taken over by the Starvia before the experiments could start and the valley was abandoned. Surprisingly, the Saturn's managed to survive due to oxygen provided by a dying worker who didn't want the Saturn's to be abandoned and at the mercy of the Starvia.
The Hidden Floor
Description: A secret floor under Pokey's factory, it is said that in order to access it, you must climb down through a hole in a broken down elevator. This floor is mostly dark and filled with rooms that appeared to have experiments taken place, there are also Starvia infected chimera's running around, looking for prey, however there are rumours that the legendary "Ultimate Chimera" is waltzing around the dark halls of this floor, eating anything that stands in his and his close friend's way of survival.
Monotoil's Labyrinth
Description: A series of floors located on the very top of the factory, the rooms were built and owned by Pokey Minch so he can look down at his workers and make sure there not screwing around while trying to find the cure for Starvia. He based the floors on a tall building that he used to own in Fourside, however since he didn't give a good description other then "Make it like Monotoli building!" The workers just made tons of floors that more or less act odd in their own sort of ways due to not knowing who Monotoli is. Now that it's abandoned the only things dangerous in this area are Starvia infected robots roaming around the halls of these floors, however there are rumours that an uninfected human maid by the name of "Electra" Is running around looking for Yogurt.
The Reaper's District
Description: This off-brand yet on-model copy of the Shibuya distract in Tokyo Japan is the stage for a terrible game of second chances. Those who have met their true death, unable to be saved by the trophification process, sometimes wind up here as ghosts. They are made to play The Reaper's Game under threat of having their spirits destroyed while haunting the normal citizens of the area, a band of dissidents who left the life sphere in protest of Sonic's plans for Li. Those who win the week-long game are given a second chance at life, but the game's composer conspires not to let anyone win...
The Moon Sphere
Description: The Moon Sphere is an erratic, error-prone simulation of the Life Sphere created by Porky to simulate the spread of an airborne cure for the starvia that never became reality. The simulation has been damaged by time and is heavily distorted compared to the real thing. Buildings twist, it is eternally night, many things are wildly off-color/texture. At times, it may start to feel like you're in a Salvador Dali painting. Simulated versions of every citizen wander around in various states of intelligence, from nearly lifelike to completely insane. They remain unaware that their existence is tied to this place, but are fully capable of attacking others, and can sometimes be found fighting off lost infected. However, they are generally weaker than the real thing and often fail to protect themselves as a result. At the end of every month, the simulation 'resets'.
