Botwawki 2.6

christos200 · Feb 11, 2015

Empire of America:

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Civ'ed · Feb 11, 2015

Faction Name: Commune of Freeport
Leader Name: Jack Nicholson
Leader Trait: Charismatic
Starting Location: Freeport, Bahamas
Leader Background: A local citizen of Freeport.
Origins: Survivors
Traits: Friendly
Capital Type: Pre-War Community
Background: Freeport was saved from much of the destruction of the Great War, but the lack of tourism slowly started to affect the community. What followed was a complete shutting off from the rest of the world, as they attempted to salvage what little they had.
Freeport is isolationist, because it focuses on internal problems before external ones.

Ahigin · Feb 11, 2015

Civ'ed said:
Faction Name: Commune of Freeport
Leader Name: Jack Nicholson
Starting Location: Freeport, Bahamas
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Leader of Commune of Freeport responds to ultimatum of unconditional surrender from the Paradise Kingdom:

Everblack · Feb 11, 2015

Maritime Collective

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SouthernKing · Feb 12, 2015

Mississippi Democratic Republic

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Ahigin · Feb 12, 2015

SouthernKing - hey, what's your faction's desired theme for a flag? I mean I can play around with ghoulishness and Maoism, but I would like to hear if you have other thoughts on you mind.

Civ'ed - same request for you. Only in case of Commune of Freeport themes are a little less obvious. Jack Nicholson is one of them, I guess.

SouthernKing · Feb 12, 2015

I didn't really have any ideas, to be honest, except red and black and maybe some skull imagery to go with the usual Communist stuff.

J.K. Stockholme · Feb 12, 2015

@Civ'ed and EQ: I suggested to EQ a while ago the idea of a "Maritime" faction trait that would reduce costs to building large and small boats, perhaps that'd be better suited to your faction given it's on the water (presuming EQ got around to creating a balanced trait). I suggest asking him about it.

Civ'ed · Feb 13, 2015

Civ'ed - same request for you. Only in case of Commune of Freeport themes are a little less obvious. Jack Nicholson is one of them, I guess.

Two crossed fish, and a pine tree. Sorta like the crest of Grand Bahama.

@Civ'ed and EQ: I suggested to EQ a while ago the idea of a "Maritime" faction trait that would reduce costs to building large and small boats, perhaps that'd be better suited to your faction given it's on the water (presuming EQ got around to creating a balanced trait). I suggest asking him about it.

I will

EQandcivfanatic · Feb 13, 2015

If you want a Maritime trait instead, I'll fix it in the update without a problem.

Civ'ed · Feb 13, 2015

That'd be nice, if you're willing to do that :3

EQandcivfanatic · Feb 13, 2015

Update 36: July December, 2257
Vault-Tec: Prepare for the Future!

Inter-Faction Reports

SLAVE PRICES JUMP AS SOUTHDEN IS WIPED OUT. The disreputable slave trade has taken a major blow as the year came to an end. Prices have doubles or more throughout the Sunshine Wasteland as the slaver stronghold of Southden was destroyed. The Enclave has claimed responsibility for the attack, launching numerous aircraft and power armored soldiers in a direct attack at dusk. Reportedly the fighting was heavy and devastating, as artillery and tactical nuclear weapons were deployed against the strongholds defenses. Eventually, after a full days battle and bombing, the Enclave emerged victorious and smashed through the slaver defenses. Most of the assets within were claimed as Enclave property, but the slaves were generously offered a free ride from the ruins to the new Sunshine Kingdom settlement of Queens Deep in the north. They have begun to integrate themselves into the Kingdoms culture, relieved to have escaped their captivity.

CORPORATE TRADE FEDERATION ABANDONS ORLANDO OUTPOST. A possible crisis has been brought to a conclusion as the Corporate Trade Federation has been forced out of its new holding in the ruins of Orlando. A major militia force from both the Universal Reclamation Project and the Edgewood Militia confronted the new community, demanding their withdrawal. Outnumbered and outgunned, the leaders of the Federations representative reluctantly agreed, on the terms that they be allowed to dismantle their assets in the facility. They were allowed this, under careful supervision, eventually pulling out the population and property within to the town of St. Johns. The URP and Edgewood have celebrated their combined effort with a party in Universe City, signifying a new and prosperous joint relationship.

INTER-FACTION CHALLENGE
FOR: Any Faction Currently With a Market
A major issue in the Sunshine Kingdom in recent years has been the prominence of the oddly named Cult of the Damned. They have proven extremely helpful in medical treatment and the development of farming and agriculture, teaching survival skills to those who had previously none. Their origins have been in disrepute, having emerged from a bloodthirsty cult in Liberty City, and participated in the sacrifice of children to Satan. They have since rebuked their origins, though they still admit to a dualist faith that favors the Fallen. They have been vehemently opposed by the church known as the Fellowship of the Palm, based out of Palm Coast. Things have been brought to a head as the Cult of the Damned has sent missionaries out to every town and community with a market. They seek to spread their faith and good works to any who will listen. The Fellowship of the Palm, unwilling to see the spread of their opponents faith, has followed them everywhere seeking to squelch the Cults Word in favor of their own. Any faction that chooses to endorse or support the Cult of the Damned will almost certainly see a boost in independent nature and survival skills among their people. However, any faction that chooses to support the Fellowship of the Palm will likely see increased immigration for a time in their market cities as the Good Word is spread. Obviously, the presence of either group could be disruptive in the long term to any faction. All factions that have received these missionaries must now make a choice with how to deal with these preachy individuals.

Faction Reports

Atom Union

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The Atom Union has faced yet another raider attack on Easbur. Several people were abducted from the outskirts of the town before a proper defense could be rallied, but the towns militia managed to rally and repulse the rest of the attack. The raiders vanished into the countryside with the few captives and supplies they had taken. This was all shadowed by a massive wave of development in the Atom Union as new fortifications were constructed to mitigate future raider threats. These fortifications were accompanied by new energy reactors providing a new supply of powerful electricity to the communities as a whole. Many are optimistic that these new reactors could fuel a new boom of prosperity to the Union. An expedition was sent out to the ruins of Americus, hoping to retrieve new salvage and supplies. They were somewhat successful, though they ran into trouble with local wildlife and random old booby-traps which took the lives of a number of expedition members. Some scrap was retrieved, along with a number of old assault rifles from a local police stations vault of confiscated goods. All this was quickly returned to Albany for future use.

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Commissioners Challenge: Our researchers want to use our Stealth Boys in their studies and research. Giving them these materials will prevent us from using them in the field, ever, but could hasten development. Should we give up our stock of Stealth Boys to our researchers to lower development time?

Commune of Freeport
Very few of the nuclear weapons launched during the Great War were directed at auxiliary targets, particularly in minor nations of limited strategic value. Therefore, Freeport was saved from much of the destruction of the Great War, but the lack of tourism slowly started to affect the community. What followed was a complete shutting off from the rest of the world, as they attempted to salvage what little they had. Freeport has been traditionally isolationist, because it tends focuses on internal problems before external ones.

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Corporate Trade Federation

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Empire of America

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Georgia Reclamation District

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The Georgia Reclamation Districts overseer departed for a couple weeks in November, meeting with President Eden at the Enclaves secret bunker. Though he never met the president face to face, he did have a number of friendly conversations with him and other leaders of the Enclave staff. They honored him with a medal for his fine work in leading the Georgia Reclamation District, as well as presenting him with a custom-fitted suit of power armor along with weapons to take home. He returned in triumph, along with a holotape of the ceremony for public viewing in the vault. On the home front, ample progress has been made, as new fortifications, farming equipment, and water stations have been built throughout the District to allow production to keep up with demand. The effort has been an enormous success, as water production has produced its first surplus in years. Production of laser weapons has continued at a frenzied pace, allowing the District to maintain its military force.

Expeditions were once more sent abroad to find new lands and possible salvage throughout northern Georgia. The first was sent to Demorest, where a thriving settlement was found, that scouts from Cleveland and Clermont had claimed to have contacted in the past. Its one of the larger communities in the region, blessed with a highly productive food and water production and strong security militia against raiders. Expeditions to Gillsville and Maysville had success in salvage operations, bringing in a large amount of scrap despite minor resistance from local wildlife. These expeditions reported that they had stripped the areas clean and that no additional salvage of value existed in the ruins. An expedition to the ruins of Commerce had a bit more difficulty, running into a number of problems and setbacks caused by local wildlife, particularly a giant ant colony. Several robots were lost to the animals, and ample firepower had to be directed to stop the ants from hindering other salvage operations. Expeditions to the southeast found other situations, finding a struggling community in the town of Oakwood, and a vicious band of raiders in the area of Prendergrass. They managed to avoid contact with the raiders, pulling back and informing the vault of the enemy presence.

Fertility Survey Report

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Governors Challenge: As our population grows, so does the variety of the community. At this point we have three fairly large towns within our territory. In order to get the news of the day out, a newspaper has been established based out of Vault 136. Using local lumber to provide the paper, theyve begun distributing their paper throughout all of the towns of the faction. This has provided a goodly number of people with regular work and payment, but the articles in the paper have occasionally seemed to take a critical tone towards the Overseer and the Enclave. Should we allow them to continue publishing freely or place some sort of restrictions upon them or shut them down completely?

Jacksonia

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The newborn nation of Jacksonia has struggled in the wake of the recent destruction of Fort Peace. While they have increased trade of food to the unknown merchant that frequents their shores, the overall situation of the faction has been bordering on dire. They have sought to recover their lost production and capabilities, and begun a process of consolidation. The towns of Sugarmill, Thicket, and Timber Hold were abandoned and scrapped for what could be salvaged, and a new town was built in the Fruitlands called Fort Plenty. The new town has been built with ample infrastructure to best reap in the remaining bounty of the Fruitlands. New facilities within have helped produce more ammunition and artillery to supplement lost capacities from the beginning of the year. The various communities of the Jacksonia have begun preparing for future developments as they clear out old railroad tracks and stations and prepare them for possible usage by the factions construction teams. The efforts are well underway and it seems likely that reconstruction of the tracks will be an inexpensive effort.

Unfortunately, not all news was good news. A good deal of supplies were traded to the Sunshine Kingdom in exchange for the production of plasma based weapons, but the returning caravan met with disaster. It was ambushed by an unknown, but well organized group which was able to pinpoint the route of the caravan. All of the weapons were seized by the assailants. Matters were made worse for Jacksonia when a riot broke out in Fort Freedom against the continued rule of the Jacksons. Many were killed in the rioting and violence, as weapons were broken out against neighbors. Order was eventually restored, and leaders were thankful that there was no other major unrest throughout the whole faction.

A lack of disorder has been mostly attributed to radical reforms passed as the new Overseer, Tiffany Jackson, has sought to establish a new government in the wake of the destruction of the old one. She has been mostly successful, bringing together a council from the various cities in the faction, along with ending some of the more controversial programs of governance. Primary among these was the ending of mandatory education at Fort Strength, allowing children to return home to their families in various tributaries should they choose. The governors of the tributaries have been relieved of their veto powers, and management has changed hands to influential locals rather than former vault dwellers. These changes have been highly popular and have resolved many of the issues and demands made by the various towns over the years since conquest.

Even as reforms took place, the Jacksonians sought to recover the rebellious Venture City. A major militia force was mustered out of the Fruitlands to march east and meet other forces to seize the city. When they arrived, however, they found the city vacant and burning. Efforts were made to extinguish the blaze and recover what could be found. Apparently the residents of the town determined to destroy everything of value before vacating to an unknown location. No survivors or casualties were found in the ruins, and it was believed that they must have escaped long before the Jacksonians arrived. To make matters more confusing, a planned expedition from Southden to assist the militia failed to arrive at all, though thankfully their services were not required in the end.

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Overseers Challenge: The recent reforms have once again satiated the leaders of the various tributaries. In fact, a number of them have come forward that theyve been recently approached by not only the constantly troublesome Sons of Oscar, but also the self-righteous mercenaries in the Regulators. Apparently a plan was or is afoot to organize a proper rebellion between the two organizations. The riot in Fort Freedom was likely the result of their efforts, and our leadership is concerned with how to deal with these groups. How do we respond to their incursions and plotting?

EQandcivfanatic · Feb 13, 2015

Maritime Collective

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The Maritime collective undertook its most ambitious salvage project to date as they set their target as the ruins of the great city of Mobile. Ample assets and hundreds of people were assigned to this salvage mission as scouts spotted hives of the local insects. Bombing took place immediately as bombers leveled a good port of the ruins even further in attempting to destroy these nests. They appear to have been mostly successful, though it’s likely that nests exist in other parts of the region. The crews went in and were able to retrieve an ample amount of scrap and made a proud discovery under Beckett’s guidance. An ancient battleship in the harbor was found to still be loosely seaworthy and parts of the interior were equally functional. It was believed that the age of the battleship made it less vulnerable to the effects of the most modern Chinese strategic weapons. The battleship was laboriously detached from the docks and attached to cables of the Collective’s salvage ship. Over the course of two weeks, the USS Alabama was hauled to Pensacola where it now rests in harbor.

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Mayor’s Challenge: We have recovered the USS Alabama from Mobile with great difficulty and it’s clear that it will need substantial repairs before we could use it as a worthy naval vessel. It would need five hundred scrap parts, forty tech parts, and a functioning Energy Reactor in order to take to the seas again. Some of our people argue the price is too high and we should scrap the ship for whatever it’s worth, which is quite likely a lot of scrap and other parts. Should we allow the ship to remain in port while we look for the stuff needed to repair it, or simply scrap it?

Mississippi Democratic Republic

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The New Gulf Commonwealth has made its greatest strides since the fall of the Kingdom of Heaven. After over a year of negotiations and discussion, the towns of Spring City and Newberry have been annexed into the Commonwealth. These new holdings have brought a good deal of supplies and people into the greater Commonwealth, offering a new open door to the exploration and exploitation of the northern parts of the Sunshine Wasteland. It was believed that previously Vault 37 and then Jacksonia had opposed these measures, but with their current internal troubles, the door lay open to complete the annexations. These new territories were supported with a survey in force into the territories formerly held by the Kingdom of Heaven. The town of Citra was explored first, but sadly not much remained after the savage Vault expedition had razed it. A number of members of the expedition were lost to giant mosquitoes, which have apparently returned to the area with a vengeance. The Gainesville area proved more productive and some scrap was retrieved from the bunker formerly known as Oscargrad. Other scrap was recovered from inside Gainesville itself before the expedition returned.

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Governor’s Challenge: We’re on the verge of a major water crisis! While we have plenty of food and cash reserves to purchase food, we’re still facing a severe shortage of water for our people. Thousands may die soon unless immediate measures are taken both to rectify our long-term shortage and to provide water immediately. How do we respond to the crisis?

Sawgrass Tribe

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The Sawgrass Tribe has at last begun sending expeditions out into the wider wastelands as disease continues to pose a threat. Unfortunately it was discovered that disease was not the only problem out there. A group of raiders infiltrated the town’s outskirts and managed to abduct a number of people during the night. They fled without any losses, taking their captives with them. Several tribe sentries were killed in the process. A scouting expedition was sent out, hoping to learn more about the surrounding area. They started with the ruins of Belle Glade, where they ran into significant problems with the local mirelurks. Many died in the fighting with these creatures, and eventually the expedition began to just focus on salvaging the outlying areas instead. They found a good deal of scrap but little else. In Clewiston they found more promising salvage. The area itself looked like it had once been home to a settlement, but later devastated by fighting of some kind. Only a few bits of usable scrap were recovered, but to the surprise of all, a cache of high-tech military grade melee weapons were recovered from the ruins. These high end devices were retrieved and brought back to Stilt Town, giving a massive boost to the combat power of the tribe. The last group of scouts found a growing new settlement called Port Maya to the northeast, created by representatives of a so-called Survivalist Union. A friendly exchange was had before the scouts returned to the south. Further contact was had when scouts from the Union reached Stilt Town while travelling the borders of the swampland.

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Chief’s Challenge: The disease that had ravaged our people seems to be dying down to a degree. This has gone to the point where some our leadership believe we can reduce quarantine measures and ease back on medical treatment, claiming that the measures restrict the freedom of our people. Others believe that we should maintain all of these measures strictly until the disease is fully eradicated. How do we respond to this debate?

Sunshine Kingdom

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The Sunshine Kingdom suffered a minor loss as the year came to a close when a pumping and purification water treatment plant in Nasacity failed catastrophically. The damage was complete, dramatically reducing local processing of water for consumption. Thankfully, that was essentially all of the bad news that confronted the faction for the rest of the year. Commerce has increased dramatically as the faction has begun mass production of advanced plasma based weaponry, producing these weapons on contract not only for their own communities, but also for Jacksonia and the New Gulf Commonwealth. They’ve still been forced to rely upon Jacksonian manufactories for tech part production, but it seems overall they’ve made some great strides.

Spearheaded by the Royal Archeological Society, a well-equipped expedition was launched to the ruins of Sebring, seeking to unveil the shroud of the old mystery of Minorne. The expedition had no difficulty reaching the area with their equipment and immediately began excavation of the known location of the old bunker. The Talon Company had done extensive damage to the area, but had thankfully dismantled most of the local robotic defenses. Therefore, after a limited clearing operation, the expedition made quick progress. By the end of the year they had dug up the old bunker entrance and began working to open the doors for further exploration.

The year’s earlier discovery of Vault 31 under Camp Blanding created new opportunities for the vault’s expansion north. Despite some misgivings, the Queen ordered the immediate use of the vault which has become known as Queen’s Deep. The vault was easily brought online by scouts, who welcomed the first and second waves of migrants from the south. These migrants came in large numbers from Ventura City, who had made hasty preparations to flee as it seemed likely that Jacksonia would seek to bring them to heel. After salvaging everything of value from their old homes, they were assisted by the Sunshine Kingdom to move to their new home in the vault. The vault itself has immediately begin food and water production, functioning exactly as they had hoped. The population in the city was bolstered yet again when diplomacy with the Enclave resulted in the dropping off of a large number of liberated slaves from Southden. Grateful to be freed, they have begun to be quickly integrated into the Kingdom and their new home in Queen’s Deep.

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Queen’s Challenge: We are now poised to enter the believed heart of the now vanquished Army of Minorne. Our explorers are concerned however that we have no idea what’s behind the door to the bunker. Some of them fear we could be opening a door to unknown chaos and slaughter that could pour out as soon as we do. Others suggest that we will never know what truly lay behind the Minorne Crisis until we open the doors and delve deeper. Should we proceed or let the past rest?

Survivalist Union

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The Survivalist Union has managed to expand its holdings once more as a new settlement was built on the shores of Lake Okeechobee. The new town of Port Maya was constructed by both members of the Union seeking to settle there and contractors from the Sunshine Construction Union. New fortifications and early gardens have yielded fruit, providing a strong indicator that the new settlement could quickly become a breadbasket of the Union. The new settlement has also provided contact with a faction that had not previously been encountered. Representatives of the Sawgrass Tribe, a previously isolated group of tribals living in the outer reaches of the Everglades, reached the town while it was still under construction. Friendly greetings and information was exchanged, as the Sawgrass people seemed kindly enough. Scouting expeditions revealed that most of the surrounding area was empty of habitation, both animal and human, but was able to come across the fairly well isolated Stilt Town of the Sawgrass Tribe.

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Headman’s Challenge: A number of resident chem dealers in Liberty City are incredibly excited about the discovery of a hitherto undiscovered tribe very nearby. They believe that the tribe could represent an incredible market for the sale of chems and another addictive substances. They want permission to begin smuggling and selling goods around Stilt Town, hopefully to gain a large amount of goods and supplies in barter. On the other hand, this could harm our relationship with these people. How do we respond?

Transmississippian Confederation

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The Transmississippian Confederation has been given some new breathing room as they build upon the gains they made with the defeat of the Mohammetans. They have annexed the town of Headwards, which was incredibly grateful for their timely aid in the fight against the tribal attackers. The new town has been added to the Confederation and has already been provided with ample sustenance to make it through the end of the year and the harshest winter. A salvage expedition was sent out of Chairkey Den to a number of small towns in the region. Bentonia, Satartia, and Tinsley were all scouted and for the most part no issues were had in the process. Neither of the first two towns had much of interest and were quickly scoured of anything of value or use. Tinsley on the other hand was found to have an intact gun store and computer shop close to each other. Plenty was recovered from both, helping bolster stocks on the home front. Unfortunately, none of these three ruins have anything left for salvage, being stripped bare by the expedition.

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Pack Leader’s Challenge: The followers of Lam are making an effort to reform their faith, and become more tolerant of others. They have pledged to be more tolerant during the process, as long as the community continues to except their faith and the spread of the faith. Leaders have cracked down on any violent behavior from Lamists, and it’s hoped that this could mark the end of the issue. However, the whole dispute has raised other faiths to the forefront. Worshipers of the Great Wolf have argued that all should worship the wolf that brought us victory and are becoming increasingly radical themselves. How do we respond to this development?

Universal Reclamation Project

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Vault 24

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Workers’ Republic of the Reclamation

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Market Prices

Slaves: 10 Slaves for 4.8k caps

Food: 1,900 for 0.1k caps

Water: 100 Water for 0.9k caps

Energy: 1 Energy for 4.6k caps

Tech Parts: 1 Tech Part for 2.7k caps

Scrap Parts: 100 Scrap Parts for 4.8k caps

Ammunition: 100 Ammunition for 2.9k caps

Radio Stations

Black Hat Radio – Broadcasting in the Clear – Port St. Lucie, Florida
-Assorted Country music
-Anarchist propaganda
-Advertisements for the New Strip

Collective Assistance Radio – Broadcasting in the Clear – Pensacola, Florida
-Music
-Tips and Hints for surviving in the Sunshine Wasteland
-Adventures of Wasteland Dan
-True Church of the Citadel Show

Commonwealth East Radio – Broadcasting in the Clear – Apopka, FL
-Music
-Orlando local area news
-Advice on scrapping and sale of scrap, advertisements for local market

Core of Matter Radio – Broadcasting in the Clear – Unknown location
-Scientific and Technological News
-Math Problems

CTF Radio – Broadcasting in the Clear – Saint Augustine, FL
-Immigration information and advertisements
-Corporate advertisements

Georgia State Official Radio – Broadcasting in the Clear – Vault 136, GA
-General North Georgia area news
-Status Updates of the Georgia

Land of Plenty Radio – Broadcasting in the Clear – The Fruitland, FL
-Jazz, swing and big band music
-Radiant descriptions of the Fruitland
-Denunciations of the Enclave

Napoleonic Radio – Broadcasting in the Clear – Felix City, AL
-French music
-Stories about the life of Napoleon Bonaparte

Nasa Educational Radio – Broadcasting in the Clear – Titusville, FL
-Educational Radio Broadcasts about Wasteland Survival
-News relating to communities on the Atlantic Coasts
-Weather Reports for east and central Florida
-Baseball invitations and games

Radio of the South – Broadcasting in the Clear – Undisclosed Location in Central Florida
-Southern Rock and Country Music
-Comedy Sketches
-Historical Information about Florida and the Commonwealth
-Radio based board game advice and creation

Reclamation Radio – Broadcasting in the Clear – Hardeeville, SC
-News of Reclamation Efforts
-World History Lessons

Universal Radio – Broadcasting in the Clear – Universe City, FL
-Advertisements for Universe City
-Catchy Music
-News

NPC Diplomacy

To: Georgia Reclamation District

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OOC

@J.K. Stockholme: I didn’t miss Tiffany, I just forgot her first name when I was doing the update and forgot to ask you for it.

@DuneBear: Was unsure what you meant by buying food with scrap, so I just included the deductions of food from your existing caps made on the market. Also, per the front post, farming equipment is maxed out at three per settlement.

So I’m looking for alternative names for north Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, and Mississippi rather than just clumping them all as the “Sunshine Wasteland.” While I feel the name fits well enough for the Florida area and maybe southern Alabama and Georgia, I don’t think it really reflects the new factions, terrains, and conflicts in the other areas I’ve listed. I’m open to any ideas.

The Maritime trait has been added to the front page and the Isolationist trait has been removed.

World Map

Civ'ed · Feb 13, 2015

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Nuka-sama · Feb 13, 2015

Awesome update!

What happened to Dragonville on the map?

EQandcivfanatic · Feb 13, 2015

New Stealth technology I'm using in updates. The only people who can't see Dragonville are gullible.

EDIT: Just realized that I forgot Mississippi Democratic Republic! See Southern King, that's what you get when you're so slow getting orders in! That, and set on fire from afar. I'm working on putting that into the update now.

EDIT EDIT: The MDR now has its part of the update properly filled out.

thomas.berubeg · Feb 13, 2015

EQandcivfanatic said:
New Stealth technology I'm using in updates. The only people who can't see Dragonville are gullible.

What's wrong with Dragonville? I see it...? Does that mean my plan worked, EQ?

Ahigin · Feb 13, 2015

So I’m looking for alternative names for north Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama, and Mississippi rather than just clumping them all as the “Sunshine Wasteland.” While I feel the name fits well enough for the Florida area and maybe southern Alabama and Georgia, I don’t think it really reflects the new factions, terrains, and conflicts in the other areas I’ve listed. I’m open to any ideas.

Mississippi: Magnolia Wasteland or Magnolia Frontier or Magnolia Wilderness (assuming it's less densely nuked). Here's the source of the nickname: http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/Mississippi/NicknameMississippi.html

Alabama: Yellow Hammer or Heart of Badlands. Source: http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/Alabama/Nickname_Alabama.html

South Carolina: Nuclear Swamps (derived from its less popular nickname as "Swamp State").

Georgia: Capital Wasteland of the South (derived from its nickname "Imperial State of the South" and refers to the nickname for Washington, DC in Fallout 3 ("Capital Wasteland")).

Polyblank · Feb 13, 2015

Atom Union/Polyblank

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thomas.berubeg · Feb 13, 2015

Ahigin said:
Mississippi: Magnolia Wasteland or Magnolia Frontier or Magnolia Wilderness (assuming it's less densely nuked). Here's the source of the nickname: http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/Mississippi/NicknameMississippi.html

Alabama: Yellow Hammer or Heart of Badlands. Source: http://www.statesymbolsusa.org/Alabama/Nickname_Alabama.html

South Carolina: Nuclear Swamps (derived from its less popular nickname as "Swamp State").

Georgia: Capital Wasteland of the South (derived from its nickname "Imperial State of the South" and refers to the nickname for Washington, DC in Fallout 3 ("Capital Wasteland")).

Mississippi: The Bayou wastes (Or something to do with Bayous)

Alabama: The Empty Dixie

South Carolina: Irradiated Swamps

Georgia: The Buzzard Wastes

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