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| − | After [[World War 3]], mankind had retreated to the [[Bunkers]], leaving the task of making the surface inhabitable again to robots, which had originally been designed for colonisation of other planets. The Bunker's life support systems were controlled by the [[Heart Of Darkness]], which the [[Empire]] had constructed when building the subterranean systems. The distribution of ressources by the Heart was nowhere sufficient, and the Heart always tried to shut non-aryan human settlements in the bunkers of from fresh air and water. Over time, the population inside the bunkers had shrunk massively, due to the harsh environment and unhealthy living conditions. Human population was scattered in small colonies all over the massive bunker complex. Then, in one of these colonies, a small group of researchers and businessmen, concentrating on the development of cybernetics and weaponry from scavenged technology, developed a method to hack into the Hearts controller interface using a cybernetic brain, the [[Controller]]. Using this system, they manged to redirect vast amounts of ressources and life support to their colony. They plugged into the Hearts security systems, allowing them to control the fixed weapon systems of the bunkers to protect their wealth from [[ | + | After [[World War 3]], mankind had retreated to the ''[[Vault]]s'', large underground Bunkers [[megastructure]]s, leaving the task of making the surface inhabitable again to robots, which had originally been designed for colonisation of other planets. The Bunker's life support systems were controlled by the [[Heart Of Darkness]], which the [[Empire]] had constructed when building the subterranean systems. The distribution of ressources by the Heart was nowhere sufficient, and the Heart always tried to shut non-aryan human settlements in the bunkers of from fresh air and water. Over time, the population inside the bunkers had shrunk massively, due to the harsh environment and unhealthy living conditions. Human population was scattered in small colonies all over the massive bunker complex. Then, in one of these colonies, a small group of researchers and businessmen, concentrating on the development of cybernetics and weaponry from scavenged technology, developed a method to hack into the Hearts controller interface using a cybernetic brain, the [[Coordinator#Controller|Controller]]. Using this system, they manged to redirect vast amounts of ressources and life support to their colony. They plugged into the Hearts security systems, allowing them to control the fixed weapon systems of the bunkers to protect their wealth from [[Mutants|mutant]] hordes and envious neighbours. The ''Vault-Tec'' corporation, the corporation which had previously operated the ''Vaults'' and had existed with intense state control before the war, remained as one of few organizations after the war had ended, and was left without state control. The Vault-Tec picked up the technology of the group to further its influence (Apparently, it was rather the case that the company's leadership was taken over by the group around [[Jo O'Dean]]). The wealth of the company soon drew immigrants from all over the Bunkers, the city, which soon became to be known as the [[Hub]], was the dominant superpower of the Bunkers, over which the company exercised full control, using the life support, monitoring and weapon systems. Even far away colonies could be forced into coopoeration by threatening them to shut of their life support. Of course, the Heart did not easily give away control over the Bunkers, which led to the perpetual [[Digital War]], a conflict between the Controller and the Heart, which took place in a digital dimension. |
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After World War 3, mankind had retreated to the Vaults, large underground Bunkers megastructures, leaving the task of making the surface inhabitable again to robots, which had originally been designed for colonisation of other planets. The Bunker's life support systems were controlled by the Heart Of Darkness, which the Empire had constructed when building the subterranean systems. The distribution of ressources by the Heart was nowhere sufficient, and the Heart always tried to shut non-aryan human settlements in the bunkers of from fresh air and water. Over time, the population inside the bunkers had shrunk massively, due to the harsh environment and unhealthy living conditions. Human population was scattered in small colonies all over the massive bunker complex. Then, in one of these colonies, a small group of researchers and businessmen, concentrating on the development of cybernetics and weaponry from scavenged technology, developed a method to hack into the Hearts controller interface using a cybernetic brain, the Controller. Using this system, they manged to redirect vast amounts of ressources and life support to their colony. They plugged into the Hearts security systems, allowing them to control the fixed weapon systems of the bunkers to protect their wealth from mutant hordes and envious neighbours. The Vault-Tec corporation, the corporation which had previously operated the Vaults and had existed with intense state control before the war, remained as one of few organizations after the war had ended, and was left without state control. The Vault-Tec picked up the technology of the group to further its influence (Apparently, it was rather the case that the company's leadership was taken over by the group around Jo O'Dean). The wealth of the company soon drew immigrants from all over the Bunkers, the city, which soon became to be known as the Hub, was the dominant superpower of the Bunkers, over which the company exercised full control, using the life support, monitoring and weapon systems. Even far away colonies could be forced into coopoeration by threatening them to shut of their life support. Of course, the Heart did not easily give away control over the Bunkers, which led to the perpetual Digital War, a conflict between the Controller and the Heart, which took place in a digital dimension.
