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*"You are standing outside a factory, a fire-damaged metal-and-glass building with an arched entrance." | *"You are standing outside a factory, a fire-damaged metal-and-glass building with an arched entrance." | ||
*"You are inside a factory." | *"You are inside a factory." | ||
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Produced wind turbines for other cities before the outbreak. Ironically, some of them ended up in [[Monroeville]] and [[Borehamwood]]. They had the reputation of being some of the best-quality turbines in the country, and a large stress-testing device was built inside the factory. It's high quality got the attention of the English Prime Minister, who gave extra funding only months before the outbreak. | Produced wind turbines for other cities before the outbreak. Ironically, some of them ended up in [[Monroeville]] and [[Borehamwood]]. They had the reputation of being some of the best-quality turbines in the country, and a large stress-testing device was built inside the factory. It's high quality got the attention of the English Prime Minister, who gave extra funding only months before the outbreak. | ||
[[Category:Factories]] | [[Category:Factories]] | ||
[[Category:Greentown]] | [[Category:Greentown]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:53, 14 June 2024
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Greentown [30, 78]
Basic Info:
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Description
- "You are standing outside a factory, a fire-damaged metal-and-glass building with an arched entrance."
- "You are inside a factory."
Barricade Policy
Since factories in Greentown are considered safe houses, it should be barricaded to Extremely Heavily Barricaded. Survivors who have Free Running can enter next door at an Very Strongly Barricaded + 2 building.
History
Produced wind turbines for other cities before the outbreak. Ironically, some of them ended up in Monroeville and Borehamwood. They had the reputation of being some of the best-quality turbines in the country, and a large stress-testing device was built inside the factory. It's high quality got the attention of the English Prime Minister, who gave extra funding only months before the outbreak.
