Buttonville

Suburb of Buttonville

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Latest EMR: z: 0~i: **- p: CJun 6 Update EMR Phone Mast: (44,95) Warehouse 44,95 Update Mast

Known groups in this suburb: edit group listing — Survivor Groups — The Randoms — Zombie Groups — Only feral zombies... — Hostile Groups — S.R.R. B-WH Key buildings in Buttonville: Malls: Part of Buckley Mall NecroTech Buildings: 4 (48,91) (47,90) (41,98) (48,96) Police Departments: 1 Hospitals: 1 Fire Stations: 2 Bulletin Boards: unknown Others: Schools 2, Churches 2, Auto Repair 3, Railway Stations 3

Suburb Number: 95

Please remember to keep this article neutral.

Buttonville is a suburb of Malton, located in the south of the city. A few residents held the brief opinion that this suburb should be referred to as "Cheeseville" based on a poll on one group's public forum; efforts to replace the suburb name in this article were considered vandalism under this wiki's NPOV rules and removed. It continues to be known as "Butt-ville" by several dirty-minded residents, but no effort to "correct" this article has emerged. It is occasionally abbreviated to "The Button" or "The Butt" (the source of many jokes by degenerate locals) and can be referred to as "Bazzanb!rrh" in kiZombie by players with Death Rattle. The suburb currently has no other common aliases.

Buttonville contains the western half of Buckley Mall.

Many residents, survivor and zombie alike, prefer to be referred to as "Buttonvillains" or "Buttvillies".

It is also known as the capitol of Maltons Fine Wine Storage and Industry. It is also known for it's fabulous Bar-Pud-Club Chain.

One may use the following tinyurl to refer to this page: http://tinyurl.com/jpfhl

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Resource Buildings

Fire Stations Whittem Place Fire Station [41, 97] Garlick Square Fire Station [48, 98]	Hospitals St. Soter's Hospital [40, 91]
NecroTech Facilities The Fort Building [47, 90] The Brazey Building [48, 91] The Tebbett Building [48, 96] The Pryor Building [41,98]	Police Departments Ranson Boulevard Police Department [47, 92]
Malls Buckley Mall (western half) [49, 98],[49, 99]	Bulletin Boards Grove Avenue [42, 92] Marshfield Road [43, 93] Brinson Square [42, 94]
Revive Points a cemetery [44, 93] wasteland [47, 95] a cemetery [40, 98]

Buttonville

Information Resources

The Buttonville Building Information Center contains status reports and updates on key buildings in the suburb.

View zombie activity and locations in Buttonville from External Military Reports and NecroWatch.

Survivor groups advise visitors not to sleep in Buttonville's resource buildings. These buildings are generally high-profile targets for zombies, and due to the UBP-compliant Barricade Plan the local groups uphold, tend to be less-heavily barricaded; survivors sleeping inside make these tempting targets into all-you-can-eat buffets as well.

Zombie groups, on the other hand, advise visiting zombies that survivors rarely take their own advice, and that most VSB buildings do turn out to be buffets after all.

Besides Buckley Mall, Buttonville has:

• 4 NT Buildings (the Fort Building [47, 90], the Brazey Building [48, 91], the Tebbett Building [48, 96], and the Pryor Building [41, 98])
• 2 Fire Stations (Whittem Place Fire Station [41, 97] and Garlick Square Fire Station [48, 98])
• 1 Police Station (Ranson Boulevard Police Dept [47, 92])
• 1 Hospital (St Soter's Hospital [40, 91])

In addition St Soter's Hospital in NW Buttonville, two hospitals lie just on the border: St Agatho's Hospital @ [42, 89] near NW corner in Kinch Heights and Julie General Hospital @ [50, 97] near SE corner in Wyke Hills. Near the NE corner in West Grayside is Piran General Hospital @ [50, 88].

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Radio

Survivor groups strongly recommend that radios and transmitters in Buttonville be tuned to:

• 26.84 Radio Buttonville

Zombie groups strongly recommend that radios and transmitters in Buttonville be eaten.

Most survivor groups and unaffiliated survivors, including Buckley Mall residents, have adopted the Radio Buttonville frequency for mutual defense and ease of suburb-wide communication. Other theoretically applicable but largely unused (in Buttonvile) radio frequencies are as follows:

• 26.15 - the DEM SW-5 protectorate frequency covering Dartside, Spicer Hills, Williamsville, Kinch Heights, as well as Buttonville

• 26.45 - The Williamsville Defense Coalition radio network currently covering Spicer Hills, Dartside, Williamsville, and Buttonville.

• 28.01 - Many PKers find it is harder for their victims to report them to the Rogues Gallery if the required screenshot is filled with miles upon miles of spam radio messages.

Revive Points

There are three operational revivification locations in Buttonville:

• a cemetery [44, 93] (south of St Columbanus's Church)
• wasteland [47, 95] (west of Hutchin Bank)
• a cemetery [40,98] (south of St Aidan's Church)

Survivor groups in this neighborhood adhere to the policy of No Random Revives (not affiliated with the Randoms); which usually requires one to register one's in-game profile ID on a Revivification Request Tool to prevent reviving PKers. Revive policies in the suburb include (but may not be limited to):

• The Randoms request that revive-seekers use their revive request forum. Most other groups in the area monitor this revive queue.
• The Department of Emergency Management prefer that revive-seekers use the DEM Revive Request Tool. (Some groups in the area may monitor this queue.)
• PKers request that Revive Technicians perform their duties without bias or moral judgment.
• Zombies request that revive-seekers greet each other, as well as any harmanz who happen to wander into range, with a friendly bite, then sing and dance for a bit (because everybody likes a show while they stand in a queue).

Historical: The St Aidan's Church [40, 97] was an early revivification clinic starting in November 2005. It was closed in October 2006 to simplify the revive points given there is a Sacred Ground cemetery one south.

Recent News

Please: recent news at the top (signed & NPOV). Old news can be archived.

May

May 17^th

25.96 MHz: "... reporting from Buttonville, I've got twenty or so active ... they're just wandering around ... a lot of lights on, looks the area's been reclaimed ... can't see a single ruined building either ... power's on at Buckley Mall ..." --Ryan Rocksmith 12:55, 17 May 2010 (BST)

May 11^th

25.96 MHz: "... looking quiet in Buttonville ... lights are on across the suburb ... can't see a single ruined building either ... power's on at the Pryor Building ..." -- Kittithaj 21:56, 11 May 2010 (BST)

May 7^th

25.96 MHz: "... leaving Buttonville, counted maybe a dozen outside ... they're just wandering around ... a lot of lights on, looks the area's been reclaimed ... can't see a single ruined building either ... the Tebbett Building is operational ..." --Ryan Rocksmith 11:59, 7 May 2010 (BST)

April

April 18^th

NecroWatch reported in from the Tebbett Building today. A recent NecroNet scan revealed that there were 10 zombies within scanning range of the facility. Of these numbers, 3 zombies were standing at the Craddock Road revive point over in Wyke Hills. The remaining detected zombies, which numbered in the 1's and 2's, posed no serious threats to any other specific locations. --Mobius

History Summary

For details see the Buttonville news archive.

February 15, 2009

Slowly but surely, life seeped back into Buttonville. The Malton Strike corps, the Deck of 52, and others laid in ruins. But life moves on without them. Syringes pressing upon the skin of their fellow survivors, waiting so long for those revives, have finally, at last, become alive once more. Now Buttonville does what it can to reclaim it's glory before the fall to the MOB, that so brutally swept the resistance to their feet. Shaking a fist at the name of the MOB is the least one can do, less they waste AP mourning the fall of the suburb. --Officer Mead Sheaffer 18:13, 16 February 2010 (UTC)

December 21, 2009

Zombies and humans have been bucking heads and duking it out. Buckley Mall fought valiantly - but fell. Survivors fled to Garlick Square Fire Station, and are now in a brutal battle with Zeds. Both sides have gained more members each. The commander of the defense fell in combat, and so the survivors panicked. This sudden increase of Zeds is the presence of the Militant Order of Barhah. Zeds are scattered around Buttonville, same with survivors. Humans advise sleeping in low targeted places or in groups. Zeds recommend eating idiots that fall asleep in the streets because there isn't many places to run and hide. God save us all, give us some Italian food. And strike down all the over-barricaders. --Officer Mead Sheaffer 18:13, 16 February 2010 (UTC)

December 16, 2009

Buttonville's zombies have been in considerable danger due to the past six raids led by the hit-and-run group that established themselves back in 2008, the Malton Strike Corps. Zombies report that stray zeds should try to locate fast moving groups AHEAD of time and clear out. They are armed and dangerous. --Officer Mead Sheaffer 18:13, 16 February 2010 (UTC)

March 2006

Buttonville reported as quiet by survivors; zombies report "Nazzang ahz habbanang haarh..."

April 2006

The Randoms begin operations in Buttonville.

Zombies occupy and control Buttonville and the mall. Responsible parties reported to be Undeadites, RRF's first Excursion, and the Amalgamated Tourists and Wandering Persons Union.

May 2006

Buttonville survivors finally recover from the invasion mid-month and report Buttonville "peaceful".

June 2006

Big Bash begins sweeping through mid-month, peaks late month, and begins to leave at the end of the month.

July/August 2006

Lingering zombies mostly controlled Buttonville until the end of July. Things were finally peaceful in mid-August. There was a brief rise of zombie activity in late August, but fell back again quickly.

September - November 2006

Buttonville is quite peaceful. PKers and over-barricading are the most serious threats to survivors. Picnickers with guns are the most serious threats to the few standing zombies.

December 2006

Led by the Randoms, Operation Christmas lights had power in every building in Buttonville, most with Christmas lights.

January/February 2007

January was very quiet. Slowly, through February, zombie activity increased.

March 2007

Multiple large hordes of zombies moved through, including a new Mall Tour. Zombie counts exceeded 200 and survivors were forced to retreat. The zombies moved on fairly quickly and survivor-supremacy was restored in April.

April 2007

Although there were still quite a few lingering zombies, over-barricading became a bigger problem for survivors.

G.I.F.D. establish themselves in Buttonville.

May-June 2007

Buttonville fairly quiet.

July 2007

Militant Order of Barhah attacks Buckley Mall. Otherwise, Buttonville was quiet for the month.

Aug - Sept 2007

Ridleybank Resistance Front looks into the sales at Buckley Mall at the end of August then parties in many buildings for much of September.

Things to do in Buttonville

Generally, Buttonville is the Suburb of peace & reiki. Do some Yoga, turn off your radio to those annoying noobs, sit back and relax! There is much to do my friends! Much wine to drink, much fun to be had, much drunken nights of RP to be experienced. Visit the Clubs, embrace the culture!

•Visit the Western Half of Buckley Mall, stock up on all your Survivor needs and kick back.

•Kill some Zombies! They get back up anyways, so why not get some XP for harassment? I'm sure they love dying every time they stand up.

•Kill some Humans! We appreciate all the idiots learn from their mistakes early by dying in the streets.

•Attend diligently to your Malton Communication studies. Learn some kizombie.

•Be a dick and spam the radio stations! And then die!

•Attend our famous clubs for pleasure. The old staffs are all dead, so new ones are needed & appreciated. Buttonville makes the best wine! Taste it!

•Roam the streets freely, say high to your fellow Buttvillies.

Buttonville Barricade Plan

Survivors advise continuing education regarding their Barricade Plan by spraying buildings with tags similar to the following:

EHB. Buttonville Plan http://tinyurl.com/3angrj

VSB+2. Buttonville Plan http://tinyurl.com/3angrj

Zombies advise continuing education regarding their Barricade Policy by spraying buildings with bits of survivors.

Further discussion and explanation can be found on the Buttonville Barricade Plan dedicated page.

	40	41	42	43	44	45	46	47	48	49
90	Runciman Towers	Wheddon Auto Repair	Howland Walk	Aulsey Row	Purt Walk	the Barret Hotel	Welsher Square	the Fort Building	Cabble Alley Railway Station	wasteland	90
91	St. Soter's Hospital	Bord Boulevard	Tinney Bank	Pothecary Row	Club Bennett	Chittenden Row	the Curtice Arms	Northup Avenue Railway Station	the Brazey Building	a factory	91
92	Fey Walk	Wadman Place School	Grove Avenue	Beakes Drive	St. Columbanus's Church	Rosenhagen Plaza	Tarring Place	Ranson Boulevard Police Department	Saffyn Place	the Mechel Museum	92
93	Darvall Lane	wasteland	a junkyard	Marshfield Road	a cemetery RP	a carpark	Bell Lane	a warehouse	a factory	the Bainton Hotel	93
94	Milard Lane	a factory	Brinson Square	a carpark	Bonning Cinema	Don Avenue	Griffiths Park	Houlden Avenue	Stayne Row	a junkyard	94
95	Beable Drive	Halliley Cinema	a warehouse	Wybrants Plaza	a warehouse MPM	Hallifax Auto Repair	Hallson Alley	wasteland RP	Hutchin Bank	Wadley Bank	95
96	the Bound Building	the Dury Building	Pound Street	wasteland	a junkyard	Fildes Walk	Club Hunt	Patridge Grove	the Tebbett Building	Gyllet Street	96
97	St. Aidan's Church	Whittem Place Fire Station	Pargitten Alley School	Snow Library	Milligan Street	Club Dell	Perriott Grove	Lyne Cinema	Rhymes Crescent	the Knapton Building	97
98	a cemetery RP	the Pryor Building	the Mallery Building	Pidgeon Avenue	the Shickell Arms	a junkyard	Rouse Road	Hanney Auto Repair	Garlick Square Fire Station	Buckley Mall	98
99	Headland Street	a warehouse	Frost Square	Bowle Row	Jenkins Lane Railway Station	Alner Place School	the Lethebe Building	a factory	a warehouse	Buckley Mall	99
	40	41	42	43	44	45	46	47	48	49

LEGEND
Extremely Heavily Barricaded Very Strongly Barricaded No Barricades
Auto Repair Shops Hospitals Other (non-TRP) Factories and Power Stations NecroTech Buildings Unbarricadable Forts and Malls Police Departments
MPM: Mobile Phone Masts RP: Revive Points

Suburb Map

The Malton Suburb of Buttonville

NW N NE W Runciman Towers Wheddon Auto Repair Howland Walk Aulsey Row Purt Walk the Barret Hotel Welsher Square the Fort Building Cabble Alley Railway Station wasteland St. Soter's Hospital Bord Boulevard Tinney Bank Pothecary Row Club Bennett Chittenden Row the Curtice Arms Northup Avenue Railway Station the Brazey Building a factory Fey Walk Wadman Place School Grove Avenue Beakes Drive St. Columbanus's Church Rosenhagen Plaza Tarring Place Ranson Boulevard Police Department Saffyn Place the Mechel Museum Darvall Lane wasteland a junkyard Marshfield Road a cemetery RP a carpark Bell Lane a warehouse a factory the Bainton Hotel Milard Lane a factory Brinson Square a carpark Bonning Cinema Don Avenue Griffiths Park Houlden Avenue Stayne Row a junkyard Beable Drive Halliley Cinema a warehouse Wybrants Plaza a warehouse Hallifax Auto Repair Hallson Alley wasteland RP Hutchin Bank Wadley Bank the Bound Building the Dury Building Pound Street wasteland a junkyard Fildes Walk Club Hunt Patridge Grove the Tebbett Building Gyllet Street St. Aidan's Church Whittem Place Fire Station Pargitten Alley School Snow Library Milligan Street Club Dell Perriott Grove Lyne Cinema Rhymes Crescent the Knapton Building a cemetery RP the Pryor Building the Mallery Building Pidgeon Avenue the Shickell Arms a junkyard Rouse Road Hanney Auto Repair Garlick Square Fire Station Buckley Mall Headland Street a warehouse Frost Square Bowle Row Jenkins Lane Railway Station Alner Place School the Lethebe Building a factory a warehouse Buckley Mall E SW S SE

Songs Written in Buttonville

Ode of the Good Loyalists

(The song of the Loyal & the Free.)

(Chorus)

Oh ye, Oh ye!

We spring even in death onto thee.

Ye Oh, Ye Oh!

Even in death we'll go!

From life we came to Hell abode,

Yet we walk upon an unseen road.

We are the Livings Shield!

Yet, what do our efforts Yield?

Our Brothers and Sisters, the living minds,

All sizes, shades, thoughts, kinds...

For the Living, goes our pride!

For that is what we yeild, our souls Alongside.

Oh ye, Oh ye!

We spring even in death onto thee.

Ye Oh, Ye Oh!

Even in death we'll go!

Written by: Officer Mead Sheaffer, Completely Original Material.