Cyberpunk Avatar: Part 1

Dec 14, 2010 17:55

Alright, so this was done on request, I mentionied this Idea to attacfish, who asked for a write-up. So here it is (sorry it took so long, ended up balooning to 11k words, and this was finals week.) To start off, this is not a fully designed universe, and it’s probably not going to ever get turned into a story, I have to much unfinished to start. ( Read more... )

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loopy777 December 14 2010, 23:39:51 UTC
Just based on these descriptions, I'm imagining the following ( ... )

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clockwerkchaos December 15 2010, 00:08:12 UTC
The Fire Nation and Earth Kingdom are pretty much dead on, all the earth kingdom building are more or less made out of earthbendable material (easier to make, keeps better). I love both the gang selection of the wealthy hiding their wealth. (though I've always imagined that a lot of the dictators of the earth kingdoms tendt o build very elaborate buildings designed to show-off, in sharp contrast to everything else ( ... )

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loopy777 December 15 2010, 00:18:38 UTC
Actually, I can see quasi-anatomically-correct leatherwear being in vogue with certain segments of the Fire Nation youth. :D

If the Upper Ring gets ostentatious again, I'm of several minds on how it should look. It might go for the same Art Deco look as the estates in the wider "country," or else might play up the heritage by getting gilded in-your-face Asian designs for everything. Or else each Aristocrat has their own look, being able to indulge a certain amount of eccentricity, with the added bonus that eccentricity in general is a good cover for all kinds of practicalities that advance interests and thwart the Dai li.

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gamiel March 31 2011, 20:15:38 UTC
It is fully possible that this is a bit to late and goes against how you are planning this but the way I think Ba Sing Se is a city controlled by the culture ministry. That means that anybody who are, wants to be, or think they are somebody in the city has to go to all the larger cultural events and to the theatre, opera or things like that at least every mouths, or better jet every week. Every new building in the Middle ring has to be made in traditional stile (or at least look like they were made in it) and then there are the “culturally important” buildings. To change anything on or in those building you will have to walk thru a smaller mountain of paperwork and permits, and they also effect how you haw to plane the buildings around them, after all the Cultural ministry can not allow the skyscrapers to shadow them all the day. Oh, and nearly all the houses and other structures in the Upper ring have the “culturally important” stamp. This should lead to that many corporations don’t build up, they build down. After all when you can ( ... )

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