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Many inhabitants of Merica have developed, over time, a quasi-religious relation to Predation industrial-made items of all kinds, repairing them endlessly.
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| + | {{Idea|'''Many inhabitants of [[Merica]] have developed, over time, a quasi-religious relation to [[Predation]] industrial-made items of all kinds, repairing them endlessly.''' | ||
| + | * They sometimes found especially challenging (to impossible) to reproduce or even understand some of them. | ||
| + | * Some technological tools and guns are of recent construction, though they are heavily inspired by salvaged ruined objects. | ||
| + | * Although most item names have been passed down from person to person (sometimes a bit distorted), a lot of information is lost to the average person, including the former country of their original maker.}} | ||
Revision as of 16:29, 28 October 2022
Many inhabitants of Merica have developed, over time, a quasi-religious relation to Predation industrial-made items of all kinds, repairing them endlessly.
- They sometimes found especially challenging (to impossible) to reproduce or even understand some of them.
- Some technological tools and guns are of recent construction, though they are heavily inspired by salvaged ruined objects.
- Although most item names have been passed down from person to person (sometimes a bit distorted), a lot of information is lost to the average person, including the former country of their original maker.
