Years ago, a scientific breakthrough led us to discover the ‘Subverse’ – an alternate technological dimension intrinsically connected with our own. It is commonly understood that this dimension houses the underlying ‘code’ of physical reality. While many questions about our metaphysiology remain unanswered, we know that physical objects are linked in space like parts on a circuit board. Randomly occurring nodes of concentrated energy exist within the Subverse, and are harvestable by those with properly configured digital devices. Areas where these nodes can be tapped into are referred to as ‘districts’. Chaos followed this discovery. In spite of world governments attempting to control and monetize this newfound source of energy, public outcry and ease of access to these nodes led to the founding of illegal organizations called ‘enclaves’. While the harvesting of energy from districts has since been outlawed, the struggle for district control continues amongst enclaves.
Thursday, 19 December 2013
Storyline
Here is our current story to Enclave Command:
Years ago, a scientific breakthrough led us to discover the ‘Subverse’ – an alternate technological dimension intrinsically connected with our own. It is commonly understood that this dimension houses the underlying ‘code’ of physical reality. While many questions about our metaphysiology remain unanswered, we know that physical objects are linked in space like parts on a circuit board. Randomly occurring nodes of concentrated energy exist within the Subverse, and are harvestable by those with properly configured digital devices. Areas where these nodes can be tapped into are referred to as ‘districts’. Chaos followed this discovery. In spite of world governments attempting to control and monetize this newfound source of energy, public outcry and ease of access to these nodes led to the founding of illegal organizations called ‘enclaves’. While the harvesting of energy from districts has since been outlawed, the struggle for district control continues amongst enclaves.
Years ago, a scientific breakthrough led us to discover the ‘Subverse’ – an alternate technological dimension intrinsically connected with our own. It is commonly understood that this dimension houses the underlying ‘code’ of physical reality. While many questions about our metaphysiology remain unanswered, we know that physical objects are linked in space like parts on a circuit board. Randomly occurring nodes of concentrated energy exist within the Subverse, and are harvestable by those with properly configured digital devices. Areas where these nodes can be tapped into are referred to as ‘districts’. Chaos followed this discovery. In spite of world governments attempting to control and monetize this newfound source of energy, public outcry and ease of access to these nodes led to the founding of illegal organizations called ‘enclaves’. While the harvesting of energy from districts has since been outlawed, the struggle for district control continues amongst enclaves.
Monday, 16 December 2013
Closer Look at the Districts
This was our original design for the districts. Simple, elegant and pops out. It will explain what Enclave Command and the district are to anyone that walks by it.
The main issue that may arise is the permission to place these around campus. If this is the case we are prepared to switch to poster.
The main issue that may arise is the permission to place these around campus. If this is the case we are prepared to switch to poster.
Thursday, 12 December 2013
The Commander Map Breakdown
1. We start off with the map we are using. In this case York University.
2. We add our grid to the map, sectioning the different districts.
3. Once the game has started the districts colour will change towards who is in control
to bring the map alive.
4. We then add the players' positions.
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Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Our Website is now online with our Official Logo!
Here is our Official Logo to Enclave Command. We also setup our website, for more information on Enclave Command, please click our logo.
Tuesday, 3 December 2013
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