A-Pexplex

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The A-Pexplex is popular because of the best streets for playing Bumper Czars. Very large' 'army play' is common here. Huge teams riding famous conquerors and their armies, classing in the streets. Ramps are everywhere, and the architecture tends to be built for the Czars use.


Streetganger Avatars:
Being out on the street is especially dangerous, so there is a market here for STREETGANGERS, digital copies of people (avatars) who go outside for whatever purpose while the real people safely remain inside. Streetgangers are not allowed to ride the Bumper Czars, however (though that rule is often broken)

Fastracks:
For those who want to travel in the Plex but want to avoid the streets and can't bother w/ a Streetganger Avatar…there are long winding racetracks that weave in and out of the city, for very fast (and supposedly safer) travel. Different types of fun cars are used on these tracks. Although it was designed as a transport solution, the Fastracks quickly became exciting places to race, and traveling became mixed with racing. These lanes have many challenging features (like multiple lanes that squeeze into one lane, loop de loops, stunt ramps crazy energy effects, etc).

If you are in A-pexplex and want to get on a Fastrack Car, you must make it to a Fastrack Pickup Station. These are never as convenient as you'd like, so it's quite an adventure just finding one!

It is possible to take a Bumper Czar onto a Fastrack, but its really a dangerous idea, as the Czars tend to be extra vicious and wipe out regular cars with sadistic ease, overriding their drivers' wishes.

Sometimes, a Bumper Czar driver will have a friend on the Fastrack, who is helping out by shooting down Power Drones. This makes 'the game' even more fun.


About the team

The Starcade project was written by Alex Strang and coordinated by Jason Tagmire for Island Officials. The team consists of Robert Christina, Vincent Ciafardoni, Marty Cobb, Maya Milagros DeJesus, Kevin Kulp, Michael Pagdon, Aaron Plasket, George Ragen and Kenneth Thompson.

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