He's strapped down. The switch is over there.
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The same guy who decided that a four lane road should suddenly open up to raised twelve lane superhighway five stories in the air, travel for a mile with no exits then turn back into a ground level four lane road without explanation.|
Originally Posted by Katie V
Who designed this mess, and has his engineering license been revoked yet?
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Makes the amount of money Paragon City spends on giant granite hero statues almost seem sane.
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They had to use those rocks those stone using people leave around somewhere.
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Originally Posted by Jophiel
Makes the amount of money Paragon City spends on giant granite hero statues almost seem sane.
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In the Arena of Logic, I fight unarmed.
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The inactive parts can be explained away as being part of the Red Line.|
Originally Posted by Katie V
Who designed this mess, and has his engineering license been revoked yet?
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The Red Line was the third monorail line in Paragon City. The line was badly damaged in the Rikti War. Parts of it were absorbed into the other two lines, the Yellow and Green lines. Other parts can still be seen in their damaged states in places like Boomtown. The most visible remaining sign of the Red Line is the monorail cars themselves, all of which still bear the signage of the Red Line.
Read The Paragon Times for more info on that.
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I am fully convinced -- and have argued elsewhere -- that the faculty of the Paragon University schools of Architecture and Civil Engineering are in fact secret adherents to the Evo Shandor cult. I furthermore believe that the building design and civic planning of Paragon are based on inhuman patterns of logic and are... INTENDED TO BRING ABOUT THE END OF THE WORLD!
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Originally Posted by Katie V
Who designed this mess, and has his engineering license been revoked yet?
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As a brief side note...
Are we related?
We've been saving Paragon City for eight and a half years. It's time to do it one more time.
(If you love this game as much as I do, please read that post.)
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Probably the same guy who decided that a skyscraper should have elevators that only go up a single floor, then the next one be across the length of several offices.|
Originally Posted by Katie V
Who designed this mess, and has his engineering license been revoked yet?
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The reason his licence was not revoked is that said skyscrapers can be knocked 30+ degrees off of center and still stand. Evidence is in zones like Boomtown, I believe.
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Not only that but, with enough jacks and lifts you can set it back up straight and salvage it. Evidence is in Faultline.
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Originally Posted by BBQ_Pork
The reason his licence was not revoked is that said skyscrapers can be knocked 30+ degrees off of center and still stand. Evidence is in zones like Boomtown, I believe.
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Based on a comment in an earlier thread (on the lack of connection between the Yellow and Green lines), I spent a few minutes hopping around Skyway City, mapping out the monorail lines. There are four of them:
1) The Yellow Line. The track runs between Atlas and Kings Row by a convoluted route.
2) The Green Line. The track presumably runs between Talos (via an impossibly thin tunnel) and Faultline, although it does not visibly pass through either War Wall.
3) An active loop in the south-central area that goes nowhere, but with trains running on it.
4) An inactive track running due north-south between the Yellow and Green stations.
Who designed this mess, and has his engineering license been revoked yet?