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=== Initial Contact === | === Initial Contact === | ||
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| + | This is the first time you really have a chance to sit down and watch some TV. Fortunately, there's an easy channel guide to show what's on. You make your first choice and change channels, but it doesn't take you to the show you chose. Still, you get the feeling that you should watch what's on anyway. | ||
== Store == | == Store == | ||
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== Missions == | == Missions == | ||
| − | === | + | === Beat Ezekial Brass === |
'''Briefing''' | '''Briefing''' | ||
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| + | You tune into the next show just as the words 'In Color' fade from the screen, and the action opens in the aftermath of chaos. Arachnos troops are cleaning up after a major operation, an attack on the WSPDR building that you remember from a while back. Only this isn't news footage. It looks like an old TV show. The camera follows an old-model police cruiser as it pulls up, and a pair of stiff-backed, straight-laced, no-nonsense plainclothes detectives step out. They immediately start talking to the officers on the scene in rapid-fire monotone bursts. | ||
| + | 'What's happened here?' asks the first cop. | ||
| + | 'Arachnos attacked the WSPDR building,' replies the cop on the scene. | ||
| + | 'I can see that. Why?' | ||
| + | 'Marshal Brass was angry. Something about WSPDR trying to broadcast an expose on Dr. Aeon.' | ||
| + | 'Brass is a real big-shot around here,' the second says. 'What are we going to do about it?' | ||
| + | 'We can't let him get away with this, partner. A crime's been committed. A crime against Television. We're going to need outside help, partner. We can't touch Brass, but we can still hurt him. I'm going to call in Kung-Fu Jesus.' | ||
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| + | '''Mission Acceptance''' | ||
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| + | Both cops turn to you, the technicolor grey of their sharply pressed suits coming right at you. | ||
| + | 'Alright, Kung-Fu Jesus,' the no-nonsense cop says to you in a no-nonsense monotone. 'Let's get to your part in all of this. We can't touch Marshal Brass. Arachnos needs him just where he is, keeping Dr. Aeon paranoid. But he's got to learn not to mes with Television. That's going to be your job. Brass is a tough guy, but he's got a soft spot: his kid. Ezekial Brass, black male, early twenties, currently working his way up the Arachnos organization. You make sure something happens to the son. We'll make sure the father gets the message: Don't Mess with Television.' | ||
'''Mission Objective(s)''' | '''Mission Objective(s)''' | ||
| − | * | + | ''Marshal Brass' kid Ezekial is in here somewhere. He's your only target, this time.'' |
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| + | * Beat Ezekial Brass | ||
| + | ** Defeat Ezekial Brass | ||
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| + | ''You defeated Ezekial Brass'' | ||
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| + | '''Enemies''' | ||
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| + | {{Enemy Arachnos}} | ||
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| + | '''Notable NPCs''' | ||
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| + | * Ezekial Brass | ||
'''Debriefing''' | '''Debriefing''' | ||
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| + | When you return, the cops are back at their station, writing up their reports. | ||
| + | 'How did it go?' asks one in his clipped monotone. | ||
| + | 'Brass got the message,' the other one replies. 'Loud and clear' They both nod in unison. | ||
| + | 'And the kid?' The first one asks. | ||
| + | 'Docs were talking about it in the TV lounge. He'll probably pull through, but they might end up putting him in one of those Tarantula things.' | ||
| + | 'Tough break' | ||
| + | 'Yeah. But that's what happens when you mess with Television.' | ||
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| + | The screen freezes and the credits play over a still-frame of the last shot. You catch your name in the credits, billed as: 'With special guest star.......Villain'. | ||
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
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Overview
Television is a villain contact in the The Gutter neighborhood of Grandville. Its level range is 45-50.
Contents
Introductions
Contact Introduced By
- None, the Television is an unlockable contact. The Television can be unlocked by villains who have obtained the Master of the Airwaves Badge and are between levels 45 and 50.
New Contact(s)
Information
This looks like a perfectly normal television, sitting propped up on bricks and boards in the Gutter. That somehow gets reception. And isn't plugged into anything. You've seen stranger things, but this is definitely weird.
Initial Contact
This is the first time you really have a chance to sit down and watch some TV. Fortunately, there's an easy channel guide to show what's on. You make your first choice and change channels, but it doesn't take you to the show you chose. Still, you get the feeling that you should watch what's on anyway.
Store
Television sells the following items:
- Inspirations
- Level 50 Technology Single-Origin Enhancements at 200% cost
- Level 50 Magic Single-Origin Enhancements at 200% cost
- Level 50 Science Single-Origin Enhancements at 200% cost
- Level 50 Mutation Single-Origin Enhancements at 200% cost
- Level 50 Natural Single-Origin Enhancements at 200% cost
Story Arc
Missions
Beat Ezekial Brass
Briefing
You tune into the next show just as the words 'In Color' fade from the screen, and the action opens in the aftermath of chaos. Arachnos troops are cleaning up after a major operation, an attack on the WSPDR building that you remember from a while back. Only this isn't news footage. It looks like an old TV show. The camera follows an old-model police cruiser as it pulls up, and a pair of stiff-backed, straight-laced, no-nonsense plainclothes detectives step out. They immediately start talking to the officers on the scene in rapid-fire monotone bursts. 'What's happened here?' asks the first cop. 'Arachnos attacked the WSPDR building,' replies the cop on the scene. 'I can see that. Why?' 'Marshal Brass was angry. Something about WSPDR trying to broadcast an expose on Dr. Aeon.' 'Brass is a real big-shot around here,' the second says. 'What are we going to do about it?' 'We can't let him get away with this, partner. A crime's been committed. A crime against Television. We're going to need outside help, partner. We can't touch Brass, but we can still hurt him. I'm going to call in Kung-Fu Jesus.'
Mission Acceptance
Both cops turn to you, the technicolor grey of their sharply pressed suits coming right at you. 'Alright, Kung-Fu Jesus,' the no-nonsense cop says to you in a no-nonsense monotone. 'Let's get to your part in all of this. We can't touch Marshal Brass. Arachnos needs him just where he is, keeping Dr. Aeon paranoid. But he's got to learn not to mes with Television. That's going to be your job. Brass is a tough guy, but he's got a soft spot: his kid. Ezekial Brass, black male, early twenties, currently working his way up the Arachnos organization. You make sure something happens to the son. We'll make sure the father gets the message: Don't Mess with Television.'
Mission Objective(s)
Marshal Brass' kid Ezekial is in here somewhere. He's your only target, this time.
- Beat Ezekial Brass
- Defeat Ezekial Brass
You defeated Ezekial Brass
Enemies
Notable NPCs
- Ezekial Brass
Debriefing
When you return, the cops are back at their station, writing up their reports. 'How did it go?' asks one in his clipped monotone. 'Brass got the message,' the other one replies. 'Loud and clear' They both nod in unison. 'And the kid?' The first one asks. 'Docs were talking about it in the TV lounge. He'll probably pull through, but they might end up putting him in one of those Tarantula things.' 'Tough break' 'Yeah. But that's what happens when you mess with Television.'
The screen freezes and the credits play over a still-frame of the last shot. You catch your name in the credits, billed as: 'With special guest star.......Villain'.
