Post by The Game Master on Mar 28, 2013 22:47:20 GMT -8
These are reserved for the ridiculously wealthy. They’re very classy, rather loud, and exude a ton of smoke from their pipes. They’re only used in the big cities as a method of transport for absolutely no one. Cars are actually quite impractical for the most part, as many streets are too small for them to pass through without danger of hitting anyone, especially carts with goods in them.
The technology is slowly improving and it is hoped that they will be able to replace animal-drawn carts for transport. Gas and oil is expensive as hell, though, as HetaWorld hasn’t discovered many deposits of those natural resources, but hey, you look cool riding around in that car, and everyone’s obviously envious, so go spend that money if you can afford it.
Roads were being paved to connect Uttara and Ionad, making it possible for cars to move to and fro between the two regions. Unfortunately, the cars do not have enough gas mileage to make the trip and there are no places to refill the gas tanks on the way. The building of the roads has so far been a waste of both a significant amount of time and money, since no one else uses these roads, sticking to the trails.
As of today, the roads have been pulled up and the land where it once lay is overgrown in grass and weeds, leaving the roads of the inner cities of Ionad and Uttara as the only places cars can exist.
The technology is slowly improving and it is hoped that they will be able to replace animal-drawn carts for transport. Gas and oil is expensive as hell, though, as HetaWorld hasn’t discovered many deposits of those natural resources, but hey, you look cool riding around in that car, and everyone’s obviously envious, so go spend that money if you can afford it.
Roads were being paved to connect Uttara and Ionad, making it possible for cars to move to and fro between the two regions. Unfortunately, the cars do not have enough gas mileage to make the trip and there are no places to refill the gas tanks on the way. The building of the roads has so far been a waste of both a significant amount of time and money, since no one else uses these roads, sticking to the trails.
As of today, the roads have been pulled up and the land where it once lay is overgrown in grass and weeds, leaving the roads of the inner cities of Ionad and Uttara as the only places cars can exist.
