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During the early 1900’s the slums surrounding Stalburg we’re removed and replaced with proper housing. | During the early 1900’s the slums surrounding Stalburg we’re removed and replaced with proper housing. | ||
=== '''Stalburg in WW2 (1938-1945)''' === | ==='''Stalburg in WW2 (1938-1945)'''=== | ||
During WW2 Stalburg suffered a lot of damage from German bombings. | During WW2 Stalburg suffered a lot of damage from German bombings. | ||
=== Modern times (1945-) === | ===Modern times (1945-)=== | ||
After the events of WW2, the city contracted the [[Bergmann Group]] to construct many of Stalburg's underground infrastructure. Bergmann got lots of help from a local company called [[Stalburg Steel]], who supplied them with steel to aid in the construction of the vast underground tunnel networks. Another company that benefited from Bergmann was [[Hammer Valley Hydro]], who relied on Bergmann's water tunnels to keep their two dams, [[Hammer Valley Dam]] and [[Two Gorges Dam]], operational. During the early 1980s, things started to go wrong in Stalburg. It started with the Bergmann Group going bankrupt due to the disappearance of [[Xeander Berg]], who had plans for an invention that would change the world of construction forever, textile-reinforced concrete. [[Eric Kleinmann]] was forced to sell his company to Jeff Walter. Next was Stalburg Steel. Bergmann used Stalburg Steel to get steel for their construction projects. After the bankruptcy of Bergmann, Stalburg Steel didn't have anyone to sell their steel to anymore. [[Mikhail Rosenthal]] had to sell his company to [[Jeff Walter]]. And finally, [[Hammer Valley Hydro]]. After the Bergmann Group was gone, no one could maintain the tunnels that Hammer Valley Hydro relied on to get logs through. The CEO of Hammer Valley Hydro, [[Alex Hartman]], after being forced to sell his company to Jeff Walter, got really mad at what Jeff was doing, and since then, he was searching for Walter to seek vengeance. Alex found Jeff at Rosenthal's villa in 1986, where he murdered him in cold blood. From then on, Stalburg was never the same. Many former workers of these companies ended up in [[Obenseuer]], a crumbling part of Stalburg to which homeless people are taken. Currently, much of Stalburg's infrastructure is in atrocious state, and the city is on the brink of collapsing due to the un-maintained underground tunnels. This is of course until [[Markku Siltanen]] who documents the true state of Stalburg's infrastructure, which causes a massive investigation into the corruption of many politicians. One year after Mark successfully shut down the reactor [Depending on ending], which was at risk of exploding due to the collapse of the Two Gorges Dam, the city looks to be recovering, with [[National Consulting Group|NCG]] put in charge of maintaining most of Stalburg's infrastructure. | After the events of WW2, the city contracted the [[Bergmann Group]] to construct many of Stalburg's underground infrastructure. Bergmann got lots of help from a local company called [[Stalburg Steel]], who supplied them with steel to aid in the construction of the vast underground tunnel networks. Another company that benefited from Bergmann was [[Hammer Valley Hydro]], who relied on Bergmann's water tunnels to keep their two dams, [[Hammer Valley Dam]] and [[Two Gorges Dam]], operational. During the early 1980s, things started to go wrong in Stalburg. It started with the Bergmann Group going bankrupt due to the disappearance of [[Xeander Berg]], who had plans for an invention that would change the world of construction forever, textile-reinforced concrete. [[Eric Kleinmann]] was forced to sell his company to Jeff Walter. Next was Stalburg Steel. Bergmann used Stalburg Steel to get steel for their construction projects. After the bankruptcy of Bergmann, Stalburg Steel didn't have anyone to sell their steel to anymore. [[Mikhail Rosenthal]] had to sell his company to [[Jeff Walter]]. And finally, [[Hammer Valley Hydro]]. After the Bergmann Group was gone, no one could maintain the tunnels that Hammer Valley Hydro relied on to get logs through. The CEO of Hammer Valley Hydro, [[Alex Hartman]], after being forced to sell his company to Jeff Walter, got really mad at what Jeff was doing, and since then, he was searching for Walter to seek vengeance. Alex found Jeff at Rosenthal's villa in 1986, where he murdered him in cold blood. From then on, Stalburg was never the same. Many former workers of these companies ended up in [[Obenseuer]], a crumbling part of Stalburg to which homeless people are taken. Currently, much of Stalburg's infrastructure is in atrocious state, and the city is on the brink of collapsing due to the un-maintained underground tunnels. This is of course until [[Markku Siltanen]] who documents the true state of Stalburg's infrastructure, which causes a massive investigation into the corruption of many politicians. One year after Mark successfully shut down the reactor [Depending on ending], which was at risk of exploding due to the collapse of the Two Gorges Dam, the city looks to be recovering, with [[National Consulting Group|NCG]] put in charge of maintaining most of Stalburg's infrastructure. | ||