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'''Obenseuer''' ( | '''Obenseuer''' ({{ipa|/ˈʔoːbənˈsuᶕ/}} or {{ipa|/ˈʔoːbənˈsuə/}}, {{pron|''oben-soo-er''}}) is a rundown residential district and former mining city in [[Stalburg]], located in the northern part of the city along the M5 Motorway. Obenseuer has an infamous reputation in Stalburg for the decrepit state of its buildings and high crime rates. | ||
Obenseuer has its own coin-based currency called [[Open Sewer Coins]], which have a very low monetary value and are only accepted in a few places outside of Obenseuer. | Obenseuer has its own coin-based currency called [[Open Sewer Coins]], which have a very low monetary value and are only accepted in a few places outside of Obenseuer. | ||
==History== | == History == | ||
The founding date of Obenseuer is unknown, but it was was originally a prosperous small mining town, thanks to a successful ore mine in the district. The mine was closed down when it ran dry in 1958, depopulating the town when most of the workforce relocated to Stalburg. In 1973, Obenseuer's city municipality merged with Stalburg's. | The founding date of Obenseuer is unknown, but it was was originally a prosperous small mining town, thanks to a successful ore mine in the district. The mine was closed down when it ran dry in 1958, depopulating the town when most of the workforce relocated to Stalburg. In 1973, Obenseuer's city municipality merged with Stalburg's. | ||
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In 2016 the government of Stalburg decided to relocate homeless individuals to Obenseuer, in order to clean out other districts. By early 2017, in response to [[SMV|Fungal Disease]] | In 2016 the government of Stalburg decided to relocate homeless individuals to Obenseuer, in order to clean out other districts. By early 2017, in response to [[SMV|Fungal Disease]] | ||
outbreak, a quarantine zone was established inside Obenseuer. By 2026 those two problems caused a major housing crisis, worsening the already bad state of the district. | outbreak, a quarantine zone was established inside Obenseuer. By 2026 those two problems caused a major housing crisis, worsening the already bad state of the district. | ||
==District Zones== | |||
== District Zones == | |||
Detailed locations in [[Obenseuer]] game can be found in the [[Obenseuer/Locations|List of Obenseuer Locations]] article. | Detailed locations in [[Obenseuer]] game can be found in the [[Obenseuer/Locations|List of Obenseuer Locations]] article. | ||
Obenseuer is divided into several district zones, each run by its own governing body that responds under the city of Stalburg. A valid Obenseuer passport is required to move between the district zones and in and out of the Obenseuer district itself, with an inspection border control set at the entrances that is run, and the law is enforced, by the Obenseuer Militia. | Obenseuer is divided into several district zones, each run by its own governing body that responds under the city of Stalburg. A valid Obenseuer passport is required to move between the district zones and in and out of the Obenseuer district itself, with an inspection border control set at the entrances that is run, and the law is enforced, by the Obenseuer Militia. | ||
===Residential=== | |||
=== Residential === | |||
The starting district zone of Obenseuer game that is made mostly of out several residential tenement building complexes, including [[Kolhola A]], Deekula building, [[Tenement A]], [[Tenement B]] and the [[Player's Tenement]], the district zone is run by the Overlords. A local establishment of O-Market and Skeida Pharmacy chains are also present in the market square of the district zone. Here a low-level tenement contractor - "Tenement Contract Work!" run by Samuel Jonasson - is found, giving access to Makeshift I, Shabby II, Decent III and fine IV levels of renovations in the current version. The whole district zone is surrounded by border walls, in north with the rest of Stalburg and south with the Bazaar district zone. The Residential district zone is also connected to Mines district zone. | The starting district zone of Obenseuer game that is made mostly of out several residential tenement building complexes, including [[Kolhola A]], Deekula building, [[Tenement A]], [[Tenement B]] and the [[Player's Tenement]], the district zone is run by the Overlords. A local establishment of O-Market and Skeida Pharmacy chains are also present in the market square of the district zone. Here a low-level tenement contractor - "Tenement Contract Work!" run by Samuel Jonasson - is found, giving access to Makeshift I, Shabby II, Decent III and fine IV levels of renovations in the current version. The whole district zone is surrounded by border walls, in north with the rest of Stalburg and south with the Bazaar district zone. The Residential district zone is also connected to Mines district zone. | ||
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Located under the Bazaar and Residential district zones. | Located under the Bazaar and Residential district zones. | ||
===Bazaar=== | === Bazaar === | ||
The district zone bordering the Residential one, a hub to a local businesses and enterprises, the district zone is run by the Leaders of the Bazaar. | The district zone bordering the Residential one, a hub to a local businesses and enterprises, the district zone is run by the Leaders of the Bazaar. | ||
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Located west of Bazaar and Residential zone. | Located west of Bazaar and Residential zone. | ||
===Central=== | === Central === | ||
This district zone can be partially visited in [[INFRA]] as a small station of the Open Sewer Minitrain Metro network, leading to the entrance of the [[City_gates|Undergound City]]. | This district zone can be partially visited in [[INFRA]] as a small station of the Open Sewer Minitrain Metro network, leading to the entrance of the [[City_gates|Undergound City]]. | ||
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Completely sealed-off area located at the other side of the main canal. | Completely sealed-off area located at the other side of the main canal. | ||
===Turnip Hill=== | === Turnip Hill === | ||
''Main article: [[Tenements]]'' | ''Main article: [[Tenements]]'' | ||
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By the time of the events of Obenseuer game, the state of Turnip Hill in 2026 is unknown. | By the time of the events of Obenseuer game, the state of Turnip Hill in 2026 is unknown. | ||
==Gallery== | == Gallery == | ||
====Turnip Hill==== | ==== Turnip Hill ==== | ||
<gallery> | <gallery> | ||
File:turniphillcourt.jpg | File:turniphillcourt.jpg | ||
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</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
==Trivia== | == Trivia == | ||
* Obenseuer is spelled "Obenseur" in a Stalburg Times Newspaper articles and by Stalburg News presenter (subtitles only) in the [[ending_3|third ending]]. This is likely a mistake. | |||
*Obenseuer is spelled "Obenseur" in a Stalburg Times Newspaper articles and by Stalburg News presenter (subtitles only) in [[ending_3|third ending]]. This is likely a mistake. | * Despite the construction of the tenements starting in the ''late'' 1970s, both of John Stalberg's building inspection reports of one of the tenements and the construction of [[Player's Tenement]] are dated to May 1973. | ||
*Despite the construction of the tenements starting in the ''late'' 1970s, both of John Stalberg's building inspection reports of one of the tenements and the construction of [[Player's Tenement]] are dated to May 1973. | |||
{{Locations}} | {{Locations}} | ||