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==Overview== | ==Overview== | ||
From the [[Story Arc]] " | From the [[Story Arc]] "The TV Report" given by [[Television]].<br /> | ||
This Souvenir is restricted to the level range of . | This Souvenir is restricted to the level range of 45-50. | ||
==Souvenir's Text== | ==Souvenir's Text== | ||
These new recreational schedules are being implemented for all [[Arachnos]] troops based on a report you presented to [[Arbiter Daos]]. Sure, the scientific report was faked and written under threat, and sure you did this because voices on the TV told you to, but it still feels like an accomplishment whenever you look at the 2 hour block of additional TV time in the evening each Arachnos soldier gets thanks to | |||
'''The TV Report''' | |||
It all seems to make sense now that you think about it. People need more Television, so it's up to you to make sure that they watch more. And what better way to convince people to watch more television than with a fake scientific paper you forced [[Dr. Aeon]] to write? | |||
The next step seemed to make sense, too. You had to get some signatures to help authenticate the report advocating more TV time for all Arachnos troops. You first talked to [[Viridian]], who agreed to sign the paper if you helped him out by cleaning out a [[Malta Operatives|Malta]] group call. Once that was done he signed off gladly, even admitting his own ongoing love of soap operas. | |||
Your friends inside the TV told you that the next signature you needed would be from [[Efficiency Expert Pither|Mr. Pither]], the efficiency expert. He was willing to agree if you managed to take out a nest of [[Arachnoids]] that was raiding Arachnos bases and attacking patrols. You handled it, and Pither put his signature on the report. | |||
Arbiter Daos was skeptical at first, but with such important names attached, he accepted the TV Report, and passed on his recommendations to get more people watching television. So it all worked out perfectly in the end. | |||
Or did it... | |||
Whenever you try to think about it, it all seems strange. It all made perfect sense at the time, but now your mind starts to cloud over when you try to figure it out. Maybe you should watch see more TV. That might help clear your head. | |||
Revision as of 05:59, 11 February 2009
Overview
From the Story Arc "The TV Report" given by Television.
This Souvenir is restricted to the level range of 45-50.
Souvenir's Text
These new recreational schedules are being implemented for all Arachnos troops based on a report you presented to Arbiter Daos. Sure, the scientific report was faked and written under threat, and sure you did this because voices on the TV told you to, but it still feels like an accomplishment whenever you look at the 2 hour block of additional TV time in the evening each Arachnos soldier gets thanks to
The TV Report
It all seems to make sense now that you think about it. People need more Television, so it's up to you to make sure that they watch more. And what better way to convince people to watch more television than with a fake scientific paper you forced Dr. Aeon to write?
The next step seemed to make sense, too. You had to get some signatures to help authenticate the report advocating more TV time for all Arachnos troops. You first talked to Viridian, who agreed to sign the paper if you helped him out by cleaning out a Malta group call. Once that was done he signed off gladly, even admitting his own ongoing love of soap operas.
Your friends inside the TV told you that the next signature you needed would be from Mr. Pither, the efficiency expert. He was willing to agree if you managed to take out a nest of Arachnoids that was raiding Arachnos bases and attacking patrols. You handled it, and Pither put his signature on the report.
Arbiter Daos was skeptical at first, but with such important names attached, he accepted the TV Report, and passed on his recommendations to get more people watching television. So it all worked out perfectly in the end.
Or did it... Whenever you try to think about it, it all seems strange. It all made perfect sense at the time, but now your mind starts to cloud over when you try to figure it out. Maybe you should watch see more TV. That might help clear your head.