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{{Role|image1 = Execitiove.png|description = The wealthiest, and most powerful people are known as "Executives". They are usually CEOs of major companies or high-ranking government officials.}}'''Executives''' are some of the wealthiest residents of Neon District: corporate CEOs, top politicians, or famous celebrities. Most Executives are very powerful since they control the City Authority, the Watch, and major corporations; however, this also makes them widely unpopular with the public. |
{{Role|image1 = Execitiove.png|description = The wealthiest, and most powerful people are known as "Executives". They are usually CEOs of major companies or high-ranking government officials.}}'''Executives''' are some of the wealthiest residents of Neon District: corporate CEOs, top politicians, or famous celebrities. Most Executives are very powerful since they control the City Authority, the Watch, and major corporations; however, this also makes them widely unpopular with the public. |
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| − | The Executives are usually guarded by the Watch, and can be found in the |
+ | The Executives are usually guarded by the Watch, and can be found in the executive square of the district. |
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| + | The Executives lead Neon District inside their Authority Tower, with the council of executives. |
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| + | In recent news, Neon District hackers have found strange investments into a "RMT Project". The executives are funding a strange new project, to enforce their hand over the people of Neon District. The executives hope it will increase their power and fund it with millions of credits. All other information is still being decrypted. |
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== Locations == |
== Locations == |
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| − | '''Executives''' can most frequently be found in the richest part of the city, the Executive District. This is the location of the [[City Authority]] building, the [[Amery International|Amery International HQ]], and the [[Executive Apartments]]. This area is also off-limits to the poorer residents of the city. |
+ | '''Executives''' can most frequently be found in the richest part of the city, the Executive District. This is the location of the [[City Authority]] building, the [[Amery International|Amery International HQ]], and the [[Executive Apartments]]. This area is also off-limits to the poorer residents of the city. |
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+ | Outside of the executive square, they can be sometimes found in the Lone Ranger nightclub, partying or meeting up with Syndicate bosses. |
== Relations with other factions of Neon District == |
== Relations with other factions of Neon District == |
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| − | === [[Citizen |
+ | === [[Citizen]]s === |
The Executives view the average residents of Neon District with disgust, believing them to be lazy and unintelligent. In return, almost all citizens hate the Executives, viewing them as corrupt and greedy. (The exception to this are popular celebrities, who are adored by the public. |
The Executives view the average residents of Neon District with disgust, believing them to be lazy and unintelligent. In return, almost all citizens hate the Executives, viewing them as corrupt and greedy. (The exception to this are popular celebrities, who are adored by the public. |
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| − | === [[Hacker |
+ | === [[Hacker]]s === |
Malicious hackers are despised by Executives, as they often reveal private information, be it scandals for celebrities, corruption for politicians, or illegal activities for corporations. However, most small hackers are seen as annoying teenagers and are ignored. Corporations sometimes hire hackers to harm their competitors, yet this is rare since it's illegal. |
Malicious hackers are despised by Executives, as they often reveal private information, be it scandals for celebrities, corruption for politicians, or illegal activities for corporations. However, most small hackers are seen as annoying teenagers and are ignored. Corporations sometimes hire hackers to harm their competitors, yet this is rare since it's illegal. |
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Journalists are disliked by all Executives. Celebrities hate paparazzi who nose around in their private lives, while politicians and businessmen don't want the media to uncover corruption and crime. Execs often use guards to protect themselves from nosy reporters. Sometimes, politicians ask journalists to find dirt on their opponents, in exchange for valuable information. |
Journalists are disliked by all Executives. Celebrities hate paparazzi who nose around in their private lives, while politicians and businessmen don't want the media to uncover corruption and crime. Execs often use guards to protect themselves from nosy reporters. Sometimes, politicians ask journalists to find dirt on their opponents, in exchange for valuable information. |
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| − | === [[Syndicate |
+ | === [[Syndicate]]s === |
Because most Executives have ties with organized crime, their relations with Syndicates are good. Corporations often pay criminals to illegal activities they can't be seen doing, such as attacks on competitors. Politicians often receive bribes from Syndicates in exchange for favors. |
Because most Executives have ties with organized crime, their relations with Syndicates are good. Corporations often pay criminals to illegal activities they can't be seen doing, such as attacks on competitors. Politicians often receive bribes from Syndicates in exchange for favors. |
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| − | === [[Scientist |
+ | === [[Scientist]]s === |
Executives see scientists as useful tools, and because of this, many scientists are employed as researchers in corporations. Though it is rare, there are cases of scientists themselves becoming wealthy from great inventions, and thus becoming Executives. |
Executives see scientists as useful tools, and because of this, many scientists are employed as researchers in corporations. Though it is rare, there are cases of scientists themselves becoming wealthy from great inventions, and thus becoming Executives. |
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| − | === [[Wonderer |
+ | === [[Wonderer]]s === |
| − | Vagrants cause disgust in the Executives. They are seen as the lowest of the low, even worse than the average citizens. |
+ | Vagrants cause disgust in the Executives. They are seen as the lowest of the low, even worse than the average citizens. |
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Revision as of 05:42, 12 July 2020
Executives are some of the wealthiest residents of Neon District: corporate CEOs, top politicians, or famous celebrities. Most Executives are very powerful since they control the City Authority, the Watch, and major corporations; however, this also makes them widely unpopular with the public.
The Executives are usually guarded by the Watch, and can be found in the executive square of the district.
The Executives lead Neon District inside their Authority Tower, with the council of executives.
In recent news, Neon District hackers have found strange investments into a "RMT Project". The executives are funding a strange new project, to enforce their hand over the people of Neon District. The executives hope it will increase their power and fund it with millions of credits. All other information is still being decrypted.
Locations
Executives can most frequently be found in the richest part of the city, the Executive District. This is the location of the City Authority building, the Amery International HQ, and the Executive Apartments. This area is also off-limits to the poorer residents of the city.
Outside of the executive square, they can be sometimes found in the Lone Ranger nightclub, partying or meeting up with Syndicate bosses.
Relations with other factions of Neon District
Citizens
The Executives view the average residents of Neon District with disgust, believing them to be lazy and unintelligent. In return, almost all citizens hate the Executives, viewing them as corrupt and greedy. (The exception to this are popular celebrities, who are adored by the public.
Hackers
Malicious hackers are despised by Executives, as they often reveal private information, be it scandals for celebrities, corruption for politicians, or illegal activities for corporations. However, most small hackers are seen as annoying teenagers and are ignored. Corporations sometimes hire hackers to harm their competitors, yet this is rare since it's illegal.
City Security
The Watch and the Executives have great relations. Watch units are often seen acting as bodyguards for businessmen and celebrities, even though they aren't required to. City Security also protects the Executive District from the poorer residents on Neon District. In return, the Watch receives huge bribes from the Executives.
Media
Journalists are disliked by all Executives. Celebrities hate paparazzi who nose around in their private lives, while politicians and businessmen don't want the media to uncover corruption and crime. Execs often use guards to protect themselves from nosy reporters. Sometimes, politicians ask journalists to find dirt on their opponents, in exchange for valuable information.
Syndicates
Because most Executives have ties with organized crime, their relations with Syndicates are good. Corporations often pay criminals to illegal activities they can't be seen doing, such as attacks on competitors. Politicians often receive bribes from Syndicates in exchange for favors.
Scientists
Executives see scientists as useful tools, and because of this, many scientists are employed as researchers in corporations. Though it is rare, there are cases of scientists themselves becoming wealthy from great inventions, and thus becoming Executives.
Wonderers
Vagrants cause disgust in the Executives. They are seen as the lowest of the low, even worse than the average citizens.
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