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2: *
3: * Micropolis, Unix Version. This game was released for the Unix platform
4: * in or about 1990 and has been modified for inclusion in the One Laptop
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62:
63: struct msgpr popMsgs[]={
64: {"TRAFFIC WARNING-Traffic in this"
65: "\ncity is expanding. The commuters"
66: "\nare getting militant. Highway"
67: "\nshootings are on the rise. Either"
68: "\nbuild more roads and rails or get"
69: "\na bulletproof limo.",-12},
70:
71: {"CRIME ALERT- Crime in your city is"
72: "\nout of hand. Angry mobs are looting"
73: "\nand vandalizing the central city. The"
74: "\npresident will send in the national"
75: "\nguard soon if you cannot control the"
76: "\nproblem.",-11},
77:
78: {"NUCLEAR MELTDOWN-A nuclear meltdown"
79: "\nhas occurred at your power plant."
80: "\nYou are advised to avoid the area"
81: "\nuntil the radioactive isotopes decay."
82: "\nMany generations will confront this"
83: "\nproblem before it goes away so don't"
84: "\nhold your breath.",-43},
85:
86: {"YOU'RE A WINNER- Your mayorial skill"
87: "\nand city planning expertise have"
88: "\nearned you the KEY TO THE CITY. Local"
89: "\nresidents will erect monuments to"
90: "\nyour glory and name their first-born"
91: "\nchildren after you. Why not run for"
92: "\ngovernor?",-100},
93:
94: {"IMPEACHMENT NOTICE- The entire"
95: "\npopulation of this city has finally"
96: "\nhad enough of your inept planning "
97: "\nand incompetant management. An angry"
98: "\nmob - lead by your mother - has been"
99: "\nspotted in the vicinity of city hall."
100: "\nYou should seriously consider taking"
101: "\nan extended vacation - NOW. (Or read"
102: "\nthe manual and try again).",-200},
103:
104: {"MONSTER ATTACK- A large reptilian"
105: "\ncreature has been spotted in the"
106: "\nwater. It seems to be attracted to "
107: "\nareas of high pollution. There is a"
108: "\ntrail of destruction wherever it"
109: "\n goes. As a last resort try calling"
110: "\n(Kanji) "
111: "\nOther than that wait till it leaves"
112: "\nthen rebuild from the rubble.",-21},
113:
114: {"POLLUTION ALERT- Pollution in your"
115: "\ncity has exceeded the maximum"
116: "\nallowable amounts established by"
117: "\nthe Micropolis pollution agency. You"
118: "\nare running the risk of grave"
119: "\necological consequences. Either"
120: "\nclean up your act or open a gas"
121: "\nmask concession at city hall.",-10},
122:
123: {"MEGALOPOLIS - Congratulations, you"
124: "\nhave reached the highest category"
125: "\nof urban development, the mega-"
126: "\nlopolis. If you manage to reach"
127: "\nthis level send us email at [email protected]"
128: "\nor send us a copy of your city. We "
129: "\nmight do something interesting with"
130: "\nit.",-39},
131:
132: {"METROPOLIS - Your capital city has"
133: "\nnow achieved the status of metro-"
134: "\npolis. The current population is"
135: "\n100,000. With your planning skills,"
136: "\nyou should consider running for"
137: "\ngovernor, or maybe VLSI design.",-38},
138:
139: {"CAPITAL- Your current city has"
140: "\nbecome a capital. The current"
141: "\npopulation here is 50,000. Your"
142: "\npolitical future looks bright.",-37},
143:
144: {"CITY- Your town has grown into a"
145: "\nfull sized city, with a current"
146: "\npopulation of 10,000. Keep up the"
147: "\ngood work!",-36},
148:
149: {"TOWN- Congratulations, your village"
150: "\nhas grown to town status. You now"
151: "\nhave 2,000 citizens.",-35},
152:
153:
154: {"Detroit, MI. 1972-"
155: "\nBy 1970, competition from overseas"
156: "\nand other economic factors pushed the"
157: "\nonce automobile capital of the world"
158: "\ninto recession. Plummeting land"
159: "\nvalues and unemployment then"
160: "\nincreased crime in the inner-city"
161: "\nto chronic levels. You have 10 years"
162: "\nto reduce crime and rebuild the"
163: "\nindustrial base of the city. ",-6},
164:
165: {"Rio de Janiero, Brazil 2047 -"
166: "\nBy the mid-21st century, the green-"
167: "\nhouse effect increased global tem-"
168: "\nperatures about 4 degrees F. Polar"
169: "\nicecaps melted and raised sea levels"
170: "\nworldwide. Coastal areas were"
171: "\ndevastated by flood and erosion. You"
172: "\nhave 10 years to turn this swamp back"
173: "\ninto a city again.",-8},
174:
175: {"Tokyo, Japan 1957-"
176: "\nA large reptilian creature has been"
177: "\nspotted heading for Tokyo bay. It"
178: "\nseems to be attracted to the heavy"
179: "\nlevels of industrial pollution. Try"
180: "\nto control the fires, then rebuild"
181: "\nthe industrial center. You have five"
182: "\nyears.",-5},
183:
184: {"Hamburg, Germany 1944-"
185: "\nAllied fire-bombing of German cities"
186: "\nin WWII caused tremendous damage and"
187: "\nloss of life. People living in the"
188: "\ninner cities were at greatest risk."
189: "\nYou must control the firestorms"
190: "\nduring the bombing and then rebuild"
191: "\nthe city after the war. You have"
192: "\nfive years.",-3},
193:
194: {"San Francisco, CA. 1906-"
195: "\nDamage from the earthquake was minor"
196: "\ncompared to that of the ensuing"
197: "\nfires, which took days to control."
198: "\n1500 people died. Controlling the"
199: "\nfires should be your initial concern."
200: "\nThen clear the rubble and start re-"
201: "\nbuilding. You have five years.",-2},
202:
203: {"Dullsville, USA 1900-"
204: "\nThings haven't changed much around"
205: "\nhere in the last hundred years or"
206: "\nso and the residents are beginning"
207: "\nto get bored. They think Dullsville"
208: "\ncould be the next great city with"
209: "\nthe right leader. It is your job to"
210: "\nattract new growth and development,"
211: "\nturning Dullsville into a"
212: "\nMetropolis within 30 years.",-1},
213:
214: {"Boston, MA. 2010-"
215: "\nA major meltdown is about to occur"
216: "\nat one of the new downtown nuclear"
217: "\nreactors. The area in the vicinity"
218: "\nof the reactor will be severely "
219: "\ncontaminated by radiation, forcing"
220: "\nyou to restructure the city around"
221: "\nit. You have 5 years to get the"
222: "\nsituation under control.",-7},
223:
224: {"Bern, Switzerland 1965-"
225: "\nThe roads here are becoming more"
226: "\ncongested every day, and the"
227: "\nresidents are upset. They demand"
228: "\nthat you do something about it."
229: "\nSome have suggested a mass transit"
230: "\nsystem as the answer, but this"
231: "\nwould require major rezoning in"
232: "\nthe downtown area. You have"
233: "\nten years.",-4},
234: {NULL, 0}};
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