Greeting Peacekeepers, Some background briefing on the setting of Episode 3. The Reinhart Refinery was a fully autonomous Nitrium processing facility.
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changedThe Reinhart Refinery was a fully autonomous Nitrium processing facility. Boasting a multi-stage production line centred around a high-energy Centrifuge, the Refinery also housed a robot replication service. Producing HELP and SERV units for use in areas too toxic for human operators; the Replicator also produced MEND units which provided service and maintenance support throughout the facility.
changedSadly, the damage wrought by the failure of the main centrifuge was beyond the repair capability of these humble MEND units. It is assumed that these robots still patrol the abandoned Refinery looking for problems that need fixing.
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changedThe Reinhart Refinery was a fully autonomous Nitrium processing facility. Boasting a multi-stage production line centred around a high-energy Centrifuge, the Refinery also housed a robot replication service. Producing HELP and SERV units for use in areas too toxic for human operators; the Replicator also produced MEND units which provided service and maintenance support throughout the facility.
changedSadly, the damage wrought by the failure of the main centrifuge was beyond the repair capability of these humble MEND units. It is assumed that these robots still patrol the abandoned Refinery looking for problems that need fixing.
Greeting Peacekeepers, Some background briefing on the setting of Episode 3.
The Reinhart Refinery was a fully autonomous Nitrium processing facility. Boasting a multi-stage production line centred around a high-energy Centrifuge, the Refinery also housed a robot replication service. Producing HELP and SERV units for use in areas too toxic for human operators; the Replicator also produced MEND units which provided service and maintenance support throughout the facility.
Sadly, the damage wrought by the failure of the main centrifuge was beyond the repair capability of these humble MEND units. It is assumed that these robots still patrol the abandoned Refinery looking for problems that need fixing.
