The head of Lapara Command personally arrived to negotiate with the giant sloth. Graciously, offering his hand, he asked what was causing the sloths displeasure.
The negotiations appeared smoothly at first. However, the discussion quickly became heated, and devolved into a shouting match.
The siege goes on.
2. Since the High-Line Park has become permanent and not seasonal, the Lapara State Building sign has been moved to Railroad Avenue from Lapara Blvd. for better visibility.
3) I noticed that on some graphics cards or settings my concrete pavement clashed with, and didn’t look proper with the other concrete blocks I was using. Therefore, I redid the frontage roads and tunnel entrance on the yet to be named highway (possibly just an extension of Viaduct Blvd.)
Not having luck with the original plan of “waiting for the whole thing to blow over”, the national guard was called upon to take action.
Never having successfully completely an emergency sloth rampage drill, the guard gave it the ole college try, and went on the defensive…
…but was stumped.
(Caption: Commuter on the transit bus captured this terrifying scene during the evening Rush Hour.)
In lieu of a successful resolution, public works have placed generator lights throughout the afflicted area and are hoping that tensions simmer down in the Fall.
A mysterious spore came down off the mountains and have spread throughout town. This invasive weed takes the peculiar form of a sofa…
Apparently angered by a combination of the heat, and the hotel having no vacancies, a local sloth went on a rampage in a slow moving whirlwind taking out one of the towns power transformers.
The resulting black-out has effected half of the Lapara sim, taking out streetlights, and traffic signals. Officials are working hard to ease the resulting traffic gridlock during this evenings rush hour.
The chances of fixing this mess looks to be….zero.
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