Despite it being leaked >>>116279729 here, it's better then nothing.
>"A while back, for fun, I made some other robotics companies that Sterling competes with. Each one has their own specialities, and some are more niche than others. Some, like General Robotics and Murdoc, are American, GR being the oldest one still in operation. LCP and Atlas are from the UK. Sterling is a Swiss/American hybrid, with headquarters in Zurich and Beacon City. Yamamoto and Tokuyama are Japanese of course. Volkman is German, one of Sterling's closest competitors. Sirius is based in Belgium of all places.
So there's a little world building for you! I just like making Saul Bass-style retro logos! "
>He stated that the German one was west German
>" I think General Robotics went through a lull where they had some real duds. They can be a bit inconsistent since they’re also one of the most comprehensive manufacturers. Sirius has also made some terrible errors in the past. However, there are numerous cheaper and sketchy brands from countries with lower standards. "
>"A while back, for fun, I made some other robotics companies that Sterling competes with. Each one has their own specialities, and some are more niche than others. Some, like General Robotics and Murdoc, are American, GR being the oldest one still in operation. LCP and Atlas are from the UK. Sterling is a Swiss/American hybrid, with headquarters in Zurich and Beacon City. Yamamoto and Tokuyama are Japanese of course. Volkman is German, one of Sterling's closest competitors. Sirius is based in Belgium of all places.
So there's a little world building for you! I just like making Saul Bass-style retro logos! "
>He stated that the German one was west German
>" I think General Robotics went through a lull where they had some real duds. They can be a bit inconsistent since they’re also one of the most comprehensive manufacturers. Sirius has also made some terrible errors in the past. However, there are numerous cheaper and sketchy brands from countries with lower standards. "
