Common Core:The Spinward Sector - Revision history

Toastewoofs at 18:13, 26 April 2026

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	=Origins=		=Origins=
	In the late 2100s, long after Nanotrasen had begun its steps into space exploration and space-faring vessel manufacturing, an entertainment company based out of the United Kingdom was created under the name `The Britannia Neon Collective LLC` (BNC for short). Their intent was to overhaul a strip of inner-city blocks with gimmicky restaurants, lit-up bars, flashy casinos, gentlemen's clubs, and other tourist-attracting entertainment one would find in areas similar to Las Vegas, Nevada U.S.A, or New York City.		In the late 2100s, long after Nanotrasen had begun its steps into space exploration and space-faring vessel manufacturing, an entertainment company based out of the United Kingdom was created under the name The Britannia Neon Collective LLC (BNC for short). Their intent was to overhaul a strip of inner-city blocks with gimmicky restaurants, lit-up bars, flashy casinos, gentlemen's clubs, and other tourist-attracting entertainment one would find in areas similar to Las Vegas, Nevada U.S.A, or New York City.

	The BNC succeeded in its opening years, drawing in profits from its thickly woven web of tourist-traps; though as decades carried on, their business model, like many others on Terra, began to grow outdated. As space-travel and exploration became a fad on the rise for larger corporations, major economical fields such as logistics, manufacturing, and transport had to stretch their resources thin to accommodate for this sudden upheaval in demand.		The BNC succeeded in its opening years, drawing in profits from its thickly woven web of tourist-traps; though as decades carried on, their business model, like many others on Terra, began to grow outdated. As space-travel and exploration became a fad on the rise for larger corporations, major economical fields such as logistics, manufacturing, and transport had to stretch their resources thin to accommodate for this sudden upheaval in demand.

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	The BNC succeeded in its opening years, drawing in profits from its thickly woven web of tourist-traps; though as decades carried on, their business model, like many others on Terra, began to grow outdated. As space-travel and exploration became a fad on the rise for larger corporations, major economical fields such as logistics, manufacturing, and transport had to stretch their resources thin to accommodate for this sudden upheaval in demand.		The BNC succeeded in its opening years, drawing in profits from its thickly woven web of tourist-traps; though as decades carried on, their business model, like many others on Terra, began to grow outdated. As space-travel and exploration became a fad on the rise for larger corporations, major economical fields such as logistics, manufacturing, and transport had to stretch their resources thin to accommodate for this sudden upheaval in demand.

	This market shift would soon effect BNC ~~as well~~, smaller corporations already testing the waters of '~~Entertainment~~, but among the stars'. Vessels fashioned to be Science Exposition Centers for the common public were launched into orbit, some spanning much farther than others, and with them came entire Space-Stations oriented around expensively pandering to the patrons that paid premium prices to visit these space-faring entertainment sites. With them came restaurant shuttles, then piloted ships fit to serve as Hotels, and then came more permanent infrastructure, such as smaller stations for staff to form into a home. Since 'land' was not yet mandated for sale and occupation yet, many Corporations sought to establish themselves among the stars before said laws were created. Given how crowded Terra had already grown, this was a valid worry.		This market shift would soon effect the BNC, with smaller corporations already testing the waters of the 'entertainment, but among the stars' market. Vessels fashioned to be Science Exposition Centers for the common public were launched into orbit, some spanning much farther than others, and with them came entire Space-Stations oriented around expensively pandering to the patrons that paid premium prices to visit these space-faring entertainment sites. With them came restaurant shuttles, then piloted ships fit to serve as Hotels, and then came more permanent infrastructure, such as smaller stations for staff to form into a home. Since 'land' was not yet mandated for sale and occupation yet, many Corporations sought to establish themselves among the stars before said laws were created. Given how crowded Terra had already grown, this was a valid worry.

	In the year 2243, BNC would launch its very own sector, roughly a half AU from Terra itself. This project was named 'The Neon Collective Corporation, of The Stars', or simply NCCTS, though the project was widely regarded as a failure. Its placement was too secluded from any larger, much more attractive sites in space-tourism, and its business model was much more functional on paper when it came down to business expenses such as fuel and in-space power generation. Eventually, years after many vessels in the sector were foreclosed and put up for sale, Nanotrasen sought to purchase the Sector and the remnants of what was once a promising entertainment display inside of it.		In the year 2243, BNC would launch its very own sector, roughly a half AU from Terra itself. This project was named 'The Neon Collective Corporation, of The Stars', or simply NCCTS, though the project was widely regarded as a failure. Its placement was too secluded from any larger, much more attractive sites in space-tourism, and its business model was much more functional on paper when it came down to business expenses such as fuel and in-space power generation. Eventually, years after many vessels in the sector were foreclosed and put up for sale, Nanotrasen sought to purchase the Sector and the remnants of what was once a promising entertainment display inside of it.

Toastewoofs: /* Origins */

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Origins

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	=Origins=		=Origins=
	In the late 2100s, long after Nanotrasen had begun its steps into space exploration and space-faring vessel manufacturing, an entertainment company based out of the United Kingdom was created under the name `The Britannia Neon Collective LLC` (BNC for short). Their intent was to overhaul a strip of inner-city blocks with gimmicky restaurants, lit-up bars, flashy casinos, Gentlemen's Clubs, and other tourist-attracting entertainment one would find in areas similar to Las Vegas, Nevada U.S.A, or New York City.		In the late 2100s, long after Nanotrasen had begun its steps into space exploration and space-faring vessel manufacturing, an entertainment company based out of the United Kingdom was created under the name `The Britannia Neon Collective LLC` (BNC for short). Their intent was to overhaul a strip of inner-city blocks with gimmicky restaurants, lit-up bars, flashy casinos, gentlemen's clubs, and other tourist-attracting entertainment one would find in areas similar to Las Vegas, Nevada U.S.A, or New York City.

	The BNC succeeded in its opening years, drawing in profits from its thickly woven web of tourist-traps; though as decades carried on, their business model, like many others on Terra, began to grow outdated. As space-travel and exploration became a fad on the rise for larger corporations, major economical fields such as logistics, manufacturing, and transport had to stretch their resources thin to accommodate for this sudden upheaval in demand.		The BNC succeeded in its opening years, drawing in profits from its thickly woven web of tourist-traps; though as decades carried on, their business model, like many others on Terra, began to grow outdated. As space-travel and exploration became a fad on the rise for larger corporations, major economical fields such as logistics, manufacturing, and transport had to stretch their resources thin to accommodate for this sudden upheaval in demand.

Toastewoofs: /* The Exodus */

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The Exodus

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	~~Located spinward~~ of the ~~Core Sectors~~, ~~the Spinward Sector may no longer be humanity~~'s ~~frontier~~, ~~but it is still a wild west filled with opportunity~~..~~. and danger~~.		=Origins=
			In the late 2100s, long after Nanotrasen had begun its steps into space exploration and space-faring vessel manufacturing, an entertainment company based out of the United Kingdom was created under the name `The Britannia Neon Collective LLC` (BNC for short). Their intent was to overhaul a strip of inner-city blocks with gimmicky restaurants, lit-up bars, flashy casinos, Gentlemen's Clubs, and other tourist-attracting entertainment one would find in areas similar to Las Vegas, Nevada U.S.A, or New York City.

	=The ~~Exodus=~~		The BNC succeeded in its opening years, drawing in profits from its thickly woven web of tourist-traps; though as decades carried on, their business model, like many others on Terra, began to grow outdated. As space-travel and exploration became a fad on the rise for larger corporations, major economical fields such as logistics, manufacturing, and transport had to stretch their resources thin to accommodate for this sudden upheaval in demand.
	~~The Spinward Sector was settled earlier than some of~~ its ~~surrounding regions~~, ~~due to the actions~~ of ~~the Third Soviet Union. Following their exodus from Earth~~, ~~the neo-bolsheviks of the Union sought a place to make~~ their ~~new communist utopia~~, ~~eventually settling~~ on ~~the planet of New Moscow. Originally charted some 100 years prior~~, ~~New Moscow would go on~~ to ~~become the centre of the burgeoning Third Soviet state,~~ and ~~this would draw further attention to~~ the ~~region. When the Union eventually collapsed~~, ~~the instability in the region would attract TerraGov~~, ~~who would incorporate the region as part of human space~~, ~~but not as a full member state of the federation- instead leaving governing~~ to ~~the independent Spinward Stellar Coalition~~.

	~~=The Spinward Sector in {{Game Year}}=~~		This market shift would soon effect BNC as well, smaller corporations already testing the waters of 'Entertainment, but among the stars'. Vessels fashioned to be Science Exposition Centers for the common public were launched into orbit, some spanning much farther than others, and with them came entire Space-Stations oriented around expensively pandering to the patrons that paid premium prices to visit these space-faring entertainment sites. With them came restaurant shuttles, then piloted ships fit to serve as Hotels, and then came more permanent infrastructure, such as smaller stations for staff to form into a home. Since 'land' was not yet mandated for sale and occupation yet, many Corporations sought to establish themselves among the stars before said laws were created. Given how crowded Terra had already grown, this was a valid worry.
	~~The Sector has settled down notably since~~ the ~~collapse~~ of ~~the Union~~, ~~with~~ the ~~frontier moving forward~~ to the ~~March Sector on the border with the Lizard Empire~~, ~~and this newfound stability has attracted both the attention of TerraGov~~, and ~~of corporations. A number of Enterprise~~-~~Charters have been issued~~ to ~~megacorporations for~~ the ~~area in cooperation with the SSC, which has led~~ to ~~a gold rush amongst~~ these ~~large companies~~. ~~Most notable amongst these competitors are [[Common_Core:Nanotrasen\|Nanotrasen]]~~, ~~who has discovered a large haul of plasma on [[Common_Core:Indecipheres\|Indecipheres]] just on the edge of the sector~~, and ~~[[Common_Core:Cybersun_Industries\|Cybersun Industries]] who seek~~ to ~~contest that claim~~. ~~Unfortunately for the residents of the region, TerraGov~~'~~s interest has~~ not yet ~~extended~~ to ~~enforcement in~~ the ~~SSC~~, ~~which has allowed~~ this ~~conflict between Nanotrasen and Cybersun to boil over into~~ a ~~true war~~.

	The ~~remnants~~ of the ~~Third Soviet Union continue~~ to ~~cause problems~~, ~~even decades on from~~ the ~~collapse. Although their attacks become less frequent with every passing year as true believers die or move on~~, ~~they still pose a threat~~ to the ~~average civilian via terroristic action~~ and ~~attacks against~~ the ~~government~~.		In the year 2243, BNC would launch its very own sector, roughly a half AU from Terra itself. This project was named 'The Neon Collective Corporation, of The Stars', or simply NCCTS, though the project was widely regarded as a failure. Its placement was too secluded from any larger, much more attractive sites in space-tourism, and its business model was much more functional on paper when it came down to business expenses such as fuel and in-space power generation. Eventually, years after many vessels in the sector were foreclosed and put up for sale, Nanotrasen sought to purchase the Sector and the remnants of what was once a promising entertainment display inside of it.

	~~{{Lore}}~~		Over the following few hundred years, BNC itself as a corporation would become defunct following an embezzlement scandal and the assassination of its founder. While this assassination was attributed to partisan warfare groups, most people at the time concluded it was heralded by a rival organization known as 'EROS'. Since BNC's dissolution, EROS eventually expanded its territorial claims until it was known as the defacto controller of the vast expanse BNC laid claim to, and the sector would eventually become known as 'EROS Sector', in lieu of its older name the 'Spinward Sector', which had quickly become confusing after many spinward sectors came to head. EROS' acquisition of the sector led to several developments, including their primary business sector, adult toys, having its influence on the former entertainment hub.

			In 2456, EROS would experience financial hardships as Terran sanctions affected its bottom line. To cope with this, the founder of EROS struck an exit deal with Nanotrasen Incorporated, who assumed direct control over both EROS Sector and all EROS assets, eventually rebranding the EROS business to "LustWish". This unlikely business venture became the first and last expansion into the adult market Nanotrasen would make, but it isn't publically clear why even 100 years later in the modern day. Many people speculate that Nanotrasen has a corrupt business deal with the Terran government (known colloquially as TerraGov) for both immunity and to not expand further into the illicit sex market that now operates throughout the known economic zones of the galaxy. Contemporarily, EROS Sector is a well-recognized redlight district, renowned for both its classy and trashy nature, depending on where one decides to poke their head.

imported>Sirryan2002: implements use of {{Game Year}}

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implements use of {{Game Year}}

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Located spinward of the Core Sectors, the Spinward Sector may no longer be humanity's frontier, but it is still a wild west filled with opportunity... and danger.

=The Exodus=
The Spinward Sector was settled earlier than some of its surrounding regions, due to the actions of the Third Soviet Union. Following their exodus from Earth, the neo-bolsheviks of the Union sought a place to make their new communist utopia, eventually settling on the planet of New Moscow. Originally charted some 100 years prior, New Moscow would go on to become the centre of the burgeoning Third Soviet state, and this would draw further attention to the region. When the Union eventually collapsed, the instability in the region would attract TerraGov, who would incorporate the region as part of human space, but not as a full member state of the federation- instead leaving governing to the independent Spinward Stellar Coalition.

=The Spinward Sector in {{Game Year}}=
The Sector has settled down notably since the collapse of the Union, with the frontier moving forward to the March Sector on the border with the Lizard Empire, and this newfound stability has attracted both the attention of TerraGov, and of corporations. A number of Enterprise-Charters have been issued to megacorporations for the area in cooperation with the SSC, which has led to a gold rush amongst these large companies. Most notable amongst these competitors are [[Common_Core:Nanotrasen|Nanotrasen]], who has discovered a large haul of plasma on [[Common_Core:Indecipheres|Indecipheres]] just on the edge of the sector, and [[Common_Core:Cybersun_Industries|Cybersun Industries]] who seek to contest that claim. Unfortunately for the residents of the region, TerraGov's interest has not yet extended to enforcement in the SSC, which has allowed this conflict between Nanotrasen and Cybersun to boil over into a true war.

The remnants of the Third Soviet Union continue to cause problems, even decades on from the collapse. Although their attacks become less frequent with every passing year as true believers die or move on, they still pose a threat to the average civilian via terroristic action and attacks against the government.

{{Lore}}