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|name = Krasny Prospekt |
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|location = [[Novosibirsk Metro]] |
|location = [[Novosibirsk Metro]] |
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|size = One station |
|size = One station |
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| − | |counterpart = [[Wikipedia:Krasny Prospekt (Novosibirsk Metro)| |
+ | |counterpart = [[Wikipedia:Krasny Prospekt (Novosibirsk Metro)|Krasny Prospekt]] |
| − | }}'''Krasny Prospekt |
+ | }}'''Krasny Prospekt''' (Russian: '''Красный проспект''') is a metro station in the [[Novosibirsk]] [[Novosibirsk Metro|Metro]]. This location appears in [[The Two Colonels]], a DLC for [[Metro Exodus]]. |
==Overview== |
==Overview== |
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Krasny Prospekt is a transfer station, connected with the station [[Sibirskaya]] - the two forming the only transfer between the two metro lines. Its stategic position meant that both aforementioned stations became the headquarters of [[OSKOM]] - a faction which is in command of the Novosibirsk Metro, because it controls the distribution of [[Radioprotector]], a drug vital for surviving in the heavily irradiated city. |
Krasny Prospekt is a transfer station, connected with the station [[Sibirskaya]] - the two forming the only transfer between the two metro lines. Its stategic position meant that both aforementioned stations became the headquarters of [[OSKOM]] - a faction which is in command of the Novosibirsk Metro, because it controls the distribution of [[Radioprotector]], a drug vital for surviving in the heavily irradiated city. |
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| − | This location is first seen when [[Khlebnikov]] visits it at the end of the first part of The Two Colonels. Khlebnikov visits [[Anatoly Vinogradov|General Vinogradov]] in his office and then |
+ | This location is first seen when [[Khlebnikov]] visits it at the end of the first part of The Two Colonels. Khlebnikov visits [[Anatoly Vinogradov|General Vinogradov]] in his office and then meets with his son, [[Kirill]]. A New Year celebration takes place in Krasniy Prospekt, so the place is extensively decorated with colorful lights, ornaments, and even an artificial Christmas tree built from scrap. |
Vinogradov's office is also seen later when OSKOM starts to confiscate excess Green Stuff from the citizens. [[Petrovich (Exodus)|Petrovich]] also lives in the station and the player visits his apartment when Vinogradov orders Khlebnikov to check whether Petrovich has any hidden supplies of the anti-radiation drug. |
Vinogradov's office is also seen later when OSKOM starts to confiscate excess Green Stuff from the citizens. [[Petrovich (Exodus)|Petrovich]] also lives in the station and the player visits his apartment when Vinogradov orders Khlebnikov to check whether Petrovich has any hidden supplies of the anti-radiation drug. |
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Overall, Krasny Prospekt appears as a very densely populated station with its own bar and many other facilities for people to work and spend their free time. The living space has two levels, as old metro carriages and various structures are raised above the platform level to receive extra living space. |
Overall, Krasny Prospekt appears as a very densely populated station with its own bar and many other facilities for people to work and spend their free time. The living space has two levels, as old metro carriages and various structures are raised above the platform level to receive extra living space. |
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| + | ==Notable Residents== |
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| + | *[[Anatoly Vinogradov|Anatoly]] |
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| + | *[[Kirill (Exodus)|Kirill]] |
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| + | *[[Petrovich (Exodus)|Mikhail]] |
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| + | *[[Khlebnikov|Vyacheslav]] |
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| + | ==Gallery== |
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| + | <gallery> |
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| + | KP1.jpg |
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| + | KP2.jpg |
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| + | KP4.jpg |
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| + | KP5.jpg |
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| + | KP6.jpg |
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| + | KP8.jpg |
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| + | KP9.jpg |
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| + | KP10.jpg |
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| + | KP11.jpg |
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| + | KP13.jpg |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | {{Novosibirsk Locations}} |
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[[ru:Проспект]] |
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[[Category:Stations]] |
[[Category:Stations]] |
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Revision as of 22:22, 14 August 2021
Krasny Prospekt (Russian: Красный проспект) is a metro station in the Novosibirsk Metro. This location appears in The Two Colonels, a DLC for Metro Exodus.
Overview
Krasny Prospekt is a transfer station, connected with the station Sibirskaya - the two forming the only transfer between the two metro lines. Its stategic position meant that both aforementioned stations became the headquarters of OSKOM - a faction which is in command of the Novosibirsk Metro, because it controls the distribution of Radioprotector, a drug vital for surviving in the heavily irradiated city.
This location is first seen when Khlebnikov visits it at the end of the first part of The Two Colonels. Khlebnikov visits General Vinogradov in his office and then meets with his son, Kirill. A New Year celebration takes place in Krasniy Prospekt, so the place is extensively decorated with colorful lights, ornaments, and even an artificial Christmas tree built from scrap.
Vinogradov's office is also seen later when OSKOM starts to confiscate excess Green Stuff from the citizens. Petrovich also lives in the station and the player visits his apartment when Vinogradov orders Khlebnikov to check whether Petrovich has any hidden supplies of the anti-radiation drug.
Overall, Krasny Prospekt appears as a very densely populated station with its own bar and many other facilities for people to work and spend their free time. The living space has two levels, as old metro carriages and various structures are raised above the platform level to receive extra living space.
Notable Residents
Gallery
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