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:''Droid Hunter is a theme park | :''Droid Hunter is a theme park attraction from the [[The Transformers Adventure Game Books|''Transformers'' Adventure Game Books]] portion of the [[Generation 1 continuity family|Generation 1]] [[continuity family]].'' | ||
Closed for repairs, '''Droid Hunter''' is right next to The [[Wizard's Cave]], currently under construction. This is, like, the worst trip to [[Disneyland]] ever. | Closed for repairs, '''Droid Hunter''' is right next to The [[Wizard's Cave]], currently under construction. This is, like, the worst trip to [[Disneyland]] ever. | ||
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==Fiction== | ==Fiction== | ||
=== | ===''Dinobot War''=== | ||
Not put off by the police, security guards and big signs saying "Closed", [[you]] decided to see Droid Hunter for yourself. By stealing someone's buggy (and their Walkman) you were able to just drive past the guards. Once inside, you took one of the laser rifles from the rack on the wall, only to discover that the tape from your purloined Walkman had disappeared. {{storylink|Dinobot War}} | Not put off by the police, security guards and big signs saying "Closed", [[you]] decided to see Droid Hunter for yourself. By stealing someone's buggy (and their Walkman) you were able to just drive past the guards. Once inside, you took one of the laser rifles from the rack on the wall, only to discover that the tape from your purloined Walkman had disappeared. {{storylink|Dinobot War}} | ||
{{note|Your stay in Droid Hunter can end one of three ways, as "Dinobot War" is a [[multipath adventure]]:}} | {{note|Your stay in Droid Hunter can end one of three ways, as "Dinobot War" is a [[multipath adventure]]:}} | ||
*You | *You turned tail and ran back outside, where you were accosted by a security guard. | ||
*You | *You encountered the [[Decepticon]] [[Ravage (G1)|Ravage]], whereupon you: | ||
** | **Turned tail and ran straight into a mirror. Ravage killed you. | ||
** | **Stood your ground and fired the laser rifle. Ravage's sensitivity to bright light disoriented him and he ran away, leaving you free to investigate The Wizard's Cave. | ||
[[Category:Generation 1 locations]] | [[Category:Generation 1 locations]] | ||
[[Category:United States of America]] | [[Category:United States of America]] | ||
Latest revision as of 06:11, 8 December 2015
- Droid Hunter is a theme park attraction from the Transformers Adventure Game Books portion of the Generation 1 continuity family.
Closed for repairs, Droid Hunter is right next to The Wizard's Cave, currently under construction. This is, like, the worst trip to Disneyland ever.
When it is open to the public, Droid Hunter allows visitors to hunt down automated targets with harmless laser rifles in a futuristic maze of ramps, gantries and large mirrors.
Fiction
[edit]Dinobot War
[edit]Not put off by the police, security guards and big signs saying "Closed", you decided to see Droid Hunter for yourself. By stealing someone's buggy (and their Walkman) you were able to just drive past the guards. Once inside, you took one of the laser rifles from the rack on the wall, only to discover that the tape from your purloined Walkman had disappeared. Dinobot War
Your stay in Droid Hunter can end one of three ways, as "Dinobot War" is a multipath adventure:
- You turned tail and ran back outside, where you were accosted by a security guard.
- You encountered the Decepticon Ravage, whereupon you:
- Turned tail and ran straight into a mirror. Ravage killed you.
- Stood your ground and fired the laser rifle. Ravage's sensitivity to bright light disoriented him and he ran away, leaving you free to investigate The Wizard's Cave.
