A leveraged 132 million dollar purchase secured the remaining parcels. Petrochem helped in the acquisition, as the corporation had already taken over the town's then-abandoned Dynergy power plant and was already planning to set up an offshore port and oil terminal site. Now a ghost town, Night was able to purchase the land where Morro Bay stood for a very low price. Although in the end it was a small article in the San Francisco Chronicle that caught his eye - the article described a dreadful incident that had taken place in a small town called Morro Bay, along the Central Californian coast. Needing lots of land for his new infrastructure development, as well as access to both sea ports and modern highways to deliver the huge amount of materials that he would need to construct it, Richard Night sent scouting teams to the East and West Coasts of the United States. By 1992, Arasaka, EBM and Petrochem had all signed on with the project, leading to the formation of the Coronado Partnership. Night's dream city was tailor-made for their purposes and so he provided the design and construction capacities while these corporations lend in their funds. Ideally, it would be a capitalist mecca of opportunity. A place where governments would be corporate-run, allowing optimum zoning and no anti-business elements to interfere with corporate growth.
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With the Collapse, many corporations had been looking to establish their own urban areas - controlled zones free of crime, poverty or debt. Įventually, Night managed to secure the unheard amount of capital needed to finance such a large-scale project.
It was ambitious, far-reaching, and visionary in its approach. It would boast planned neighborhoods dedicated to preserving the feel of different types of nationalities and cultures, as well as a super-modern corporate center that would stand as a shining beacon of enlightened capitalism. His new city was to be completely planned, self-sufficient, and capable of holding off even the most determined criminals. Working mainly on corporate-funded projects, Richard decided to start a side company known as Night International, and began to plan an ideal new city - an environment that would be controlled and ultimately be safe from the ravages tearing the world apart. Richard Night, a successful businessman who during the early 1990s was concerned by the violence and disruption of the impending Collapse, saw himself in an uniquely position to deal with the forthcoming issue. Its world famous slogan is "The City of Dreams", originally changed from "City on the Edge of Tomorrow." By 2077, Night City was voted the "Worst place to live in America". The metropolis is considered a thrilling and exciting location to visit, as well as an interesting and vibrant place to live for those of means, and a hellscape to the city's disenfranchised. It operates as a city-state, officially owning the title of Free City, with the Arasaka Corporation keeping a heavy influence over it. Night City has wide streets and dense urban skyscrapers which are home to millions of residents.
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