READ THIS INSTRUCTIONS: You spawn in next to a train with no fuel. You have to walk around the map collecting water droplets to power the steam engine of the train. However, the water is guarded by land owners and hostile animals, which you have to defeat. To power the steam engine, you need to collect 5 water droplets without dying. Once you collect all the water and put it into the train, the train speeds away and you win. CONTROLS: up arrow = move up down arrow = move down right arrow = move right left arrow = move left WEAPONS: 1 key = rifle (shoots with a 1 second cooldown, each bullet does 20 damage) spacebar = dynamite (you can throw 1 dynamite with a 15 second cooldown, takes 3 seconds to explode, does 40 damage to enemies and 20 damage to you if you’re in the blast zone) 2 key = machine gun (shoots with a 0.2 second cooldown at a random angle, each bullet does 2 damage) 3 key = shotgun (shoots 15 bullets at the same time with a 5 second cooldown, each bullet does 3 damage) STATS: you - 100 hp land owner - 200 hp workers - has 50 hp, hits 5 hp scorpion - has 25 hp, hits 20 hp and 5 poison dmg Bull - has 150 hp, hits 40 hp Spider - has 10 hp, hits 50 hp and 25 poison dmg Facts about the Industrial Revolution: Child labor was rampant during the Industrial Revolution (roughly 1760–1840s), with children as young as four or five working 12 to 16 hour days in dangerous, low-paying jobs. Exploited for their small size and agility in mines and textile mills, children often faced severe injuries, respiratory illnesses, and, in some cases, abuse. Before the Industrial Revolution, clothing was far too expensive because of how slow the cloth production was. Not only that, but British colonies, especially in India produced cotton, and the European demand for cotton cloth was also growing rapidly. The Traditional hand methods and traditional spinner couldn't keep up with the high demand. Thread was originally created using the traditional spinner, which required two men to use, and it wasn’t efficient enough as it only created one thread at a time. This was starting to become a growing problem, as the demand for thread was high, and weavers were always in constant need of it. The first breakthrough came when John Kay created the Flying Shuttle in 1733. This machine significantly improved the weaving process, as it only required one person to use, and it could work twice as fast. Now weavers could make about 20-24 yards per day, wider cloth could be woven, and there were lower labor costs for the cloth production and industry. However, the traditional spinners assistants lost their jobs, because they weren’t needed after the Flying Shuttle was created.
STORYLINE: James is just a middle class guy chilling in the UK during the Industrial Revolution. He has a friend named John, who he desperately needs to send resources to because he doesn’t have enough money to buy for himself. James needs to send the resources by train, but he doesn’t have enough fuel.
