No Unauthorized Disclosure-Chapter 4
Inside the Author's Notes for Wasteland: Chapter 4
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This post contains spoilers for The Wasteland, Chapter 4.
No Unauthorized Disclosure-Chapter 4
Inside the Author's Notes for Wasteland
This is one of humanity’s blind spots: the lost knowledge of living indoors. It becomes just another means of control under CorpCo’s regime. Fewer people can move freely, and the places they can hide become limited if they can’t go inside. The whole chapter revolves around this forgotten knowledge.
Tim gets excited by the lamp. Randy’s like, seriously, it’s a fucken lamp—wait until you see the rest of this place. The lamp I describe is one I had as a child. It switched between three dimmable settings by tapping the golden trim.
