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<blockquote data-quote="Derren" data-source="post: 1686108" data-attributes="member: 2518"><p>Yes. The virus was created to increase mental capacity and "general human perfection" by a coorporation similar to Umbrella in resident evil (without the bio weapons) so it wasn't the first virus used this way, but the one who changed the base creature most (The early viruses were mostly used for eye and nose correction etc.)</p><p>The virus escaped while still in testing, but no one thought that it would be thi devesatating so the corp tried to hide it which should give the virus a headstart and the corp want to slow down investigations of the virus.</p><p></p><p></p><p>All PHB races and MM/XPH monster. Golems will be a bit hard to explain though.</p><p></p><p>Technology shoulb be unknown. In remote areas there is still technology, but not the type you can discover easily mostly underground shelters/labs.</p><p></p><p>In short no one on the world should know that there once was technology, so all things on the surface has to be gone and that is my problem.</p><p></p><p>I also had the idea of the nuclear containment together with a nuclear war (some nations used all the nukes flying around to shoot some at their enemies. (I'm not using real earth as world). The problem is that the radiation would persist, but maybe the virus changed some plants to clear radiation.</p><p>The nuclear radiation could also be the reason the virus mutated in the first place and started to affect animals and created other races.</p><p></p><p>I also had the idea that the virus changed some common bacteria (if that is possible) to eat important meterial for technology like oil and silicon. That would explain why mankind didn't try to preserve technology.</p><p></p><p>As a sidenote, while I say humans and mankind, humans won't be the original race and I think I will leave it open which race is the original one (or if it even still exist)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Derren, post: 1686108, member: 2518"] Yes. The virus was created to increase mental capacity and "general human perfection" by a coorporation similar to Umbrella in resident evil (without the bio weapons) so it wasn't the first virus used this way, but the one who changed the base creature most (The early viruses were mostly used for eye and nose correction etc.) The virus escaped while still in testing, but no one thought that it would be thi devesatating so the corp tried to hide it which should give the virus a headstart and the corp want to slow down investigations of the virus. All PHB races and MM/XPH monster. Golems will be a bit hard to explain though. Technology shoulb be unknown. In remote areas there is still technology, but not the type you can discover easily mostly underground shelters/labs. In short no one on the world should know that there once was technology, so all things on the surface has to be gone and that is my problem. I also had the idea of the nuclear containment together with a nuclear war (some nations used all the nukes flying around to shoot some at their enemies. (I'm not using real earth as world). The problem is that the radiation would persist, but maybe the virus changed some plants to clear radiation. The nuclear radiation could also be the reason the virus mutated in the first place and started to affect animals and created other races. I also had the idea that the virus changed some common bacteria (if that is possible) to eat important meterial for technology like oil and silicon. That would explain why mankind didn't try to preserve technology. As a sidenote, while I say humans and mankind, humans won't be the original race and I think I will leave it open which race is the original one (or if it even still exist) [/QUOTE]
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