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Nanterre

Who holds it and how restless it is when each level of a new game opens on normal difficulty; in a campaign, your earlier choices can change this.

In chapters 11 to 13

Chapter 11 Paper Fortunes 2000 to 2010

Chapter 11: Paper FortunesSealed so it does not spoil the story for you.Break the seal
Landmark
The university at Nanterre

Population: students, workers, young people

LevelWho holds itUnrest
The BubbleContested30
Ring NightsContested30
First ContractContested30
The TraderContested30
Black OctoberContested30
Pension AutumnContested30 to 33

Chapter 12 Saturdays 2018 to 2024

Chapter 12: SaturdaysSealed so it does not spoil the story for you.Break the seal

Population: students, workers, young people

LevelWho holds itUnrest
FuelContested50
Act IIIContested30
The Great DebateContested30
The Empty CityContested20
OverrideContested30
The GamesContested30

Chapter 13 The Glass City 2041 to 2049

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Population: students, workers, young people

LevelWho holds itUnrest
Fifty DegreesContested35
Blind SpotsContested30
Deepfake WeekContested30
The FloodContested30
The Steward VotesContested30
LanterneContested35

What rises and falls here

The city's changes in this district, as the game's time-lapses show them. The city here is the one history left; your campaign can change some of it.

Chapter 4: Barricade SummersBreak the seal
  1. 1840Work begins on The fort of Mont-Valérien
  2. 1846The fort of Mont-Valérien rises
After the finale of chapter 10: Beneath the StonesBreak the seal
  1. 1970Nanterre: the old blocks give way
After the finale of chapter 12: SaturdaysBreak the seal
  1. 2037Work begins on The western data centre
Chapter 13: The Glass CityBreak the seal
  1. 2041The western data centre rises