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The '''Abstergo Industries Geosimulation Workspace''' was an initiative ran by [[Abstergo Industries]]' [[Abstergo Entertainment|entertainment branch]] to serve as an empirical study of global war as a social process, contributing to the evolution of a predictive, analytical model of collective dynamics.
The '''Abstergo Industries Geosimulation Workspace''' was an initiative run by [[Abstergo Industries]]' [[Abstergo Entertainment|entertainment branch]] to serve as an empirical study of global war as a social process, contributing to the evolution of a predictive, analytical model of collective dynamics.


To achieve this, Abstergo selected some users of its [[Animus]] games console and gave them special clearance to partake in the project, who would then give Abstergo the statistics they needed for their aims.
To achieve this, Abstergo selected some of the users of its [[Animus]] games console and gave them special clearance to partake in the project, who would then give Abstergo the statistics needed to achieve their goals.


In the workspace, Abstergo used [[Animi Avatars (Liberation)|rendered avatars]] that were created via the [[genetic memory]] of individuals, to serve as agents for the users of the Animus games console to control. Their functions based on the nodes they were present on, with the avatars possessing the ability to attack other occupied nodes, stand guard, and travel to other friendly territories, amongst other capabilities.
In the workspace, Abstergo used [[Animi Avatars (Liberation)|rendered avatars]] that were created using the [[genetic memory]] of individuals, to serve as agents for the users of the Animus games console to control. Their functions depended on the nodes they occupied, with avatars possessing the ability to attack other occupied nodes, stand guard, and travel to other friendly territories, along with other carrying out other instructions from their respective users.


The two sides represented in the geosimulation were the [[Assassins]] and Abstergo, though each Animus console user was free to pick whatever faction they wished, and their progress would reset after every week.
The two factions represented in the geosimulation were the [[Assassins]] and Abstergo, and each Animus console user was free to pick between them freely. User progress would reset every week.


==Reference==
==Reference==
*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''
*''[[Assassin's Creed III: Liberation]]''
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Revision as of 00:12, 3 July 2015

The Abstergo Industries Geosimulation Workspace was an initiative run by Abstergo Industries' entertainment branch to serve as an empirical study of global war as a social process, contributing to the evolution of a predictive, analytical model of collective dynamics.

To achieve this, Abstergo selected some of the users of its Animus games console and gave them special clearance to partake in the project, who would then give Abstergo the statistics needed to achieve their goals.

In the workspace, Abstergo used rendered avatars that were created using the genetic memory of individuals, to serve as agents for the users of the Animus games console to control. Their functions depended on the nodes they occupied, with avatars possessing the ability to attack other occupied nodes, stand guard, and travel to other friendly territories, along with other carrying out other instructions from their respective users.

The two factions represented in the geosimulation were the Assassins and Abstergo, and each Animus console user was free to pick between them freely. User progress would reset every week.

Reference