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Survival Difficulty Class: 0

Here is Level 25. It's where I currently am, and it's the location I'm going to be describing to you all. One way or another.
As much as I may dislike those template pages and articles given to me by the M.E.G., I'm still going to keep my thoughts and
observations still and proper, like a true writer.
So, Level 25 is a large video game arcade room. I named it Level 25 for a very special reason, but that reason is something I'll have to get back to. For now, I feel I should take some notes and pictures on the general architecture of this Level. So, without further hesitancy. Level 25:Level 25, at least on the surface, is just an arcade. A pretty busted one at that, too.
However, I feel this levels holds a pretty big secret too, or at least a bigger picture than just some random arcade level. This place is somewhere I like to call the "Quarter Hub".

The layout of Level 25 is surprisingly small, actually. From my few weeks of walking, I have hit the 'end' of The Quarter Hub before, albeit only once. I'd say this level is about eight to ten miles long because of that.
This whole level is coated in dust and signs of mellowing. From the aforementioned dust, to fading paint on the arcades and all colours wall paint, all the way to the occasional finding of mould, faulty electrical outlets, and dripping water from pipes up above the polystyrene
ceiling.
The rooms themselves are all sorts of shapes and sizes, and usually all contain arcade cabinets. Even the hallways that intersperse the large 'play rooms', as I'll dub them, can have one or two arcade machines placed within them.

There is no base, outpost or community in this level

Entrances: Level 25's entrances and exits are virtually identical, as the arcade machines to enter or leave Level 25 can be found both in this level and the other tethered levels. The unique entrance to Level 25 is in Level 4 , whereby a single door resembling that of a janitors closet can occasionally be spotted in isolated, small rooms of the aforementioned office level.

Exits: For exits, however, working arcade machines have been known to transport to the following levels:
Level 0
Level 5
Level 9
Level 10
Level 11
Level 19
Level 24
Level 29
Level 37
Level 50
Level 90
Level 108
Level 120
Level 141
Level 150
Level 165
Level 188
Level 201
Level 790
Level 888

Description
Survival Difficulty Class: 0

Here is Level 25. It's where I currently am, and it's the location I'm going to be describing to you all. One way or another.
As much as I may dislike those template pages and articles given to me by the M.E.G., I'm still going to keep my thoughts and
observations still and proper, like a true writer.
So, Level 25 is a large video game arcade room. I named it Level 25 for a very special reason, but that reason is something I'll have to get back to. For now, I feel I should take some notes and pictures on the general architecture of this Level. So, without further hesitancy. Level 25:Level 25, at least on the surface, is just an arcade. A pretty busted one at that, too.
However, I feel this levels holds a pretty big secret too, or at least a bigger picture than just some random arcade level. This place is somewhere I like to call the "Quarter Hub".

The layout of Level 25 is surprisingly small, actually. From my few weeks of walking, I have hit the 'end' of The Quarter Hub before, albeit only once. I'd say this level is about eight to ten miles long because of that.
This whole level is coated in dust and signs of mellowing. From the aforementioned dust, to fading paint on the arcades and all colours wall paint, all the way to the occasional finding of mould, faulty electrical outlets, and dripping water from pipes up above the polystyrene
ceiling.
The rooms themselves are all sorts of shapes and sizes, and usually all contain arcade cabinets. Even the hallways that intersperse the large 'play rooms', as I'll dub them, can have one or two arcade machines placed within them.

There is no base, outpost or community in this level

Entrances: Level 25's entrances and exits are virtually identical, as the arcade machines to enter or leave Level 25 can be found both in this level and the other tethered levels. The unique entrance to Level 25 is in Level 4 , whereby a single door resembling that of a janitors closet can occasionally be spotted in isolated, small rooms of the aforementioned office level.

Exits: For exits, however, working arcade machines have been known to transport to the following levels:
Level 0
Level 5
Level 9
Level 10
Level 11
Level 19
Level 24
Level 29
Level 37
Level 50
Level 90
Level 108
Level 120
Level 141
Level 150
Level 165
Level 188
Level 201
Level 790
Level 888