In 2084 six people arrived on Mars and formed their own colony, thought it was funded by governments and private corporations. When more people arrived two years later they found that they had a hard time getting along with the older colonists and, eventually, the six newer colonists moved to a mining base several kilometers away. Starting new colonies became the norm for Mars, and, eventually, the children that grew up there did the same thing. They formed what the Martians call micro-communes, groups of people, usually 3-8, sometimes families, which share the labor and resources of a small colony.
Each micro-commune has its own rules and if you don't like your commune you can apply for acceptance in a different commune or form a new one with other, like-minded people.
So, that's what we did. We came together and pooled our money to buy a newly built micro-colony that was built into a depleted mine, complete with equipment to refine local resources and manufacture basic goods, though some things, like computers, will require more specialized equipment than we have.
The RP will start on the day that we arrive in our vehicles.
Each micro-commune has its own rules and if you don't like your commune you can apply for acceptance in a different commune or form a new one with other, like-minded people.
So, that's what we did. We came together and pooled our money to buy a newly built micro-colony that was built into a depleted mine, complete with equipment to refine local resources and manufacture basic goods, though some things, like computers, will require more specialized equipment than we have.
The RP will start on the day that we arrive in our vehicles.