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==History== |
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| − | Null Sector was formed as a consequence of the United Kingdom's harsh treatment toward its omnic population. Much of modern England was built on the backs of omnic laborers, who did dangerous and menial work, but were simultaneously denied basic rights and citizenship. Omnics were forced to undergo mandatory registration, and were treated as if under military occupation; marched throughout the streets by armed soldiers, and forced to be scanned at omnic transit checkpoints. As a result, Null Sector enjoyed popular support among England's omnic population. |
+ | Null Sector was formed as a consequence of the United Kingdom's harsh treatment toward its omnic population. Much of modern England was built on the backs of omnic laborers, who did dangerous and menial work, but were simultaneously denied basic rights and citizenship. Omnics were forced to undergo mandatory registration, and were treated as if under military occupation; marched throughout the streets by armed soldiers, and forced to be scanned at omnic transit checkpoints. As a result, Null Sector enjoyed popular support among England's omnic population. |
| − | Null Sector fought from the underground, and was willing to do "whatever it took" to achieve omnic equality. Null Sector gradually took control of more of London. Some accused them of being a terrorist organization. |
+ | Null Sector fought from the underground, and was willing to do "whatever it took" to achieve omnic equality. Null Sector gradually took control of more of London. Some accused them of being a terrorist organization. |
| − | Seven years before the present day, Null Sector launched the King's Row Uprising. The uprising saw London in flames. |
+ | Seven years before the present day, Null Sector launched the King's Row Uprising. The uprising saw London in flames. On the 27th day of the Uprising, the prime minister of England expressively forbade [[Overwatch (group)|Overwatch]] from interfering. By this point, Null Sector had taken Mayor [[Nandah]], [[Mondatta]], and a hundred other prisoners captive in a guarded power plant. Thousands in [[King's Row]] needed medical aid. [[Blackwatch]] agent [[McCree]] reported the hostage situation to Strike Commander [[Soldier: 76|Jack Morrision]]. After much deliberation, Morrison authorized an illegal Overwatch mission to end the crisis.<ref name = "TracerUprising"/> |
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Revision as of 04:12, 10 April 2017
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| “ | In a month, they've undone all the progress we've made and destroyed thousands of years of our history. | „ |
| ~ Tracer |
Null Sector was an extremist/terrorist group that utilized violent methods to achieve omnic rights. They operated out of the United Kingdom, in the heart of London.[1]
History
Null Sector was formed as a consequence of the United Kingdom's harsh treatment toward its omnic population. Much of modern England was built on the backs of omnic laborers, who did dangerous and menial work, but were simultaneously denied basic rights and citizenship. Omnics were forced to undergo mandatory registration, and were treated as if under military occupation; marched throughout the streets by armed soldiers, and forced to be scanned at omnic transit checkpoints. As a result, Null Sector enjoyed popular support among England's omnic population.
Null Sector fought from the underground, and was willing to do "whatever it took" to achieve omnic equality. Null Sector gradually took control of more of London. Some accused them of being a terrorist organization.
Seven years before the present day, Null Sector launched the King's Row Uprising. The uprising saw London in flames. On the 27th day of the Uprising, the prime minister of England expressively forbade Overwatch from interfering. By this point, Null Sector had taken Mayor Nandah, Mondatta, and a hundred other prisoners captive in a guarded power plant. Thousands in King's Row needed medical aid. Blackwatch agent McCree reported the hostage situation to Strike Commander Jack Morrision. After much deliberation, Morrison authorized an illegal Overwatch mission to end the crisis.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 2017-04-05, Overwatch Digital Comic: "Uprising" PlayOverwatch. Accessed on 2017-04-05