I have a question about the circuitry in Uprising. On the show, most programs have white circuits and a secondary color circuit, example: Beck:White/Blue, Mara:White/Yellow. Now if they have a secondary color, their white circuit has a little blue highlight on the outline. If a program has just white circuitry and no secondary circuit color, there white circuit has a White Snow kinda outline highlight. Similarly applies with the lightcycle, except the lightcycle circuits have the programs secondary color as a highlight on the cycle. Does anyone know the reason for this?

ISOlatedThinker Wrote:I don't understand this either. That girl who tricked Zed(Her name escapes me at the moment) Had pink secondary colors, but her lightcycle trail was pink instead of white.

I've come to the conclusion that, in Argon, the vehicle color is independent of the program's and is customizable to fit their preferences. In Blackout, Zed's custom lightcycle had green circuitry, despite Zed having no green circuitry at all.

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Gridbug95 Wrote:Actually Zed's secondary color is green. If you look he has little blips of dark green around his torso. It seems like the bike-color and equipment clor of a program is consistent with their secondary color. But really I think it just "whatever the artists feel like"

For some reason I thought it was blue I certainly do like the secondary colors, though. They add a lot more color to the Grid other than just blue and red.

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I like how 'bad guy' programs like Paige and Pavel have red-orange as their primary color and red as their secondary. It's very subtle, but very nice.

epicpwner333 Wrote:In that case, why does Tesler not have red highlights? If Paige has them but Tesler doesn't.....what the heck? Pavel I understand. I think his primary programming is "evil".

I didn't mean to imply you can't be a bad guy without them...

Besides, Tessy is a whole multi-colored experience with his blues and green amongst his primary red-orangeyness.