- ...The technological level at Camp 101 is quite advanced. They are depicted as wasteland people educated by a shelter. They possess characteristics of both blue coats and wastelanders. I even suspect they might be hybrids of both.0

- According to their claims, residents of Shelter 101 only send a few individuals out from the gate when necessary. Sometimes it's to collect resources, sometimes to gather samples from the wasteland, or collect data, but they usually don't stay for too long.0

- They have no currency, not even the concept of property. Instead, various points and contributions based on professions and positions determine a person's standard of living.5

- For example, regular employees can access standard unit living provisions. Employees in technical fields can enjoy additional consumer goods on top of the standard provisions. Additionally, there are regular KPI assessments determining the percentage of extra provisions...0

- Of course, these are all inferences I made from plot dialogues, not necessarily accurate. Compared to Hope Town, it's more like a paradise comprised of a few lucky ones.0

- There are several remarkable technologies there. They can make drones very small and can convert carbon dioxide into food. Currently, it's unclear how they achieve this, but one thing is certain. Due to the absence of currency, Camp 101 probably can't engage in free trade like Boulder Town.1

- But that doesn't...0