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>>2908
It depends.
The Hub is actually divided into many areas. The most commonly known one is the 'Central'. The name isn't very bright or innovative, but it really is the center, both by location and logistics. Most of the embassies, passages, and even Celom connections are located in the Central. Many entertainment centers, too. And the Market is there. Why? Because it is the only area accessible for people that are not registered in the system (NOOBs) - they don't have a 'snap'. Nothing outside the Central exists for them while they're in the Hub, and they won't even remember anyone who left the area. Don't ask me about the details, it's some kind of magic, not my thing.
Because of that, the Central is not very divided by itself. Every time you visit this place, there will be a different pool of people present, from many different, often very obscure worlds. This is constantly changing. People won't divide into groups because it's barely possible to meet the same person more than once unless you deliberately search for them.
Outside of the Central, it is a little bit different, yes. Since only snapped people can be there - and there's simply not that many of them - everybody knows each other and obviously, some groups form. There are two ways about it - some groups are so extremely different, they migrate to completely different districts of the Hub. Henna is the best example. These people are so weird - sorry, guys - that they created a place for themselves almost completely separate from the rest of the Hub, with only a single possible entrance. Nobody ever goes there to socialize, only some individuals sometimes enter Henna with some business already in mind.
The 'other way about it' - people don't care enough to organize. Too much. Even if they have houses in the Hub, they're barely present there, so there is no point in trying to change where they live. They spend their time mixed like everybody else, and when more of them gather together, there's often some kind of ideological clash - and the only result is that they soon get their ass spanked by me and the other girls. No gang wars, no ghettos.
...To be honest, every snowlake tries to be so unique that it's easier for them to be hating on everybody than find allies to group with. Most conflicts are individual, not group-based.
Same with 'cultural flavors'. Most of it is individual. When the Beat comes, we have a festival, and everybody brings a part of their cultire; (almost) every Xantesan resident has a stall with some stuff for everybody to try or take part in, be it food, clothes, dances, activities. Snapped guests come, participate. All fun as long nobody is fighting which forces me away from the Kanyan coffee stand.
tl;dr other than some extremely incompatible groups people are too far up their asses to create a 'culture'. Outside the Center, every house might as well be a different country.
>>2909
Yes. Smashing a rock through a reinforced space suit would be quite 'fucked up'.
>>2910
It's actually short for 'overtryhardernexttimen'.
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