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Crypto

Crypto was one of the smaller racing teams during the SR-2 league, with performance being a mixed bag of peaks and pits. They kept all their information private, with no methods to extract it, and whatever the pilots bring up when interviewed tend to be a bit broad. They have also been seen to be using vehicles from brands not partaking in the sport such as Jupiter, Excluva, and Kubishu Motors.

By the SR-3, one of Variar's pilots had joined Crypto to see what was going on within the team, only to witness that they were founded in India, and have been holding files hostage from said companies until they handed over their best performing vehicles in order to keep racing. When this information reached league officials, Crypto was disqualified and banned for the remainder of the season.

Surprisingly, the supposed headquarters of the team was destroyed by outraged civilians when the news hit, and no notice from the nation was made for 2 decades.

The team was reformed some time after the SR-A was announced. Purchasing assets from a failing Russian company, they created a new craft to compete in the SR once again. While the veteran teams welcomed them back to the roster, some of the newcomers didn't seem to enjoy their presence.

The L-KCO craft has one of the more unusual, yet flawed designs, with the main engine separate from the main hull. The pilot cannot stop once the engine starts up, that is until the ship either runs out of fuel or is turned off manually from the outside. To prevent the former outcome, Crypto had made a second AG craft designed to shut off the main engine.

Despite a low safety rating the ship had acquired, Crypto's pilots remained loyal, knowing that they got to try out the new technology for the first time within the African nation.


Tigron was a heavy influence on the craft's design when I made this craft in both beta and final versions.