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The year is 4048. Times are drastically different than what was once known. Humanity has been changed forever, as the rise of AI and cybernetic enhancements has replaced several industries. With this new rise of industrialism though, came the fall of the environment. Several parts of the world live under oxygen bubbles, as trees have been eradicated in the more populated areas of the world. There is one main continent left, and it is a time bomb waiting to explode. Regeneratione is one of last places that has a functioning society, albeit- filled with crime, opposing sides, and drama.
You will meet many types of people in Regeneratione- people who could with you, or against you.
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