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The world is a simple, futuristic world, universal peace has been nearly achieved after the recent war, leaving most of the world ravaged and barren. Only the Alliance and rebels remain, all that's left of the rebels that is. Entire continents were ravaged, all life on those landscapes were wiped in an instant, leaving behind only radioactive swamps and ancient buildings. Is there any hope for the rebels? Or will the alliance annihilate the remainders and leave the world in a mechanized utopia?
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