The Current Game Situation
You are Spectrum Warrior Number . Are you a number, or a free man?
In the real world, Iraq invaded Kuwait in August of 1990 and then stopped. But in the alternate universe of the Spectrum Wars, Saddam Hussein paused only a week before his troops crashed into Saudi Arabia. This set into motion a series of events that led to 10 years of almost non-stop warfare around the world, the use of nuclear weapons for the first time since WWII, the split of the old USA into two rival nations, and the formation of a new and more violent world order.
Now, at the dawn of the 21st Century, the world has taken a collective breath as the first moments of peace in almost 10 years give a brief pause in the conflict. The World is now divided into 16 large power blocs, of varying levels of power. Some, like Russia, are nuclear-armed superpowers with a global reach, desperately trying to carve out new colonial empires to satisfy their need for scarce natural resources. Some, like the East African Alliance, are resource-rich third-world nations, desperately trying to maintain their independence in an increasingly violent world. And some, like Argentina, are emerging powers trying to carve out a place for themselves among the first-rank powers of the world.
Will the peace hold, or is the world about to experience another World War? I wouldn't bet on Peace.
The Game has now officially begun!
After the Turn 2.0 results, there are now two open positions.
You can join the game as the Black Bandits or the Green Guerrillas.
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