Gonzalez
Sonny, I Watched the Vault Bein' Built!

This game takes place in a universe simil to that of the "Wasteland" series.
The bombs fell, no one knows why, it was sudden, and you no longer have mass media to explain the world for you, there is just silence. All of a sudden the planet entered the phase of "post apocalyptic", in a matter of days the world was different, harsher, unforgiving, where survival is the main part of every day's life.
There was a US Army tank regiment out in maneuvers in the Arizona Dessert, because of their location away from any city they had been safe from the bombms, but without a government to serve to, the military verticality helped little to provide cohesion. Soon madness took over the ranks, many, unable to face the new world, and sure that everyone they ever knew was dead, commited suicide. Others, against the orders of their superiors who were trying to keep the regiment organized, maybe to form a comunity, maybe to help everyone survive, maybe to deny the new situation they were in, desserted in a blind hope to find their families. Soon, the lidership also left, what was left of the survivors who hadn't left already grabbed whatever gear they could and dispersed into the dessert, in a hope to survive, perhaps out of habit, perhaps because there was nothing else left to do.
One of such groups mounted on their armored vehicle, got fuel and supplies and brought it to life, to use as a mean of transport, or perhaps not to let it die with the rest of the regiment's tanks, left out to bake in the desert sun. They didn't had much of an idea of where to go. Should they go into one of the now probably irradiated cities, in search of survivors, perhaps groups of srvivors already mounting a comunity? Or try to look for one such comunity in an area much less likely to have been hit by he bombs, perhaps a forgotten dessert town. They had maps, but with the world changed, how much of what was in the maps was now different? They would have to go out there and find out.

The bombs fell, no one knows why, it was sudden, and you no longer have mass media to explain the world for you, there is just silence. All of a sudden the planet entered the phase of "post apocalyptic", in a matter of days the world was different, harsher, unforgiving, where survival is the main part of every day's life.
There was a US Army tank regiment out in maneuvers in the Arizona Dessert, because of their location away from any city they had been safe from the bombms, but without a government to serve to, the military verticality helped little to provide cohesion. Soon madness took over the ranks, many, unable to face the new world, and sure that everyone they ever knew was dead, commited suicide. Others, against the orders of their superiors who were trying to keep the regiment organized, maybe to form a comunity, maybe to help everyone survive, maybe to deny the new situation they were in, desserted in a blind hope to find their families. Soon, the lidership also left, what was left of the survivors who hadn't left already grabbed whatever gear they could and dispersed into the dessert, in a hope to survive, perhaps out of habit, perhaps because there was nothing else left to do.
One of such groups mounted on their armored vehicle, got fuel and supplies and brought it to life, to use as a mean of transport, or perhaps not to let it die with the rest of the regiment's tanks, left out to bake in the desert sun. They didn't had much of an idea of where to go. Should they go into one of the now probably irradiated cities, in search of survivors, perhaps groups of srvivors already mounting a comunity? Or try to look for one such comunity in an area much less likely to have been hit by he bombs, perhaps a forgotten dessert town. They had maps, but with the world changed, how much of what was in the maps was now different? They would have to go out there and find out.

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