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8/2/2004 12:09:59 AM
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Laser War: Apocalypse
The heroes of old have become the legends of today. This is Laser War.
It is around a 100 years in the future. So because of this characters from previous games can return you can make up how but to make everthing equal your forces half to start over again. You must rebuild your Empires and armies once again.
FOR THE NEW FORUM GOERS:
Anyone can play this game. We not only welcome new users, we encourage them to participate. You can just jump right in, although I would reccomend watching others first.
The rules are simple and few-
You can't just say, "Bang, Somebodies dead!" You have to fight them and give them an equal chance. How do you do that? Be creative.
You can have armies, but you can't amass a massive army in the blink of an eye. It takes days to amass an army.
Alliances are important in this game, but we want to avoid having everyone flock over to one side and ganging up on a few rogues. But do what you like.
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Flaming Ninja: I want some of those. Suggest that for the Bungie store... Seraph: I turn to face you once more, and I inform you of my plan. Essentially, the universe operates within an oscillating current, a waveform, you might say. We are approaching it's peak in the force I have called Chaos. My masters called it a different name, a more terrible name... they knew it's power. For this reason my predecessors were sent, and now so am I. This may be my time. You are young, rescourceful, brave... I sense the truth in you, that spark that births a true leader. In the case of my time ending here, I have given you a gift. The sphere is a neural imbedding program that will allow you to take my place... as Praetor. I know that your heart does not lie there, so I ask you, if you should choose not to accept it, to entrust it to someone of great value, someone who would uphold the standard my masters have set... before I explain my plan to you, I must know your decision. Will you take up my burden?
