T800 Flythrough

1: The Calm Before the Storm

Coiot: I was going to do a narration for these slides since the website script requires some text to be present. It has been a few rough work days which left me no time... so enjoy this dumb AI generated slop instead.

For decades, the world has been at peace, but tensions simmer beneath the surface. Across the oceans, the islanders of Bora Bora and Singapore flourish, their navies dominating the seas. Meanwhile, Mogadishu thrives as a coastal power, its merchants growing wealthy through commerce and diplomacy

2: The Rising Threat

The Yellowknives carve their place in the north, their warriors hardened by the tundra. To the south, New Holland builds vast trade networks, while Ndongo establishes a mighty kingdom in the heart of the continent. The Khoshuts, nestled between giants, secretly form a defensive pact with Mogadishu. Trade agreements are signed, but both sides know that ink dries faster than trust.

3: New Holland’s Gamble

The first battles erupt as New Holland and the Yellowknives contest the fertile lands between their growing empires. What begins as a series of border skirmishes soon escalates into full-scale war. New Holland sends explorers deep into Ndongo lands, offering advanced weaponry in exchange for access to key rivers. The Ndongo queen listens, but her warriors remain skeptical.

4: Osage’s Secret Plans

In the mountains, the Wahgi stand resilient, their warriors defending their territory against all who would seek to claim it. The Osage expand through river valleys, their people forging a stronghold in the heartland. In the shadowed halls of Osage’s capital, emissaries from Selkups and Sierra Leone whisper of a coming storm. An alliance is proposed, but the price may be too steep.

5: Singapore's Bold Move

Meanwhile, Mogadishu and Singapore eye each other warily, their naval dominance challenged by rival fleets. The trade routes that once united them now spark tension, as each seeks to control the flow of goods and power. Singapore, ever the merchant king, brokers a deal between Wahgi and the Yellowknives. But peace is a fragile thing, and greed an ever-hungry beast.

6: Faroes on the Defensive

The Faroes prepare for war as whispers of invasion reach their icy shores. A fleet is built, but will it be enough? Ndongo, seeing an opportunity, expands aggressively, its armies marching toward Sierra Leone. The smaller kingdom prepares to defend itself, but it is clear that they stand little chance alone.

7: A Broken Treaty

To the west, the Dzungars and Khoshuts, once nomadic horsemen, carve out powerful empires. Their cavalry storms across the plains, overwhelming lesser foes and establishing dominance over the steppe. The Dzungars, true to their warrior nature, break a truce with the Khoshuts and march toward their capital. The first battle of the war has begun.

08: Mogadishu Strikes Back

Mogadishu, seeing their allies under siege, rallies their navy and launches a daring counterattack against the Dzungars' supply lines.

09: The Fall of an Empire?

The Khoshuts’ capital burns, their warriors fighting a desperate battle in the streets. Reinforcements from Singapore are days away. Will they last that long?

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The first great war begins. The Yellowknives and New Holland clash in brutal battles, neither willing to surrender. Singapore and Mogadishu engage in fierce naval duels, their fleets battling for control of the seas. Mogadishu’s navy intercepts an invasion force. The battle rages across the waves, but victory is uncertain.

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Ndongo’s armies sweep through Sierra Leone, but resistance is stronger than expected. The besieged kingdom fights with desperation, refusing to be erased from history without a struggle.

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Ndongo launches a surprise counterattack! Queen Nzinga’s warriors reclaim lost territory in a stunning reversal.

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The Osage Confederacy breaks a century-old peace treaty. The war for the plains has begun.

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The balance of power shifts as Ndongo’s forces finally breach the walls of Sierra Leone’s capital. The kingdom falls, its survivors scattering into the wilderness. Ndongo solidifies its control over the region.

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The Selkups and Faroes, once peaceful, now find themselves dragged into conflict. Their lands, rich in resources, are too valuable to remain untouched. The frozen north becomes a battleground. The Selkups brace for invasion. Their warriors, clad in furs and armed with iron, prepare to defend their frozen homeland.

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Sierra Leone’s golden age has turned into a desperate fight for survival. Their once-thriving capital is now a battleground.

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On the seas, Singapore gains the upper hand against Mogadishu, securing dominance over key trade routes. With newfound power, they look toward expansion, setting their sights on the scattered islands of Bora Bora.

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The Wahgi warriors storm a city thought impenetrable. Their arrival signals a shift in power.

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Yellowknives warbands push farther south than ever before. The tundra is no longer their prison—it is their launching ground.

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The Faroes, once kings of the sea, are now fighting on land. The transition is proving… difficult.

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The Dzungars' iron grip tightens around the last holdouts of resistance. The steppe belongs to them now.

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The tides of war shift once more as Mogadishu launches a daring naval invasion against Singapore, attempting to break their stranglehold on the eastern seas. However, Singapore’s fleet is prepared, and the battle descends into a brutal war of attrition on the high seas.

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The Dzungars, sensing weakness, strike deep into Osage territory, attempting to seize their heartland in a swift assault. The Osage, though outnumbered, mount a fierce defense, turning their river valleys into death traps for the invaders.

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Meanwhile, Wahgi forces launch a surprise attack on New Holland’s western frontier, hoping to cripple their industrial heartland. The Dutch, however, prove resilient, and the battle turns into a grinding war of attrition.

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Selkups and Faroes, former allies, turn against each other in a desperate struggle for dominance in the frozen north. As winter sets in, their forces are locked in an unforgiving stalemate, with neither side willing to yield.

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Ndongo, having consolidated power in the south, turns its attention toward Sierra Leone, seeking to eliminate their longtime rival once and for all. A massive siege begins, with Sierra Leone’s capital surrounded by overwhelming force.

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In a stunning reversal, Khoshuts break their uneasy truce with the Bora Bora forces and storm their island strongholds. The once-peaceful archipelago is engulfed in flames as Khoshut warriors fight their way through narrow jungle passes.

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Singapore, battered from its naval war with Mogadishu, turns inward, fortifying its core cities. The leadership debates whether to continue fighting or seek allies in the growing chaos. Meanwhile, Yellowknives expand their reach, absorbing smaller remnants of fallen civilizations.

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As the battle for Sierra Leone’s capital rages on, reinforcements from the Dzungars arrive unexpectedly. Instead of aiding the defenders, they attack, seeking to claim the city for themselves. Sierra Leone is now besieged on all sides.

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The Wahgi, having taken everything they wanted, now stand at a crossroads. Will they be conquerors or caretakers?

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Mogadishu, unable to break through Singapore’s naval defenses, launches a desperate land offensive instead. The move backfires as their supply lines stretch too thin, leaving them vulnerable to counterattacks from an unexpected coalition of Khoshuts and Bora Bora survivors.

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Osage forces make a final stand against the Dzungars, but their lines are breaking. With reinforcements unlikely, they retreat into the forests, hoping to wage a guerrilla war. Meanwhile, the Dzungars turn their sights toward the rapidly expanding Yellowknives empire.

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The great empires are now reduced to their strongest factions. Singapore, Ndongo, New Holland, and Yellowknives stand among the last true powers, while the remaining civilizations either fall in line or face destruction. The world is heading for its final, climactic showdown.

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The final alliances are crumbling as desperation takes hold. Singapore and Mogadishu launch a coordinated strike against Ndongo, hoping to eliminate a powerful contender. But Ndongo is prepared, countering with devastating force and pushing their attackers back. The battlefield is becoming a graveyard of fallen empires.

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As the war rages on, the tides turn against the Selkups. Their remaining forces are driven into the icy wastes, leaving them vulnerable to a swift and brutal end. Meanwhile, New Holland and Yellowknives engage in a brutal clash, neither willing to give an inch. The world is on the brink of its final reckoning.

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The battlefield is drenched in fire and steel as the last great war erupts. The Selkups, holding onto their icy strongholds, mount a desperate defense against the relentless march of New Holland’s disciplined forces. Meanwhile, the Osage and Wahgi form a fragile alliance, pushing back against the ever-expanding reach of the Yellowknives.

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Ndongo’s warriors strike from the south, cutting through the remnants of Sierra Leone’s battered army. The once-thriving coastal empire now finds itself on the brink of annihilation, its last city under siege from all sides. The Dzungars, ever opportunistic, exploit the chaos to raid supply lines, but they soon find themselves surrounded by Mogadishu’s naval superiority.

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In a bold gambit, Khoshuts unleash their elite cavalry upon the unsuspecting forces of Bora Bora, hoping to take control of key islands. However, Singapore’s advanced fortifications prove too much, repelling the invaders and shifting the momentum in their favor. The tides of war continue to shift, but fewer stand to claim the final prize.

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The battle reaches a fever pitch as Wahgi’s mountain strongholds fall to Yellowknives’ unyielding assault. New Holland, sensing weakness, betrays its former allies and launches a surprise attack on the Osage heartland. Chaos reigns as the final contenders struggle to seize control of the world.

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Selkups make their last stand in the frozen north, but they are outmatched. As their cities burn, Ndongo and Khoshuts fight for dominance in the central plains. The once-mighty Dzungars are no more, their people scattered to the wind. The war has become a battle of attrition, and only the strongest will endure.

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Only three remain: New Holland, Yellowknives, and Singapore. Singapore, ever the cunning survivor, brokers a temporary truce with Yellowknives to turn their combined strength against New Holland. The Dutch resistance crumbles, their empire reduced to ruins. But just as Singapore moves to claim victory, Yellowknives betrays them in a decisive final strike

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The once-proud cities of Singapore fall silent as Yellowknives’ forces march through their streets. The battlefield is eerily still. After countless betrayals, broken alliances, and devastating wars, only one civilization remains standing. The Yellowknives, battered but unbroken, have conquered the world.

43: A New World Order

The war is over. The map has been redrawn. Some civilizations stand victorious, while others fade into history. But the world will never be the same.

Next time: The final battles begin. Who will rise? Who will fall? And will anyone remain to tell the tale? Find out in the next episode of Civ Battle Royale!

T800 Flythrough – S4

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