GOAL IN SIGHT
Reacting out of desperation, as soon as their T-34 was destroyed, a stranded IF crew jumped out of the burning wreck to avoid the flames, only to be killed by the UC infantry waiting for them. The absence of infantry of their own made the IF easy prey for the many anti-tank crews operating in conjunction with their armored companies. This process repeated itself all along the river shore, resulting every time, in the presence of a fallen crew near their downed machine. Grey walls that before fired in succession at the entrenched UC soon burned across the steppe. Tanks rested on top of tanks. Students fell on top of students for kilometers on end, succumbing to the ensuing struggle for their nations' supremacy in a computer-generated competition. The sight of such cold-blooded actions br
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