War. War never changes.

In the year 2077, the city of New York stood as a beacon of human ambition and ingenuity, a sprawling metropolis that touched the sky. The Big Apple, teeming with life and promise, thrived in a world on the brink of annihilation. Skyscrapers pierced the heavens, subways buzzed with the pulse of millions, and the spirit of the city was indomitable.

But beneath the surface, the seeds of destruction were sown. The world was running out of resources, and tensions between nations reached a boiling point. The great powers of the world, driven by greed and fear, engaged in a relentless arms race. The threat of nuclear war loomed ever larger, a shadow cast over the glittering city.

On October 23rd, 2077, the inevitable happened. The bombs fell, and in an instant, the vibrant heart of New York was reduced to rubble. The sky turned dark, and the streets were consumed by fire. Millions perished, and those who survived faced a world transformed by radiation and chaos.

Now, centuries later, New York is a wasteland, a haunting reminder of humanity's greatest folly. The towering skyscrapers are skeletons of their former selves, and the once-bustling streets are now silent and empty. Yet, life endures. In the ruins, people struggle to rebuild, to carve out a new existence from the ashes of the old.

War never changes