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Cassandra: Neurax VS Bioweapon

- This is an IndigoFenix scenario. Expect new mechanics. -

Sometimes, in order to conquer the world, you have to save it first...

Armed with cunning, foresight, and the ability to manipulate human thought, it's up to the most unlikely of heroes to protect humanity from its own deadliest creation.

It's Neurax vs Bioweapon in a fight for the fate of humanity!

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This is a heavily plot-based scenario. It's basically a \"puzzle game\". Pay attention to the popups - if you try to play it like a normal plague, you'll lose!

Zombies have Z-Com and Vampires have Templars, but the Neurax Worm has always had it easy. This scenario will change all that.

You have about a year to prepare. Use it, because once the bioweapon shows up, it hits HARD. Fortunately, you have many tools to assist you...

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Features:

Real fake multiplayer action. Yes, the weapon actually spreads out across the map and can be blocked off by closing ports! If you plan ahead, you might be able to cut it off...

An in-depth plot with multiple story branches. Use syndromes to manipulate the actions of Patient Zero, with various in-game consequences. It may even be possible to gain humanity's worship without overriding their brains...

Several all-new abilities. Trigger OCD and paranoia to prevent disease, produce antibodies to fight it, dissolve into the brain to become harder to notice, or send warnings to humanity by creating hallucinations of a golden deity...

New uses for old abilities. Calm down (or speed up) a rebellion, confuse the scientists working on the bioweapon, help interrogate a terrorist, or sow chaos and bring down the evil corporation behind it all!

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Programming this was a challenge, but I've had plenty of fun testing it. Every game is different, which should add to the replay value. Hope you all enjoy it as much as I did :)

Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual events or locales or persons, living or dead, is entirely coincidental. Except for the mythological references. Those are deliberate.

I made a guide here for those having trouble. (Spoiler warning obviously).

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