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| == Plot == | == Plot == |
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| The game is set in a fictional country with similarities to the United Kingdom, from 1984 to 1991. The player is Alex Winston, who works at Channel One of the nation's largest television network. Formerly a janitor, Alex is suddenly thrust into the broadcast manager position when their predecessor, Dave, flees the country and Alex is forced to edit the election night broadcast in his place. Among their new duties, Alex is in charge of editing the nation's evening news programme, the National Nightly News. | The game is set in a fictional country with similarities to the United Kingdom, from 1984 to 1991. The player is Alex Winston, who works at Channel One of the nation's largest television network. Formerly a janitor, Alex is suddenly thrust into the broadcast manager position when their predecessor, Dave, flees the country and Alex is forced to edit the election night broadcast in his place. Among their new duties, Alex is in charge of editing the nation's evening news programme, the National Nightly News. |
| The story begins with the far-left progressive political party Advance, led by lawyer Julia Salisbury and television personality Peter Clement, winning an unexpected landslide victory. Advance implements several radical reforms, such as [[wealth redistribution]], [[right to die]] policies, and [[nationalization|nationalisation]] of several large corporations. As time goes on, Advance becomes increasingly authoritarian in their governance, including limiting the [[freedom of the press]] and requesting [[censorship]] of anti-government statements. The [[Resistance movement|resistance group]] Disrupt forms to counteract Advance's agenda. | The story begins with the far-left progressive political party Advance, led by lawyer Julia Salisbury and television personality Peter Clement, winning an unexpected landslide victory. Advance implements several radical reforms, such as [[wealth redistribution]], [[right to die]] policies, and [[nationalization|nationalisation]] of several large corporations. As time goes on, Advance becomes increasingly authoritarian in their governance, including limiting the [[freedom of the press]] and requesting [[censorship]] of anti-government statements. The [[Resistance movement|resistance group]] Disrupt forms to counteract Advance's agenda. |
Okumaya devam et...