Unconventional Conformity

Unconventional Conformity: The Initiative

An idealistic warlord strives to unite the world by force, cunning influence, and bribery. Positioning his operatives into high levels of countries political systems requires massive amounts of finances; finances which will be used to buy communism. He pulls all of his resources into a massive bankrolling operation, running interference across the globe to draw attention away from his real goal. He attacks a secret military complex with stupidifying force, capturing its scientific staff, the developed technology, and the store rooms upon store rooms of decommissioned nuclear warheads, to sell everything to the highest bidder. But once the base is under his control, he is kept from the stockpile of nuclear weapons by a single massive locked door. He’s set on doing whatever is necessary to unite the globe under his rule so he can redistribute the wealth and make everyone equal in order to stop suffering and inhumanities worldwide, believing whole heartedly that the ends justify the means. After capturing a prominent political advocate for ecologically friendly industry, the warlord, Cypher, tries to brainwash her into becoming a poster child for his cause. After acknowledging there is no option into burying the situation from its citizens, the United States army retaliates and tests his resolve. Cypher responds in kind, pitting countries against each others and then cutting their lines of communication.

The bleeding edge tactics and weapons involved uproot stale fighting. Submarines, naval destroyers, highways, and military bases are all fought tooth and nail over. Armor piercing shell casings sprinkle onto the highway at 80 miles per hour, underwater assault teams fight their way into submarine, AC-130s fill the sky with 105mm howitzer fire, Apache helios rain fire and missiles onto entrenched troops, snipers prove their decisively lethal talents, and M1 Abrahams tanks are given their proper respect. Unprecedented squad combat litters rooms with corpses as the argument for communism is made by bullets and won by bodies. Lines blur, sides change, and the whole concept of the soldier’s being becomes uprooted as the fighting becomes increasingly personal. Technical realism is redefined, and unprecedented attention is given to the weapons and tactics as the brutal fighting erupts. Weapons are pushed harder and further than their original intent, the results superior to their manufactures intention.

There’s no end to the destruction; the tactics constantly evolve as conditions continue to deteriorate. Style and finesse are heavily emphasized as any minute mistake results in death.