CnC Post-War is a total conversion for Command & Conquer 3 Tiberium Wars featuring new Gameplay, Factions and Units. It is set in a near post-apocalyptic future world. The wastelands are showplace of the seemingly endless battles between different militant splinter groups. Become the leader of one of these factions and fight for their survival. Welcome to the Wasteland, Commander!

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sam_23694
sam_23694 - - 949 comments

nice everything

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Bakelit
Bakelit - - 397 comments

that reminds me a bit of cold war crisis :p

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conspirat
conspirat - - 39 comments

Thats soo true Bakelit. Wait till you see the HUD!

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Nuttah
Nuttah - - 1,201 comments

Quick question: Does this post apocalyptic future another one of those 'nothing but sand and ruins' futures?
They're getting a bit boring.
Oh and nice work, by the way.

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Gleny2416
Gleny2416 - - 151 comments

There usually isn't *much* left after an apocalyptic cataclysm...

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Nuttah
Nuttah - - 1,201 comments

Gleny:
Apocalyptic cataclysm is kind of overstating it. There's still Humans around.
Not much left is off by parsecs. Even a full-blown nuclear war would leave plenty of remains. And after the nuclear winter dies down, plant life would overgrow it in a matter of a generation or two.
And you can skip the winter if you don't take the overused nuclear road.
Sam:
But why does it have to be a desert?
Overgrown ruins in a grassland make much more sense. Not to mention it'd make a refreshing change.
And if the 'apocalyptic cataclysm' was bad enough to wipe out every settlement on the planet, which is a silly concept at its core, it still wouldn't account for all the sand. Turns out radiation really isn't that much of a hassle when you reproduce fast enough. And grass kind of does that.

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mey2015
mey2015 - - 76 comments

Not trying to be a smartelic or anything, but when would Chernobyl's wildlife grow back and be inhabitable again? Because it doesn't look like it might happen for another couple hundred years at most.

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OMFGitsST6
OMFGitsST6 - - 36 comments

He's not talking about animals. He mentioned plants. When you look at pictures of Chernobyl, you'd be right when you say that it's not exactly teeming with animal life. It is, however, quite overgrown by plants.

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Nuttah
Nuttah - - 1,201 comments

Since we seem to be posting replies with one year intervals, and in case someone actually sees this, Chernobyl is actually an impromptu wildlife reserve now.

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sam_23694
sam_23694 - - 949 comments

they have ruins and sand because u cant have a big base in a map full of buildings

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T.CrackIt Author
T.CrackIt - - 34 comments

Don't worry. Even if the 'nothing but sand and ruins' is the main scenery in actually any post apocalyptic future, not all maps will look like this.

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Nuttah
Nuttah - - 1,201 comments

Words cannot express my gratitude.

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conspirat
conspirat - - 39 comments

Thank god. Not entirely sand and dust after all. We are pretty sure some nation have missile defence shield (Eg. US and allies).

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