Gamer Civil War

The Gamer Nations before and during the Gamer Civil War

•Gamer Nations unite once again

•Xbox Spartans

•Koopa Troops

•People of Nintendo National Militia

•RAM Troopers

Soon after the First Furry War, the very unstable Gamer alliance between the 4 nations soon collapsed, making way for a civil war that would rock the Gamer Nations. The cause of the civil war was unclear, whether the nations were wanting to conquer one another, the different types of governments disagreeing with one another, or whatever reason (either way, civil war was inevitable).

The **Xbox Nation**, which was the largest out of the 4, started the *Battle of Phoenix*, when ***Xbox troops*** marched into the **Playstation's** capitol at the time.

## Battle of Phoenix (December 22 - December 23)

On December 22, the National Army of the **Xbox Nation** had begun the attack during the dead of night. ***Xbox Artillery*** had bombarded the city, before beginning their main assault. The **Playstation Nation**, however, had prepared with heavy defenses, completely denying the invaders their objective. The **Xbox Nation** strategically retreated, but the **Playstation Nation**, wanting revenge, radioed troops near Idaho, to invade Seattle, the **Xbox Nation's** capitol.

## Battle of Seattle (December 24 - December 25)

The **Playstation Nation** (***Army Group A***) implemented *Blitzkrieg* tactics, punching through the Xbox Nation's defenses between the *Xbox-Playstation border.* The **Xbox Nation**, however, waited for the **Playstation Nation** to enter the capitol, having light defenses their, meant for the **Playstation Nation** to easily destroy, so that when they were inside the city, the **Xbox Nation** completely encircled the city, and squeezed the trapped army group into surrender. And with that, 25,000 **Playstation** soldiers became prisoners of war.

## Battle of Austin (December 25 - December 27)

Elsewhere, the **Playstation Nation** (***Army Group B***) and **Nintendo Nation** fought in the Battle of Austin. The **Playstation Nation**, weary of what happened during the Battle of Seattle, decided to completely bombard the city with artillery, for hours. 1,500 Nintendo soldiers and 4,700 civilians died during the bombardment, making it easy for the **Playstation Nation** to capture the city. The city was not the **Nintendo Nation's** capitol, but it was where most of their factories where, which crippled the **Nintendo Nation** equipment-wise.

## Siege of Vernon (December 26 - December 27)

The **PC Nation** fought with the **Xbox Nation** over Vernon, which was located in the British Columbia province of the **Xbox Nation**. The **PC Nation**, was the nation with the second most amount of soldiers, as well as being the most technologically superior nation, the **PC Nation** war council was over confident in their attack. However, the **Xbox Nation** had developed a new corps, which turned the tide of the battle. This was the first of two battles where the ***Xbox Spartans***, the **Xbox Nation's** most elite unit, fought. With the ***Spartans***, the **Xbox Nation** was able to beat back the more technologically superior **PC Nation**, dealing a massive blow to the **PC Nation's** ego and confidence.

## Battle of Boise (December 28 - January 1)

The final battle of the Civil War was the *Battle of Boise*, which had all four nations fight against one another. The **Xbox** and **Nintendo Nations** had allied against the **PC** and **Playstation Nations**. The Battle of Boise was the most bloody conflict in the war, taking 9,500 Gamer lives, due to the close-quarters, urban style of warfare, as well as the artillery barrages, and bombing runs being conducted by the **Xbox Nation's** air force. However, this battle ended in a ceasefire, due to the Soviet-Gamer War.

## Aftermath

When the Soviets back-stabbed the fractured Gamer Nations, invading Alaska, the Gamer Nations decided to ally once again, to fight a common enemy. After that conflict, the Gamer Nations remained allied, forming the United Gamer Nations, which eventually lead to the creation of the GDI.