Then the story picks up in Tanoa, a Pacific island recently struck by a tsunami and going through a phase of political turmoil. Canonically, you don't and the war ends after the hopelessly outmatched AAF surrenders.
Also, not every member of CSAT is interested in going to war with NATO, as the Chinese aren't providing back up for their hotheaded african allies resisting NATO forces at the entrance of the Mediterranean.Īfter some weird quakes shook the island, you receive a radio transmition from a dying James, Miller's second in command, urging you to go to a location and disobey orders. The guerilla leader is killed in a friendly fire incident, and eventually CSAT backs down from the fight, leaving the AAF alone. With NATO gaining ground and the guerrillas disrupting the AAF, CSAT steps up its game and counterattacks NATO. On the side stories, you learn that NATO and CSAT are making lives miserable for civilians, the AAF have some competent commanders and soldiers, and the guerrillas aren't that good. Join a group of guerrillas and watch them get annihilated until a NATO CBG arrives and finally have a hope of defeating CSAT. You barely escape the island and arrive at a warn torn Altis. Then CSAT, an equivalent to NATO, arrives and fucks everything up. Through gradual fighting, the survivors turn the tables on the AAF and are about to escape Stratis and join the larger forxes in Altis. Then you fight a guerrilla war on the AAF, trying to contact NATO MEDCOM.
An organized response is upheld by Captain Miller, of a mysterious branch called CTRG.
The story starts in Stratis, where a NATO task force is finishing packing their stuff and leaving at the request of the government of Altis and Stratis, an island on the mediterranean sea that's on a low-intensity civil war.Īs Corporal Kerry, you are doing routine work when you find your CO dead on the side of the road, and the witness as the Altis Armed Forces start attacking the unprepared NATO presence, almost wiping it out.
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