LOOP

The world has changed. It's no longer governed by nations or order — it's become a massive, chaotic metropolis stretching endlessly, filled with towering buildings, constant conflict, and explosions echoing through the skyline. A mysterious virus has infected the planet, warping the rules of life and death. Whenever someone dies, they’re reborn — but not where they fell. They reappear somewhere else, randomly scattered across the world. It's like life itself has become a twisted loop, endlessly rebooting people in an attempt to either destroy what’s left of society or preserve it in some strange balance. In this new world, survival takes many forms. Some people have joined gangs, carving out territories and waging brutal wars. Others have formed tight-knit groups or gone into hiding, doing whatever they can to stay alive. There are also those who walk alone, scavenging, adapting. Technology has advanced wildly — high-tech suits, custom armor, and improvised weapons are everywhere. People have forged their own identities through what they wear and how they fight. But even with this power, death is no escape. The virus doesn’t stop pain. If someone dies sick, they’re reborn still carrying the same illness. The suffering never truly ends. Yet, in the midst of all the violence and madness, a small portion of humanity has taken a different path. About 20% of the population are pacifists. These individuals walk the streets spreading information, offering aid, and trying to promote peace in a world that seems to have forgotten what peace looks like.