City Limits

Fifteen years after a plague wipes out almost all adults, society fractures into scavenger factions and fortified enclaves. A fragile no-kill, no-guns truce coexists with brutal power grabs, while improvised technology and motorcycle culture define everyday life. The setting blends ruined urban landscapes with pockets of revived industry and resilience.

Los Angeles is depicted as a ruined, fenced-off metropolis where rival factions vie for control. Albert's Farm serves as a rare sanctuary and a refuge from the wasteland, while Sunya's Factory represents the encroaching corporate power. The Clippers territory marks the rebellious heart of the city, a battleground for rides, clashes, and shifting loyalties.

🏛️ Corporate Power

Sunya Corporation exerts overt influence, recruiting workers and steering the city with tacit government approval. Private interests shape public fate, revealing how power can masquerade as reconstruction. Loyalty is tested as coercion and profit blur ethical lines. The narrative investigates whether corporate rule can be tempered by collective action.

🤝 Community Unity

Survivors from different gangs learn to cooperate to reclaim the city. Albert's Farm becomes a hub for planning, trust-building, and mutual support. Personal bonds, including Lee's connection with Wickings, show how loyalty can cross factional boundaries to unite factions for a common goal.

🛠️ Rebuilding & Resistance

Resourceful improvisation and tech-savvy planning drive the assault on Sunya. The uniting of Clippers and DAs leads to a new, if fragile, order—an emergent Clippers Corporation intent on reclaiming the city. Rebuilding is framed as both political ambition and a fight for survival, where strategy and grit matter as much as sheer force.