WW1 Simulator

WOrld War 1

War Simulator

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INTRODUCTION

Welcome to the WW1 QoL Simulator. In this simulation you will be transported into the game where you will undergo the challenges of a average soldier in WW1

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CHARACTERS

Dan Daly

Charles Whittlesey

Henry Johnson

Alvin York

ALL were heroic ALLIES During WW1

MISSIONS

Complete the missions to survive the war!

4 mons

3 Somme

2 VERDUN

1 Marne

Mission 1 Level 1/5

During World War One Thousands of Soldiers got Trench Fever. It was so much that 1/3-1/5 of all British Soliders got it! Here at the battle you feel woozy. What do you do?

Sit down and rest in bed

Get a doxycycline Injection and return

Eat Stew with herbs and return to the battle

Mission 1LEVEL 2/5

Finally you get better.Things are starting to look up! You now are on the offensive.What do you do?

Rush out of the tent screaming!

Run into the forest for the tactical advantage

Rush out of your tent not screaming

Mission 1LEVEL 3/5

Shrapnel has begun to fly around but you are in the forest. What is your next move?

conceal yourself in an oak tree

Climb up a tree to avoid the shrapnel

Hide under a rock and try not to get hit

Mission 1LEVEL 4/5

You have been assigned a buddy to stick with for the final days of the battle. As you wake up in the morning he is gone. What do you do?

Run out of the tent and try to find him

Leave him and radio command

Ask around the tent

Mission 1LEVEL 5/5

Its September 14, the battle has been won. Nobody has heard from your friend and you assume he is one of...

The 500,000 causualties; 250,000 dead

The 250,000 casualties; 150,000 dead

The 122,635 casualties; 36,798 dead

CONGRATULATIONS!

MISSION ONE HAS BEEN COMPLETED!REST AWHILE!

MISSION FAILED

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MISSIONS

Complete the missions to survive the war!

4 MONS

3 SOMME

2 VERDUN

1 MARNE

LEVEL 1/5

NEXT

You have been put in charge of managing supplies for the day. How many supplies does an army go through on average?

5000 tons/12000 men

1000 tons/12000 men

2750 Tons/1200 Men

LEVEL 2/5

NEXT

NEXT

You have run out of food! What do you do?

BEG for food from fiends

Head to the local village

GO out and find some

LEVEL 3/5

NEXT

NEXT

NEXT

While you were out in the village the Germans made an advance. They are using a balloon you have never seen before. What is it?

Zepplien

Chemical induced balloon of war

f-16 Balloon FIghter jet model 3

LEVEL 4/5

NEXT

For the next twenty minutes you and your team try to shoot the zepplien down.Once its down you smell something funny, What do you do?

Duck for cover

warn everyone else

try to cover your face

LEVEL 5/5

It was mustard gas,though luckily you survived. How many people died on average due to chemical warfare in WW1?

Write the incorrect answer here

Write the incorrect answer here

Write the correct answer here

CONGRATULATIONS!

Mission NUmber 2 has been Completed

MISSION FAILED

CONTINUE?

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NO

MISSIONs

Complete the missions to obtain the password numbers

4 MONs

3 somme

2 verdun

1 marne

LEVEL 1/5

You need to get control of the western front near the Somme river in France! What do you do?

Stand back and wait for germany to give up

Launch a military attack

Do nothing

LEVEL 2/5

You begin your week long bombardment and lose 1.7 million shells, but you fail to break any German defensesWhat do you do?

Try and invade germany

make more shells and continue the bombardment

give up and cry

LEVEL 3/5

You learned that a new cool and sci-fi technology called a tank is avaliable! Your friend wants to use it, do you want to use it too?

No, im better off not

Yes! PLease let me use the new and cool tech!

LEVEL 4/5

Thank goodness you didn't use that tank! Your new friend had mysteriously vanished after using it. You now have trauma and cant continue because of it.What do you do?

Hide

Push on and try to avenge your friend

Tell the general you cant continue on

LEVEL 5/5

The battle of Sommme concludes and you are now traumatized.What do you do?

Give up and never ever go back to war

die

Push on through the trauma

CONGRATULATIONS!

Youve survived another battle!Was it really worth it though?

MISSION FAILED

CONTINUE?

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missions

Complete the missions to obtain thenumbers of the password

4 MONs

3 somme

2 verdun

1 marne

LEVEL 1/3

You have been deployed into the final stretch,the Battle of Mons.You still have trauma and now pneumonia What do you do?

FOllow your general

Stray away from the group

Take a break and rest

LEVEL 2/3

An attack has been launched against your general, what do you do?

Run away

try to find a ditch and hide

recreate the titanic scene

LEVEL 3/3

The war is coming close to an end. What do you do?

Rush the german post

Return to camp

Hold out a little longer

CONGRATULATIONS!

THE WAR IS OVER!

YOU DIED

CONTINUE?

yes

NO

missions

The war is almost over!

4 mONS

3 somme

2 verdun

1 Marne

FINISH

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Números conseguidos de las misiones

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Misson1

Location; The Western Fronttime: 19:03 Date: September 6, 1914 The First Battle of Marne

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Danieldaly

Marine Sergeant Dan Daly entered World War I as one of the United States’ most famous Marines, having already won the Medal of Honor on two separate occasions for his service during the Boxer Rebellion and the U.S. occupation of Haiti. The 44-year-old continued to write his name into the history books during June 1918’s Battle of Belleau Wood, a month-long offensive that was one of the first major World War I battles fought by U.S. troops. On June 5, Daly bravely extinguished a fire on the verge of igniting a cache of explosive ammunition. Two days later, as his Marines were being shredded by enemy machine gun fire, Daly urged them to leave their cover and counterattack by supposedly screaming the famous words, “Come on, you sons of (bleep)! Do you want to live forever?!”

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HenryJhonson

Henry Johnson was the most famous member of the “Harlem Hellfighters,” an all-black National Guard unit that was among the first American forces to arrive in Europe during World War I. Johnson and his fellow African American soldiers spent their early days in the war performing unskilled manual labor before being sent to reinforce the depleted ranks of the French army.

MISSION2

Location; The Western FrontTime: 7:42 Date: December 16, 1916 The Battle of Verdun

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Misson3

Location; The Western Fronttime: 9:42 Date: November 16, 1916 The Battle of Somme

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Misson4

Location; The Western Fronttime: 21:14 Date: November 1, 1918 The Battle of Mons

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Charles Whittlesey

An attorney by trade, Major Charles Whittlesey later made his name as the uncompromising commander of the so-called “Lost Battalion,” an American unit that became stuck behind German lines. On October 2, 1918, the bookish and bespectacled Whittlesey led his men into hostile territory as part of a coordinated offensive in the Argonne Forest. But due to poor communication, his unit crossed the rough terrain too swiftly and was soon cut off and enveloped by German forces.

Alvin york

Sergeant Alvin York was once described as World War I’s “greatest civilian soldier,” yet he began the conflict as a conscientious objector. A deeply devout man from the small mountain town of Pall Mall, Tennessee, York initially resisted serving on the grounds that violence was against his religion. His request was denied, however, and in May 1918 he arrived in France along with the 82nd Division of the U.S. Army

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