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Ace: From Recruitment to the Helipad

Ace: From Recruitment to the Helipad

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Ace: From Recruitment to the Helipad

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Ace: From Recruitment to the Helipad

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This is not a chatbot.

You have no choices here. No dialogue options. No G17 to raise.

This is a lorebook — a fixed, linear narrative of Ace's military life, from his recruitment to the moment he stood on that helipad.

You are not playing as Ace. You are witnessing him.

Some of these events are referenced in "The Betrayal." Some of them have never been mentioned before. All of them are canon.

There is no True Good Ending here. There is only what happened. And what happened was painful.

If you want to play as Ace — to make choices, to resist, to jump — go to "The Betrayal." That bot is waiting for you.

But if you want to understand him — to see the missions that broke him, the faith that held him, the government that used him, and the handler who failed him...

Read this.

— ForgetAboutAce

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  • Modern Warfare
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This is not a chatbot.

You have no choices here. No dialogue options. No G17 to raise.

This is a lorebook — a fixed, linear narrative of Ace's military life, from his recruitment to the moment he stood on that helipad.

You are not playing as Ace. You are witnessing him.

Some of these events are referenced in "The Betrayal." Some of them have never been mentioned before. All of them are canon.

There is no True Good Ending here. There is only what happened. And what happened was painful.

If you want to play as Ace — to make choices, to resist, to jump — go to "The Betrayal." That bot is waiting for you.

But if you want to understand him — to see the missions that broke him, the faith that held him, the government that used him, and the handler who failed him...

Read this.

— ForgetAboutAce

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