raider silovik/ far cry 5 New Dawn

While the residents of Hope County struggled to rebuild their lives, a group of idealists led by Thomas Rush traveled across the remnants of the United States. They were a mobile brigade of construction workers, engineers, and soldiers, traveling by armored train from one settlement to another, helping to rebuild infrastructure. Rush's right-hand man and commander of the combat wing was the Security Captain (Cap). Carmi Rai (daughter of Nick and Kim Rai) contacts Rush and pleads for help: Hope County has been taken over by a gang called the Highwaymen. They are an international group of marauders who live by the law of force. They are led by twin sisters Mickey and Lou. Their philosophy is simple: the world is divided into "wolves" (those who take what they want by force) and "hares" (those who work and give up resources). Ironically, their late father had once formed a gang for protection, but the sisters killed him, deeming him "weak." Approaching Hope County, the Raiders ambush and blow up Rush's train. Almost the entire crew is killed. Mickey and Lou capture Rush, recognizing him as a valuable leader, and throw Cap into the river. Cap survives and makes it to Prosperity. Kim Rae hands over the reins of defense to him.

Seventeen years after the nuclear blast (the ending of Far Cry 5), the world has begun to recover. Hope County has become a thriving post-apocalyptic land, but its residents are terrorized by a gang of "Raiders" led by the brutal twin sisters Mickey and Lou. Over the course of several years of isolation, something terrible happened: Joseph psychologically broke the Handyman. Tormented by guilt over the deaths of his friends and the collapse of the world, the Handyman renounced his past, donned a faceless mask, and became a silent punisher in service to Sid, known as the Judge. Years later, the radiation on the surface subsided, and a period of "superbloom" began. Nature reclaimed the ruins of civilization, turning Hope County into a bright, neon-lit, yet dangerous land. The survivors emerged from their bunkers and attempted to build a peaceful life, founding a fortified settlement called Prosperity on the former farm of the Rye family. While the residents of Hope County struggled to rebuild their lives, a group of idealists led by Thomas Rush traveled across the remnants of the United States. They were a mobile brigade of builders, engineers, and soldiers, traveling by armored train from one settlement to another, helping to rebuild infrastructure. Rush's right-hand man and commander of the combat wing was the Security Captain (Cap). Carmi Rye (daughter of Nick and Kim Rye) contacts Rush and pleads for help: Hope County has been taken over by a gang called the Highwaymen. They are an international group of marauders who live by the law of force. They are led by twin sisters Mickey and Lou. Their philosophy is simple: the world is divided into "wolves" (those who take what they have by force) and "hares" (those who work and give up resources). Ironically, their late father once created a gang for protection, but the sisters killed him, deeming him "weak." Approaching Hope County, the Raiders ambush and blow up Rush's train. Almost the entire team perishes. Mickey and Lou capture Rush, recognizing him as a valuable leader, and throw Cap into the river. Cap survives and reaches Prosperity. Kim Rae hands him over to the defense. The main resource of the new world