[ WP ] In the future the U.N. has found a way to stop the killing and the destruction of War : RISK , The UN version . The game has evolved so much that has become a complete simulation of war with super-computers doing the math and specialists discussing the game .

It was the fifteenth in a row, and we were all growing terrified. Local time was all that mattered, sleeping dignitaries and visiting Presidents roused by the news. `` Russia has it.'' 
 
 It started two days previous, a simple game, Russia vs. Germany, it was supposed to be a re-enactment of the failed World War 2 campaign when Germany went off track and nuked Moscow. Russia retaliated beautifully, the loss of Moscow spurring on the capture of every territory in one beautiful March. It was n't until the end of the game that someone pointed out the brilliance of the strategy Russia had employed, a complicated end game push. There were whispers that Moscow was a decoy, they were prepared for anything, the game was theirs from the start. 
 
 France stepped up next in what would become the shortest known game in the history of Global Risk; thirteen days in game time; 27 minutes to us. Spain demanded a rematch, they came to France's aid. The Russian President accepted gladly, the game barely lasting 30 minutes that time. 
 
 China was the big one. Six games in, Russia were undefeated. When China went down for number seven, that's when news really started to spread. China demanded another. Their game-plan was horrific, they abandoned all convention, attempted total nuclear domination, Russia had launched perfect counter measures almost pre-emptively, the eighth game fell with China a radioactive wasteland. 
 
 Countries began to group up, China and America went down in the twelfth game, Russia showed no signs of slowing. `` They ca n't be beaten, they've cracked it.'' came the whispers. 
 
 Game fifteen... Game fifteen was where we all truly understood the fear. Russia stood alone in an almost perfect simulation of World War Three... Russia stood alone and won. 
 
 We had created the ultimate tool for war, one that would stop it, but had unwittingly unleashed something we had n't seen coming. Years of dedication, hundreds of games, Russia had considered it practice. 
 
 Russia had perfected war. 
 
 `` Gentlemen, if you'll excuse me.'' 
 
 No one spoke as the Russian President took his leave, an unmistakable grin cloaked in the frightening tone of a man who's seen his fate: of a man who liked what he saw.
