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# Virus
The Virus is an independent AI enemy that appears on the world map with one goal: wipe out all players and take the entire globe.\
While it’s active, global abilities like Bomb and Country Lock are disabled, forcing everyone to change their usual tactics.
The Virus spawns in a random area and starts spreading outward, growing stronger over time. Fighting it solo is almost impossible: players either team up to stop it or try to use the chaos to push their own borders while others are busy.
To stop the Virus, players must destroy its Core. Those who take part in the fight receive rewards.\
If the Virus manages to conquer the planet, the room ends and no rewards are given.
Clash of Coins runs in multiple rooms with different difficulty levels, so players can choose how hard the Virus hits – from mild pressure to a full-scale global threat.
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