4,566,709,316 Dead.

The T-Virus breaks in North Africa on the 3rd August 2008. It starts out as giving a fever but quickly evolves to give carriers fits of coughing and becomes water-borne meaning water supplies are at risk.

• 1 day after first infection
• 9 people currently infected
• T-Virus can now travel through air easily and has started to make people sneeze
• 4 days after first infection
• 27 people currently infected
• Virus becomes more resistant to heat, causing Africa greater concern
• 5 days after first infection
• 91 people currently infected
• Virus starts being transferred by rodents
• 66 people currently infected
• A drop in infected could suggest virus is contained
• 8 days after first infection
• 220 people currently infected
• Virus is not contained
• 10 days after first infection
• 240 people currently infected
• 11 days after first infection
• 569 people currently infected
• Virus has evolved to cause dementia in carriers
• 12 days after first infection
• 1253 people currently infected
• Over a thousand people infected but virus still contained to North Africa
• 13 days after first infection
• 5057 people currently infected
• Virus has evolved to cause diarrhoea. Becoming an increasing health concern
• 14 days after first infection
• 12,755 people currently infected
• T-Virus becomes more resistant to medical treatment
• Virus starting to spread extremely rapidly











• 15 days after first infection
• 29,474 people currently infected
• Virus has started to cause a Pulmonary Enema (Lung inflamation)
• Cases of infection have doubled in a single day
• 16 days after first infection
• 74,949 people currently infected
• Virus has spread to South Africa and the Middle East
• 17 days after first infection
• 1,132,090 people currently infected
• Virus becomes yet more resilient to medical treatment
• Suffers are becoming more fatigued that previous
• 1 million cases exceeded
• 18 days after first infection
• 6,599,043 people currently infected
• Virus now causing Ataxia (decline in motor-neuron skills).Fatalities possible
• T-Virus is considered a worldwide threat
• 19 days after first infection
• 37,352,724 people currently infected
• North Africa starts to hand out bottled water due to contaminated supplies
• Canada closes it’s airports as a pre-cautionary measure
• The first T-virus related death occurs in North Africa
• 20 days after first infection
• 84,557,898 people currently infected, 402,818 total dead
• North Africa shuts down it’s hospitals, declares martial law and starts to burn corpses
• Japan shuts its shipyards
• Death begins in South Africa
• Indonesia shuts its shipyards
• 21 days after first infection
• 97,178,737 people currently infected, 402850 total dead
• India, Russia, China and Eastern Europe all declare cases of infection
• Madagascar shuts its shipyards and airports
• Cuba shuts its shipyards











• 23 days after first infection
• 352,283,964 people currently infected, 17,091,026 total dead
• A vaccine starts development
• Virus becomes yet more resistant to medication and also cold temperatures
• Deaths reported in India, China, Russia and East Europe
• South Africa hands out bottled water, shuts down its hospitals and public transport
• The Middle East shuts its hospitals, declares martial law and begins burning bodies
• 24 days after first infection
• 680,993,778 people currently infected,46593333 total dead
• South Africa completely shuts down – schools and shipyards closed, martial law and a curfew is put in place, rodents and insects are killed, bodies start being burnt
• 25 days after first infection
• 746,809,656 people currently infected, 61,022,580 total dead
• India and China shut down – schools, public transport, shipyards, marshal law, curfew, hospitals, bodies burnt, rodents and insects being killed, plus they hand out masks
• 26 days after first infection
• 1,265,137,820 people currently infected, 108,916,752 total dead
• East Europe and Russia completely shut down
• 27 days after first infection
• 2,248,484,782 people currently infected, 220,921,502 total dead
• 28 days after first infection
• 2,787,685,368 people currently infected, 424,486,598 total dead
• One month in and virus still spreading at an alarming rate
• 29 days after first infection
• 2,967,355,959 people currently infected, 642,746,878 total dead
• 30 days after first infection
• 3,140,731,034 people currently infected, 888,649,412 total dead
• 33 days after first infection
• 3,023,733,121 people currently infected, 1,349,658,720 total dead
• First time number of infections has dropped since day 5.
• 35 days after first infection
• 2,848,123,300 people currently infected,1,682,089,639 total dead
• 39 days after first infection
• 2,259,091,880 people currently infected, 2,306,762,604 total dead
• Vaccine completed and starts being distributed to the world











• 48 days after first infection
• 1,294,317,196 people currently infected, 3,272,392,120 total dead
• Vaccine is a complete success – further infection now impossible
• 55 days after first infection
• 947,407,011 people currently infected, 3,193,002,305 total dead
• 61 days after first infection
• 105,785,318 people currently infected, 4,460,923,998 total dead
• Number of cases rapidly dropping
• 68 days after first infection
• 2,334,700 people currently infected, 4,543,374,616 total dead
• Virus suddenly evolves and people start vomiting
• 78 days after first infection
• 1,275,722 people currently infected, 4,565,433,594 total dead











• 80 days after first infection
• 905,273 people currently infected, 4,565,804,043 total dead
• T-Virus seeming makes ones last stand and makes people completely nauseous
• 89 days after first infection
• 63,844 people currently infected, 4,566,645,472 total dead
• 100 days after first infection
• 3,241 people currently infected, 4,566,706,075 total dead
• 111 days after first infection
• 75 people currently infected, 4,566,709,241 total dead
• South Africa is completely wiped out
• Another virus hits Russia. All dead.
• 114 days after first infection
• 0 people currently infected, 4,566,709,241 total dead
• T-Virus eradicated

Pandemic II