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| In the ] ] ], the ] world of '''Solaris VII''' has become known as the ''gaming world'', due to the ] ]s held in the ]s of this planet, between ] in their ]s. These fights are ] across the ] via ]'s ] of ] ]s, for the entertainment of billions, in addition to those who pay to view the ]s live. Solaris VII ]s are the de facto ]ing event of the 31st century. | In the ] ] ], the ] world of '''Solaris VII''' has become known as the ''gaming world'', due to the ] ]s held in the ]s of this planet, between ] in their ]s. These fights are ] across the ] via ]'s ] of ] ]s, for the entertainment of billions, in addition to those who pay to view the ]s live. Solaris VII ]s are the de facto ]ing event of the 31st century. | ||
| An online simulation of BattleTech also goes by the name of | An online simulation of BattleTech also goes by the name of | ||
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In the fictional BattleTech universe, the Lyran world of Solaris VII has become known as the gaming world, due to the gladiatorial battles held in the arenas of this planet, between MechWarriors in their BattleMechs. These fights are broadcast across the Inner Sphere via ComStar's network of HyperPulse Generator transmitters, for the entertainment of billions, in addition to those who pay to view the duels live. Solaris VII combats are the de facto sporting event of the 31st century.
An online simulation of BattleTech also goes by the name of Solaris VII
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