"Global warming is too serious for the world any longer to ignore its danger or split into opposing factions on it." -Tony Blair

Overview

A RP set in the modern day with unique gameplay factors designed to create an environment in which the players have to stay on their toes to ensure prosperity for their nation. While this RP will have several admin-controlled events, there is no universal goal for the RP. Every nation can set their own goals, and achieve these despite the admin interference. Will your nation weather the rising tides? Will protect your people or ensure your personal security? Will you act in your country’s National Interest?

Time Progression

Time will progress daily. Each year is divided into four quarters. The quarter will change daily.

Current Time:

2016: Quarter 3

Map[imgur.com]

ALLE ANZEIGEN

BELIEBTE DISKUSSIONEN

ALLE ANZEIGEN (2)

NEUESTE ANKÜNDIGUNGEN

Is there interest in a new tier?

28. November 2017 - Leldy | 1 Kommentare

Seriously I think this can be good but I need sufficient interest?

Starting a new tier?

28. November 2017 - Leldy | 3 Kommentare

Seriously though what I'm thinking is an RP led by events and the player's reactions to them. Instead of the traditional points system, each nation will have their real GDP (rounded an easier number if the player wishes). These will fluctuate based on growth percentages and investments and job growth and events and such. Instead of actual numbers for military size, players can invest in more hard equipment and soft equipment and research to develop their nation's military capacity. This will be taken into account when admins decide the results of military actions.

I have tons of ideas for events and how this RP can take shape. Is there sufficient interest? Comment below.

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The Long Haul Home

28. Nov. 2017 um 18:59

But yea, looking back at the comment section and after learning a lotta ♥♥♥♥, the only reason why Japan surrendered was because of the invasion by the U.S.S.R. but the atomic bombs played some affect to it. But Japan was willing to continue the war even after the bombs were dropped.

The Long Haul Home

14. Juli 2017 um 19:56

"Hasegawa lays the blame for the tragic atomic bombing and the Soviet invasion at the feet of Japan’s wartime government."

The Long Haul Home

14. Juli 2017 um 19:52

Nuking Japan was better than sending over half a million Americans to go die on an island.