The map is so bright it almost hurt my eyes; it would be better to replace the blue color.
Suicidal.
I see someone wants a peaceful pink atom...
3) I think Heroist meant something like this. If you have a completely state-controlled economy, and business is prohibited and nationalized, that's not cool. If the economy is open, regulation is weak, and corporations-monopolists rule the roost, robbing the country, that's also bad. And accordingly, Heroist has an ideology that all of this should be avoided. Right?
I'm just sitting here giving everyone advice for the night.
I'm tired of copying from my phone, so I'll answer like this:
2) More likely, it's where he shoots Richard Lazhenhage, although the footballer was the best in all of Actaea.
3, 4) It seems we've figured this out. I don't think anything, because it's already known that the best system is anarchy, when there is no system.
5) Not necessarily, because he may not re-elect the Directors; it depends on his decision.
6) We were just talking about that, and it was even simplified. And "gaining popularity" more likely means local fashion trends rather than imposing a new language.
7) Because they are better acquainted with local problems, the customs of the inhabitants, and amendments to the legislation depending on the territory, and can more effectively and quickly consider many issues related to the administration of the state.
The music is well-chosen; the text written to it is more pleasant to read, and it creates a more atmospheric feeling.
It's funny, but in terms of ideology, foreign policy, and internal structure, it strongly reminded me of my ideas in the FRRV in its original form. Alas, such an alliance was lost, and all those damn assassins and Koreans, and Korean-assassins.
Authoritarianism and double standards! This is the choice of a simple resident of Kvasardastan: to decide for himself how to end his life, and not the government-dictatorship.
"F*** you, dictators!"