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Well, it's unlikely that the setting will be (if there is one) based on the real world. However, even so, I think you can come up with a few interesting features.
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I don't know how one could create a fantasy setting based on Nations. But it's unlikely to be based on the real world; rather, it would be based on a similar real world with some differences in terms of technology, biological species, and so on – something like a very, very alternative history.
Siverfale
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Well, I also hope that Revan won't create an expansion based on current times, but rather set it in the future or a fantasy setting.
How to create the setting?
MedjersoN_HP
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All sorts of details are not so important; in any case, they can be saved in a factbook or your own memory, and the setting will be based on various parameters + possibly some introductory information from the creator of the state, such as: "I have a country of freedom with the legalization of gay marriage and a ban on religion; everyone around is an idiot, etc."
There's no micro-management in NationStates! You control your nation by making broad policy decisions, not tweaking numbers.
Siverfale
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You don't even need to write an introduction. I don't think it will matter to most people that everyone in this country is watching cat memes, except maybe for Mental.
MedjersoN_HP
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What do cats have to do with it? :eek:
For example, cars are completely banned in the country. It doesn't seem like much. But that means ambulances also have to do without cars. How should a doctor get to a patient? It seems strange to use a bicycle. Maybe on horseback, and the country has a developed horse-drawn transport system?
And what about firefighters, and pizza deliveries? :)
Or the country is ruled by a sect, and "God's will" is often the cause of death. Dark deeds. :smile19:
All this adds depth to the setting; you can even create a mission about it if you want.
On the one hand, Revan is a person with a good imagination. On the other hand, it seems to me that all this was conceived so that everyone could fantasize about their own country, somehow help in writing the setting. And nationstates simply directs the imagination in the right direction.
Or maybe I'm wrong. Revan will write everything himself, and these countries will simply be a starting point for his imagination.
For example, cars are completely banned in the country. It doesn't seem like much. But that means ambulances also have to do without cars. How should a doctor get to a patient? It seems strange to use a bicycle. Maybe on horseback, and the country has a developed horse-drawn transport system?
And what about firefighters, and pizza deliveries? :)
Or the country is ruled by a sect, and "God's will" is often the cause of death. Dark deeds. :smile19:
All this adds depth to the setting; you can even create a mission about it if you want.
On the one hand, Revan is a person with a good imagination. On the other hand, it seems to me that all this was conceived so that everyone could fantasize about their own country, somehow help in writing the setting. And nationstates simply directs the imagination in the right direction.
Or maybe I'm wrong. Revan will write everything himself, and these countries will simply be a starting point for his imagination.
Sesame
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often, the cause of death is attributed to "God's will."
Небо
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Has fantasy already become tiresome for everyone?
Sesame
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But in general, religion is interestingly implemented here. I need to explore it further. As I understand it, there is "religiosity" in the statistics (or rather, the opposite, "godlessness" – how should I translate that?) and "superstition" (Primitiveness) separately. I don't quite understand why, in an atheistic country, the second indicator is significantly different from zero, leaning towards "present."
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For example, cars are completely banned in the country. It doesn't seem like a big deal. But that means ambulances also have to operate without cars. How will a doctor get to a patient? It seems strange to use a bicycle. Maybe on horseback, and the country has a developed horse-drawn transport system?
What about firefighters, and pizza deliveries?
Siverfale
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This prohibition does not apply to special services.
For example, cars are completely banned in the country.
The Rogue Nation of Steelmen is a tiny, socially progressive nation, remarkable for its irreverence towards religion, absence of drug laws, and complete absence of social welfare.
MedjersoN_HP
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according to an online translator, this translates to "accident".
accident - несчастный случай
act of god - стихийные бедствия
Siverfale
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act of god - natural disasters
Небо
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It does.
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It's just stupid to ban emergency vehicles at the same time as personal vehicles. Especially considering their minuscule number compared to the former...
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