[OOC] Precipice of War - We Write Under The Sign Of The Goat

[Vilageidiotx]

Unrelated, I logged onto the Wiki and found this notification:

@TheEvanCat

Better late than never.

[Dinh AaronMk]

das old.

[Meiyuuhi]

Your face is old.

[Space Communist]

Your face is old.

@Mihndar

YOUR FACE IS IMMATURE

[Meiyuuhi]

<Snipped quote by Mihndar> YOUR FACE IS IMMATURE

@Space Communist

Says the filthy red Houist pawn. You're little better than the imperialist Spanish aggressors.

[Chapatrap]

You know its srs bsns when IC insults come into it. dirty fucking armenians

[Rare]

I say that we update the map on the Wiki. Someone could use a blank Victoria 2 Map

[Meiyuuhi]

I say that we update the map on the Wiki. Someone could use a blank Victoria 2 Map

@Rare

I can't believe I am undertaking this, but I am.

[Hella Cute]

Nation: Indian Federation Leader: Prime Minister Shresthasim Gahdavi History: British colonization of India began in 1612, with the newly founded East India Trading Company. Two and a half centuries later, Great Britain controlled practically every aspect of present-day India. The Crown lorded over India for another hundred years, though the Great War, before the colony gained its independence in the mid 20th century. When the shoddily-built government of post-imperial India collapsed in 1971, the political vacuum was readily filled by several Indian micro nations - Gujarat, Jaipur, Pakistan, Kashmir, Maharashtra, Bengaluru, and Sri Lanka. A six-year-long civil war was fought, eventually culminating in a standoff between two world powers - China and Persia. China backed the United Front for India, a socialist movement that had gained great momentum across the northern half of India. Persia supported the Punarjanam, a liberal movement that advocated freedom across the southern half of India. To avoid full-scale conflict between Chinese and Persian forces, both parties met at a summit in 1977 and signed an Armistice that established a new Indian Federation neutral both China and Persia. In January 1978 the new Federation elected it's first parliament and parliament elected their prime minister: Shresthasim Gahdavi. Now, the new prime minister faced a hefty task - an infrastructure in tatters and a state in transition from post-imperial capitalism to a Chinese-inspired socialist model. An ambitious man, Gahdavi paased a massive public works project through parliament in his first year, including the nationalization of railroads, telephone utilities, and radio towers; and the improvement of India's infrastructure. And while the first half of the proposal is already underway, the second half has come to a standstill.

[Hella Cute]

That's an application. By the way.

[Rare]

It is short... It could be longer...

[TheEvanCat]

YOU BEST BE WRITIN' LONG IF YOU WANT TO PASS THE CRUCIBLE. * Goes back to Netflix cave. *

[Rare]

By the way, on the wiki... I am supernicenow. Someone took Rare. Those shit heads.

[Hella Cute]

*goes back under the rock* ...nevermind. ;-;

[Hella Cute]

For real though. The country is like two years old. Most of its history is like already canon.

[Vilageidiotx]

YOU BEST BE WRITIN' LONG IF YOU WANT TO PASS THE CRUCIBLE. * Goes back to Netflix cave. *

@TheEvanCat

It just sort of happens with practice. In the post I am working on now, it takes about 1500 words for Sahle to wake up, flush his shirt down the toilet, and walk outside.

[Meiyuuhi]

I am finished, and it is as big as it is glorious. There are a few leftover specks of red and green, since I modified it from the 1836 map for help with borders. All nonaffiliated countries are either white or two different shades of gray. All Third International Countries are either red, pink or salmon. (Somehow I missed the Finnish Communes, oops) Player countries are all colored differently (with the exception of Mexico, the lone Third International player country) Also, I left Belgium, the Netherlands, France and Switzerland colored. Such mistakes. In France's case it's helpful because colonies, but otherwise no. Click if you want the (revised) ginormous version: http://i.imgur.com/sy1SSYs.png

[Dinh AaronMk]

Communes in Saint Petersburg should go along the White Sea. That's not supposed to be Finnish turf. Northern Finland is also in the Third International.

[Meiyuuhi]

Communes in Saint Petersburg should go along the White Sea. That's not supposed to be Finnish turf.

@Dinh AaronMk

Might want to fix your Europe map up front, that's what I was basing it off of. Revised with everything so far: http://i.imgur.com/IJiZQM5.png

[Dinh AaronMk]

Nation: Indian Federation Leader: Prime Minister Shresthasim Gahdavi History: British colonization of India began in 1612, with the newly founded East India Trading Company. Two and a half centuries later, Great Britain controlled practically every aspect of present-day India. The Crown lorded over India for another hundred years, though the Great War, before the colony gained its independence in the mid 20th century. When the shoddily-built government of post-imperial India collapsed in 1971, the political vacuum was readily filled by several Indian micro nations - Gujarat, Jaipur, Pakistan, Kashmir, Maharashtra, Bengaluru, and Sri Lanka. A six-year-long civil war was fought, eventually culminating in a standoff between two world powers - China and Persia. China backed the United Front for India, a socialist movement that had gained great momentum across the northern half of India. Persia supported the Punarjanam, a liberal movement that advocated freedom across the southern half of India. To avoid full-scale conflict between Chinese and Persian forces, both parties met at a summit in 1977 and signed an Armistice that established a new Indian Federation neutral both China and Persia. In January 1978 the new Federation elected it's first parliament and parliament elected their prime minister: Shresthasim Gahdavi. Now, the new prime minister faced a hefty task - an infrastructure in tatters and a state in transition from post-imperial capitalism to a Chinese-inspired socialist model. An ambitious man, Gahdavi paased a massive public works project through parliament in his first year, including the nationalization of railroads, telephone utilities, and radio towers; and the improvement of India's infrastructure. And while the first half of the proposal is already underway, the second half has come to a standstill.

@Hella Cute

Well you don't really leave me much to contest about, do you? Despite the length you meet the minimum at least, so I can't complain there. Welcome aboard.