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World in Revolution: 1920

AYoungWarthog said
Correct, sir. But the Beiyang Govt. was not the recognized international government. The Beiyang was referred to as the Republic of China. Each government that ruled Beijing during the Provisional years was referred to as the RoC, whether they were a military leader or a civilian leader.

Exactly what I said.

And the coat of arms ATM of the RoC was the Twelve National Symbols Emblem.

World in Revolution: 1920

That was under the GMD. ATM the RoC was under the Beiyang govt.

World in Revolution: 1920

Should not the coat of arms of the RoC be the Twelve National Shmbols Emblem as opposed to the Blue Sky White Sun?

Tabula Rasa MkI, the Quintessential Geopolitical Experiment

I'll post in here, along with a critique of your app (if applicable), saying what I'd like to see, or if it's more or less all good.

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World in Revolution: 1920

Japan is good other than Emperor name.

Torn World, a Post WW3 NRP

Map with fixed claims:

World in Revolution: 1920

And before I forget once more, where's muh Kwantung Lease? :C

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MonkeyBusiness said
I would like to know if there are any people creating a nation in Cradle East before I create a nation and find out I am the only person in that location.

First and foremost, it's not quite creating a nation, it's creating a culture from which nations will be derived. In addition, I will be creating non-player cultural entities for those regions which lack enough cultures, so there's that.

Daglobster said
I'm probably going to make a nation for this, but I have a question. Do I have to take the map and shade it, or is that optional. I'm not quite sure how I would go about doing that...

It's highly preferred, but if you cannot, then just give a general area in terms of modern political geography.

I assume it would not be too difficult to use a basic image editing program such as Paint.NET (my preferred) or even just Paint. Seashore works wonders on a mac, and GIMP is fantastic on a great number of OS's.

EDIT:

Also, no flags yet, especially not during this proto-cultural phase.

World in Revolution: 1920

A couple essential questions.

First and foremost, how do NF's work? What even are they?

And how freeform are 'normal orders'? What exactly distinguishes war orders? I've read through the OP but am still not quite comprehending it. Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Cap