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World in Revolution: 1861

Outcast, I know I'm being a spoiled bitch, but could you roll to see which other South American nations join the Treaty of Rio? Pleaaaaase. Dat economy boost.

World in Revolution: 1861

Well, fuck.

World in Revolution: 1861

Pasta Sentient said
Ah, well either way there is practically no trade coming in from that direction anyway.

Weren't the Russians the only Europeans trading with the US when it was blockaded at the start of the ACW? Besides, Alaska is a gold mine, literally.

World in Revolution: 1861

Man, this was an awful fast war.

World in Revolution: 1861

Holy shit.

World in Revolution: 1861

Byrd should have spent an order in getting good ol' Abe a thousand bodyguards.

World in Revolution: 1861

Chairman Stein said
When this WiR ends, which won't be any time soon, and if Outcast would be willing to GM/Co-GM with me, I could restart WiR 1900...

I'd f'ing play that.

But if I make it out with relative stability for Colombia, no Thousand Days War, plz.

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Pepperm1nts said
Sealand is not legally a country, though. It claims to be, but it is not recognized by any state. You can't say "I'm a country" and automatically become one.I hadn't heard of the Sahrawi Republic, but quick research revealed that it's only a partially recognized state. By the looks of it, it's in a very complicated situation where many countries have recognized it, but a lot have also either not recognized it, or withdrawn their recognition. It's not really comparable to Sealand though.

Nope, I meant as examples of what you said. I agree.

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Pepperm1nts said
The world has to agree you're a country, to be a country.

See: Sealand, Sahrawi Republic, etc.

World in Revolution: 1861

Pepperm1nts said
In some Spanish-speaking countries, 'sato' is slang for 'street dog', or dogs that are either dirty or of no particular breed.

And if you managed to somehow add MA to the acronym, it'd spell Masato. Which is a Colombian traditional alcoholic beverage.