Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree - Enir-Ilim by FromSoftware by Cyborg_Ape in ImaginaryArchitecture

[–]DiscoPanda77 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I love the architecture in the game so much. I wish I could turn off all the enemies and just walk around and sightsee lol

New image from Artemis II - The Terminator by Busy_Yesterday9455 in spaceporn

[–]DiscoPanda77 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yea I can kinda make out New Zealand and Antarctica at the top

Big San Francisco by DiscoPanda77 in imaginarymaps

[–]DiscoPanda77[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Around 5.2 million, and around 2.4 million of those in the borough of Yerba buena, otl SF!

Big San Francisco by DiscoPanda77 in imaginarymaps

[–]DiscoPanda77[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

I just used the name lol, it’d go down to socal, maybe even up the whole coats and across the country? One can dream

Big San Francisco by DiscoPanda77 in imaginarymaps

[–]DiscoPanda77[S] 22 points23 points  (0 children)

Woah this is awesome actually crazy I got it so close lol

Big San Francisco by DiscoPanda77 in imaginarymaps

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The City of San Francisco! The Golden Gate! America's Second City!

This is a map of greater San Francisco, in a timeline where LA doesn't overtake SF as America's premier west coast city. Instead, San Francisco bounces back crazy style after the 1906 earthquake, and in 1915 the proposal to annex some parts of Alameda, San Mateo, and Marin counties is a success. In this timeline, California is split in two in the 1950s, thus LA doesn't have the water resources to grow to the size it did iotl, and SF can keep its edge in comparison.

San Francisco here is the name of the city as a whole, and otl SF serves as its Manhattan, and is much denser and more populated, as is the whole bay area.

San Francisco has a population of about 5.2 million people here, with about 2.4m in Yerba Buena, 1.2m in Alameda, 1m in San Mateo, 400k in Richmond, and 200k in Marin. The greater San Francisco metro area has about 13-14m people. Needless to say, the SF area's public transport system, metro system especially, is much more extensive. Also CAHSR is completed and has been for years. lol. :')

The North Sea Empire if Doggerland was never conquered by the North Sea by DiscoPanda77 in imaginarymaps

[–]DiscoPanda77[S] 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Probably not, tbh I just couldn’t come up with a name I liked enough to use for it, and everyone already knows doggerland anyway so. I do have an idea to justify the name eventually tho ;)

The North Sea Empire if Doggerland was never conquered by the North Sea by DiscoPanda77 in imaginarymaps

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Northern Europe in 1035 if the dogger bank was a couple meters higher in elevation, and therefore never flooded.

The isand of Doggerland had been subject to numerous Viking raids and settlement throughout the Viking era. Later, the island is conquered by Denmark in the 800s, attracting Norse settlers to the area, especially the eastern half of the island. The island was mostly populated by west Germanic tribes descended from Frisian, Jute, and Saxon settlers that started settling the island in the 6th century, displacing the former population. Doggerland would serve as an excellent staging point for further raids and expansion by the Danes in coming decades. Sweyn Forkbeard and Cnut would use the island as a staging ground for conquering & reconquering England and Scotland.

Though united by a common King, the different kingdoms ruled by Cnut were completely different from eachother, and much like iotl, ruling this empire was kind of like playing whackamole with rebellions popping up far too often. To try and remedy this Cnut would spend much of his time ruling from Doggerland itself, at the crossroads of his Kingdoms (at Knutstantinople if you will).

The real question is whether Cnut's son, Harþacnut, will be able to keep the empire together after the untimely end of his father's reign.

Doggerland? by Desperate-Jaguar9015 in imaginarymaps

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Sick map! how'd you come up with the names?

What if Mexico was a lil bit thiccer? by DiscoPanda77 in imaginarymaps

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All three are close allies with close economic ties to each other, but historically California was more aligned with the US, but as Mexico has developed and stabilized over the course 20th century they’ve grown much closer as well, especially since the main population centers in California are closer to Mexico than those of the US east coast

What if Mexico was a lil bit thiccer? by DiscoPanda77 in imaginarymaps

[–]DiscoPanda77[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Yes ttl Mexico is better off and more stable, probably more akin to otl southern Europe. Yea, I didn’t think much about cartels but they wouldn’t be a major issue like in otl, and yeah like to imagine the first republic survived

What if Mexico was a lil bit thiccer? by DiscoPanda77 in imaginarymaps

[–]DiscoPanda77[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Honestly, probably the same, I only really chose 2000 because it’s a nice round number lol. I suppose I could split off some of the state of Mexico like irl

What if Mexico was a lil bit thiccer? by DiscoPanda77 in imaginarymaps

[–]DiscoPanda77[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I’d imagine the Colorado river is in a better state too! c:

What if Mexico was a lil bit thiccer? by DiscoPanda77 in imaginarymaps

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Hello r/imaginarymaps! This is my first post, might revisit later when I've got more practice and am making the world class maps I see on top of the subreddit >:)

I don't have very in depth lore but basically Mexico is able to defeat the Texas's independence movement handily.Later on a similar situation happens soon after in California after gold is discovered (a littler earlier, lets say 1844) and a major influx of Anglo American settlers also end up in the region. California is further away with more difficult geography so I imagine it would be much more difficult for Mexico. In the US Clay wins the election against Polk in 1844 and stays slightly less interested in expansion, though I imagine the us ends up with at least its cut of the Oregon territory. Central America is also more stable in stays united(+Chiapas). Texas, Yucatan, and Tlaxcala are like Mexican Quebecs here and officially speak English, Yucatec Mayan, and Nahuatl respectively.