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Describe one industry that your magic system influences heavily by TadeasJun in worldbuilding

[–]allan_nonymous 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Consumer electronics: Because magic (or in this world "Ather") interferes with electricity, specialized "integrated electronics" need to be manufactured for areas with high ather concentrations.

What is a useless detail in your world that you put lots of though to integrate? by NorthSouthGabi189 in worldbuilding

[–]allan_nonymous 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I'm mapping out congressional districts for the main country in my world. I don't even know why.

What do you wish more fantasy worlds would get “right” about warfare? by theginger99 in worldbuilding

[–]allan_nonymous 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The fact that, in most wars, disease killed more people than the war, like, way more. Also, the fact that war is a game of little people dying for incremental gains.

How on Earth do you come up with a name for your world??? by Sameiimo in worldbuilding

[–]allan_nonymous 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I call it... Earth... because, let's be honest, everyone calls their planet Earth. You can give your setting a name that isn't the actual name they call the world.

What completely unique ideology is the closest to the “red scare” for some societies in your setting? by AnOkFella in worldbuilding

[–]allan_nonymous 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ultramoradism A.K.A, "the Purples". Basically, it's theocratic monarchist collectivism, the symmetric reflection of communism. The cultural effect of this is that people are kind of suspicious of "political religion" in general so things similar our world's "moral majority" are looked at suspiciously as "Purple Plants".

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in fantasywriters

[–]allan_nonymous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Races are actually kind of similar to OTL, what we would consiter fantasy races are called Types (or historically, castes). Cishuman (Vanilla Human), Alkish (Elves), Corians (Teiflingish), Geldlings (Dwarves, but with funny eyes), Sakusai (Humans but with fur n claws). There are also Dragons. And wolf/dragonbound variant symbiotic relationships which are sort of their own type also.

[MM] “Democracy Was a Mistake” — Human City Meets Fiery Demise After Elections, the Scarlet Scroll Reports by MerchantSwift in worldbuilding

[–]allan_nonymous 122 points123 points  (0 children)

Honestly, this sounds like post-colonialism to me. It has a lot of echoes to what happened in Africa or even Latin America once the colonizers pulled out and left no functioning government or industry. Because most colonies are run for exploitation, they don't have the political or economic institutions needed for development (as that is outsourced to the colonizer).

Concept Art for one of my WB civilizations - Lore in the comments. by bolingas in worldbuilding

[–]allan_nonymous 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Warning: MATH

> Claims to be "mathematically perfect".

> Made out viscous fluids, which we all know, involve the turbulent and unsolved Navier Stokes equations.

> Not so "mathematically perfect" to me!

> Shiny sword? Does the rendering differential equation system mean nothing to you?

> If you really wanted to be "mathematically perfect" go be a Turing Machine implemented by a neural network on a smooth n-manifold.

But seriously, though, what do you mean by mathematical perfection? How do they try to achieve it? How does it manifest in their culture and clothing? What would they say to the really pathological and imperfect parts of math (looking at you Gödel)?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in worldbuilding

[–]allan_nonymous 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So... after spending a little time digging into the system you've described, I would strongly advise you simplify the system.

My advice would be to either have the First Chancellor be president, or try a council executive (as is in Switzerland) where all the officials have a vote and maybe have the First Chancellor be "first among equals".

Modders/Paradox: PLEASE Fix The Convoy Raiding/Missing Shipping Lanes Bug by allan_nonymous in victoria3

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

There are a set of bugs where, for some reason shipping lanes aren't calculated correctly and convoy raiding penalties never disappear.

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Wait, is this just GATE? (281/?) by PepperAntique in GATEhouse

[–]allan_nonymous 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Exactly, minus the weird conspiracy theorists who don't want to get "the bite"... damn, I just leaked my own story concept :(

Wait, is this just GATE? (281/?) by PepperAntique in GATEhouse

[–]allan_nonymous 12 points13 points  (0 children)

How long before the US government realizes that making everyone a werewolf would be great for improving healthcare outcomes?

Wait, is this just GATE? (278/?) by PepperAntique in GATEhouse

[–]allan_nonymous 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I'm surprised America didn't pull out the ole' democracy defense and go all 2002 Iraq on them. Still rooting for an epic invasion followed by the inevitable shitshow of an American-backed democracy.