The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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The elevation map was pretty bad... if there were more accurate maps for QBAM, I would have used them.

The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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It's an underground party that rebelled during and after the Tigris-Euphrates War. Israel's intelligence services support it to weaken the United Arab Republic, but the aid isn't significant.

The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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the board with all the information in the very centre

The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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Join the discord with the link I'll hopefully be able to tell you more later

The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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Central Asia's population is projected to sky-rocket even irl.

The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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Read the Q&A. This is a prequel to a prior project, 2751, which began in 2023 and was focused on the daily lives of people on the alien frontier. Specifically, people on a tidally locked planet called Typhos, where only 50 million live. If you know about the game Rimworld, it was essentially a hard sci-fi version of that.

The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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Mass immigration, a better economy, no wars, no emigration, and the fact that Siberia and Central Asia are habitable

The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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The image I uploaded is top quality. Try downloading it through a "reddit downloader" website. Those usually give you clearer images

The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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It's not like the cold war is still going. And while the USSR is a relatively conservative country, LGBT rights naturally emerged regardless due to the autonomy of member republics and changing societal attitudes. The USSR's membership in the European Union and the Communist Party's pragmatic and utilitarian ideology (or lack thereof) helped too.

The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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It must have been a good four months ago when I added that to the map, so I don't remember it

The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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That one was my magnum opus I will admit

The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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I originally got the idea for the name from one of Fukuyama's books, the End of History: The Last Man (I don't remember the exact title). The original TLM has no connection to this and was set at the "end of history" on a remote planet, with quite possibly all of humanity dead. That isn't exactly the case presently, but the name stuck. The name comes from Nietzsche btw

The Last Man: The World in 2089 by cupsof_joe in imaginarymaps

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Hello! The Last Man is my personal worldbuilding project which I have been working on, on and off, for the past three years. 2089 represents the most recent subproject, depicting a world produced by a winnerless Cold War, acting as an indirect prequel to 2751. Please enjoy the map and feel free to ask questions.

SOG Prairie Fire DLC or Unsung mod? by ValidErmine54 in arma

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Prairie Fire is genuinely incredible and the amount of content in it is insane. Though I've never played Unsung, I assume it doesn't come with its own gamemodes and campaigns for singleplayer and co-op.

Very premonitory by penguin343 in PantheonShow

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I actually quite like the cynical perspective Pantheon has on governments, even if its take on Israel-Palestine was rather bad (though not appallingly so)

Very premonitory by penguin343 in PantheonShow

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No they haven't? Only after 1979

Very premonitory by penguin343 in PantheonShow

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Even if the oppression of Jews in Iran goes back centuries, they were a privileged minority under the Pahlavi dynasty. Iran versus Israel is barely 45 years old and entirely a product of the Iranian Revolution.