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[TheEvanCat]

HugTheZombies, on 19 January 2013 - 10:09 PM, said:

This means Armenia's one post closer to being dead.

TICK TOCK, TICK TOCK.

Armenia will be your Vietnam, then.

[HugTheZombies]

o god no pls not the hippies

[Randomness3333]

HugTheZombies, on 19 January 2013 - 10:11 PM, said:

Why is it so difficult? You're not filling the factsheet, are you?

That isn't the app? No, its just that i have to decide on a few more things and how to make them realist. Also, i am trying to read posts relating to Belgium so i stay canon. I know the war with Spain and the Congolese revolution were in the 50s but what specific years?

[TheEvanCat]

I don't think it matters.

[DrMoose]

Sweden is going to get back in this.

Expect a post.

[HugTheZombies]

You really don't have to read every post relating to Belgium. Belgium hasn't done much. Just mention the few things it's done and roll with it.

The Equatorial Campaign (the war with the Spanish) happened in '55. In around '73-'75 Belgium had some involvement in the Ethiopian Civil War but as far as I know it was Germany that did most of the fighting. You can find pages to both the Equatorial Campaign and the Ethiopian Civil War in the wiki.

But really, you don't have to be pinpoint on everything. You don't even have to mention everything. And as I said, Belgium hasn't done much; there isn't much to say.

Just get that application over with and jump in, we need more players >:V

DrMoose, on 19 January 2013 - 10:28 PM, said:

Sweden is going to get back in this.

Expect a post.

Just in time to witness the poop hit the fan, I see.

[DrMoose]

Well surprisingly communism which the Swedish people have been taught to fear knocking on their door is going to result in a rather nazi like christian party being elected.  Frankly i was surprised even today a party like that has so much support.

[TheEvanCat]

I'm in the middle of a huge economic planning session. There are eight questions a panel of assorted economists have to answer:

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Assanian began listing them, counting off with his fingers after each one. "One: what available infrastructure do we have now to facilitate reconstruction of the country? Two: what do we have to repair? Three: what sources of income do we have? Four: what sources of income can be immediately repaired and put to work? Five: what sources of income can we construct in the future? Six: how much foreign aid should we need? Seven: what should the government do? Eight: what should we do with our currency?"

[Randomness3333]

Have fun Evan. I'm almost done with my app but i'll be leaving soon so expect it in a few hours or so.

[TheEvanCat]

Bleh. I got through two of my eight points and I couldn't go any longer.

[HugTheZombies]

Meanwhile I make deceptive posts.

[Randomness3333]

Are Armenia and Poland independent nations?

[HugTheZombies]

Yes.

[TheEvanCat]

Except, if Armenia were a person it'd be driving this car:

[Dinh AaronMk]

Meanwhile, I try to tackle the hurdle of writing in dialect.

[TheEvanCat]

"'E'z be' movin' ova' 'dere!"

[Dinh AaronMk]

So gentlemen, this is a sort of "what if" scenario I wanted to propose to you all. In celebration of this RP's second birthday (belated, but holy Hell, we're two years old already?) I was thinking of approaching a amateur composer I follow on YouTube to see if he takes commissions and what his rates are and ask him to compose a sort of theme-song for the RolePlay.

The guy excels in classic composition so it'd be a kind of theatrical score, which I think he wants to get into. I'll post a few samples of his work for review. He's also done a few pony fan-tracks (of the Fallout Equestria variety) or other pieces inspired off of other medias (Nintendo stuff, he's got one Wreck it Ralph tracks, so they'll slip into the samples among his originals. But, anyways:


















Stylestically he's a fan of dissonant chords and distortion, which may work for a nice dark-themed theme. I'm hoping that maybe we might get a song reflective of the RP's Great Powers: China, Spain, Germany, France, Poland, Ottoman Empire, Brazil, and the US (at least I think that's the order, me and Vilage and a good chat on that one night...).


This request would sort of come as a belated second anniversary/birthday present to us. I think we deserve the treat.

[TheEvanCat]

Sure. Maybe it can reflect the harmonious Middle East and wartorn Europe ironically.

[whiteblade]

Dinh AaronMk, on 20 January 2013 - 05:47 PM, said:

So gentlemen, this is a sort of "what if" scenario I wanted to propose to you all. In celebration of this RP's second birthday (belated, but holy Hell, we're two years old already?) I was thinking of approaching a amateur composer I follow on YouTube to see if he takes commissions and what his rates are and ask him to compose a sort of theme-song for the RolePlay.

The guy excels in classic composition so it'd be a kind of theatrical score, which I think he wants to get into. I'll post a few samples of his work for review. He's also done a few pony fan-tracks (of the Fallout Equestria variety) or other pieces inspired off of other medias (Nintendo stuff, he's got one Wreck it Ralph tracks, so they'll slip into the samples among his originals. But, anyways:

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Stylestically he's a fan of dissonant chords and distortion, which may work for a nice dark-themed theme. I'm hoping that maybe we might get a song reflective of the RP's Great Powers: China, Spain, Germany, France, Poland, Ottoman Empire, Brazil, and the US (at least I think that's the order, me and Vilage and a good chat on that one night...).


This request would sort of come as a belated second anniversary/birthday present to us. I think we deserve the treat.

That'd be pretty damn cool.

Also, I may get around posting today. I don't know. I don't want to plunge Australia into a state of constant political infighting and dicking around with big weapons, because that isn't that realistic. However I may post about the Northern initiative , A sort of final disaster relief push.

[HugTheZombies]

I think Gorgen has a guy heading that way.