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Quote from vilageidiotx

I got bored waiting for something to load so I tallied some stuff up.

Adding all of my posts in the MCF precipice alone, my word count comes out to be 190,344.

Which is longer then the Fellowship of the Ring.

This being stretched out over 182 posts (making my average post 1045 words long). This over the course of 416 days, meaning i've averaged one post every other day, and 457 words a day.

And the kicker is that this is just me. My posts make up roughly 9 pages out of the thread put together, or roughly only 13%. If you assume that every post is an average of... 1000 words long, that would mean that the word count of MCF Precipice is 2.4 Million words long.

Which is nearly twice as long as Stephan King's Dark Tower series.

If you broke that number down to 750 to make up for OOC and short posts, that is still 1.8 Million words long. That is over three times longer then the Lord of the Rings series. It is also roughly the same length of the A Song of Ice & Fire series.

All of this in the course of a little over a year, in this one thread.

So we've got some words under our belt. I'd like to see the teen rp's match these stats.

For reference, the word lengths of some popular series.

Quote from Mihndar1342

Also, EvanCat, can we assume you got a hearing date? I'll have a meeting be called to order in my next post and you can go ahead with your speech.

Quote from TheEvanCat

Yeah. I just lost interest and ended it crappily. I also didn't want to hijack the UND too much.

And the Armenian diplomat to Poland is a lady, just FYI.

Quote from Mihndar1342

Quote from HugTheZombies

This is pretty good, I have to say. I might prefer this to the current one. There are a few mistakes, though.

- Several countries (mainly small ones) are left out (unbordered)

- New Zealand is taken, I think, by Henry.

Quote from Mihndar1342

Which ones?

When was the last time he posted?

Quote from vilageidiotx

Is that drawn from scratch? Either way, color me impressed. Has a lot more soul the the previous maps.

I am afraid I have to point out some issues though...

-Ethiopia and Botswana don't get along, so Ethiopia definitely does not occupy or hold influence over it.

-Armenia seems to be missing.

-I am fairly sure Alaska is still in Canadian hands.

Quote from Dinh AaronMk

> Khabarosk is not marked as Chinese.
> Philippines not bloc country.

Oh and yes, Alaska is still Canadian. And the NER is left out. And the west half of Cuba is not marked as a US protectorate.

Quote from HugTheZombies

Armenia, Slovenia, places like that. I don't blame you for not putting in Andorra and Luxemburg, but I think Armenia and Slovenia for example are worth putting in.

And, Henry posted a few days ago I think. Or a week ago. He's still around, just not that active.

Quote from Mihndar1342

Is Khabarovsk that long island upwards of Japan?
Okay.

According to Nova, Alaska was demanded back by America as part of the surrender terms of the Second North American War.

Quote from HugTheZombies

Derp, I mean Slovakia.

Quote from Dinh AaronMk

Region I am talking about:


Outer Manchura/Amur(?), that light red there.

It was sold to China for a million Yuan by Nikolov as a fallback in the event they ceded to the Republic and to serve to actively deny the Republic the Pacific.

Per Alaska, I do not recall anything. I will however go back in and check. To see this come up is highly suspicious, and even after the Second North American war the Canadians were still active there.

Quote from TheEvanCat

Armenia and the other post-Ottoman states are gone. I'll draw a regional political map real quick.

Edit:



Black = Turkey
Teal = Pontic Greece
Yellow = Armenia
Red = Georgia
Purple = Dagestan
Blue = Azerbaijan
Light Green = Kurdistan
Dark Green = Syria
Other Teal (Whoops) = Palestine
Orange = Jordan