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It has been almost one month since Riakou ‘snapped’ half the population of the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators out of existence, and the region has been slow to recover its losses.
The second month of 2020 has continued growth across the game, with the Union of Democratic States shifting up following a recruitment drive, while the Confederation shifted down after the infamous ‘snap’.
NationStates Today has partnered with HEM to release the results of the UCR Culture Survey for 2019, taking a look at the shift in regional focuses and use of offsite platforms across the last year.
Riakou, responsible for his recent banjection of half of the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators’ population, joins Wymondham to discuss the move, their future, and what lead to them to it.
Exploring the mortal sins of regional roleplay, Blyatman outlines those things from excessively powerful alliances to expansive empires that every region about to start one should avoid doing. At all costs.
An anthem can be a great addition to the spirit of a community, embodying its purpose and style. Blyatman explores the key elements of how to shape an anthem to your region’s preference.
It has been almost one month since Riakou ‘snapped’ half the population of the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators out of existence, and the region has been slow to recover its losses.
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The second month of 2020 has continued growth across the game, with the Union of Democratic States shifting up following a recruitment drive, while the Confederation shifted down after the infamous ‘snap’.
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Ever-Wandering Souls with Wymondham on their history in NationStates over six years, and their legacy in The Black Hawks as they step down as General into an advisory role to help new hawks find flight.
Read moreFeaturing an exclusive interview with retiring General of The Black Hawks, Ever-Wandering Souls, details of the failed Operation 84 plot to overthrow The North Pacific, and the new Chair of the Assembly elected in The South Pacific.
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Phoenix has defeated Amerion by a single vote in a hotly-contested election for Chair of the Assembly, The South Pacific’s legislature, rising from the deputy position on a platform of ‘Attention, Continuity, Engagement’.
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An anthem can be a great addition to the spirit of a community, embodying its purpose and style. Blyatman explores the key elements of how to shape an anthem to your region’s preference.
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The South Pacific recently flew themed flags to commemorate the Chinese New Year in late January, which was cut short by the unfortunate death of Kobe Bryant, a basketball legend who was commemorated by a new design.
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In the aftermath of Rockiberg’s resignation, a quiet election occurs in Thalassia. NationStates Today interviews the two candidates for President, seeking to know more about their plans and visions.
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Riakou, responsible for his recent banjection of half of the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators’ population, joins Wymondham to discuss the move, their future, and what lead to them to it.
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