Recent content by B_Munro

Finally getting up to steam on this project. Outline for old world continents a somewhat modified version of someone else's work (will credit in final version) and probably will change further (I really don't like the shape of western "Europe" and "Africa")

Well, one more of these. Being a creative burnout, my Brazil thing takes some stuff from Gurps Shikaku-Mon.

No, I decided to skip over some for now and go back to them later: was having trouble coming up with good ideas for a few of them. Cameroon-Brazil should be out shortly: not sure right now if I'll get back to those right off or do Botswana-Bangladesh first.

Man. It's been too long for me to remember: I'm going to do a world map eventually, hopefully, and I'll figure it out then.

Burkina Faso.

Egypt's megaregion isn't a megaregion, it's Egypt. That's where the people are.

Finally starting to get up to steam with this one

Oh, quite a few. But most arsenals are small and bombs are usually fairly low yield fission devices (only a few countries can afford fusion weapons). Generally speaking, wars are not fought for truly existential stakes and atomics are a final resort rarely used, so although there have been some...

Or possibly take it off the map altogether. Given that it is entirely surrounded by French enemies, for Poland to continue to exist as anything other than a Russian or Austrian puppet, France needs to Win A Lot.

Very handsome map, but aside from maybe Swedish Pomerania, I don't see anything gained by Prussia vs OTL 1812 borders, and I'm not spotting any Russian gains, either.

OK, but a "federation" of two states, one Christian and with 16 million inhabitants and one majority Muslim, probably substantially poorer, with around 40 million people, on opposite sides of the planet, still strikes me as a bit odd. Did Commies take over the rest of Indonesia and the...

A lot of Dudes: "The US is going to hell!" KolyenuKS: "Hold my beer."

???? I can see the Netherlands and Indonesia sharing a monarch, in the sense that the UK and Canada do, but I can't see any post-colonial situation in which they are united enough to be counted as a single nation.