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Post Draka maps here.
Read the title.
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heres one.
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Which mutation of the Draka TL does that correspond to?
It doesn't look like any period during Stirling's TL--there seem to be German protectorates carved out of Russia, but the Domination is restricted to Africa. |
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TL_191/ Draka crossover.
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People have talked about a lot of ways of disposing the Draka, and here is one of the most inconvential ones:
Continental Africa from 1942 of the Draka timeline and from 2100 of the Transhuman Space timeline are swapped with each other, with drastic consequences: In 2100, the continental Draka are confronted with with a heavily multipolar world: the three hyperpowers are China (sheer manpower and industrial capacity, as well as dominance in space), the European Union (leader in technological innovation and sheer wealth) and the United States (the number three, trying to catch up with the other two after decades of isolation). Other rivalizing blocks are the restored Islamic Caliphate (dominated by the Saudis), the Pacific Rim Alliance (a defense pact dominated by Australia, Japan and Korea), the Transpacific Socalist Alliance (a block dominated by the ideology of Nanosocialism, which are dedicated towards undermining the economies of the other blocks). Other influencial nations are Brazil, India, Mexico and Russia. The Draka are confronted with a world that is technological about one and a half centuries ahead of them, and the powers of 2100 have vast armies of bioroids, cybershells and autonomous kill vehicles at their disposal. Into the world of 1942, an Africa is introduced that boosts a population of 2.5 billion people. While by the standard of 2100 most of the African countries are still considered poor, the armies of most African countries of 2100 are on-par with first world state-of-the-art armies of 2009, and some are far more advanced: on top of them all, the most wealthiest and most advanced African nation is South Africa, which has a powerful nanotech economy and leads the South African Coalition, an organization dedicated towards economic development and African "renaissance". In addition, South Africa possess a small (but powerful) space force. Whatever will happen, the Draka are doomed... ![]()
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1980Draka
Oceania has always been at war with the Draka
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What, even in 1984 scenario Switzerland is still independent?
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One of my old maps
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And another...
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GB,
I like that last one. What's the TL behind it? |
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Aright, someone's gotta fill me in. What are the Draka? All I know is that they're some sort of South African superpower with A-10s during 1942... or something.
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Canada joins the American Revolution, so Loyalists flee to South Africa. They are joined by divers other miscreants, develop advanced arms, and take over lots of Africa. Nobody cares, because it's just Africa. Their society is intensely stratified; as they get into genetic modification, the Draka--the overclass itself--become superhuman. America is driven off the planet in the WWII analogue, and sets up a free state at Alpha Centauri; this falls. Basically, the Draka are the epitome of overwanked dystopian AH.
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"Switzerland is neutral and has always been neutral."
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I guess you could count this as a Draka map since it's one where the British government punished the Draka colony harshly for their actions and broke them up before they could cause any more trouble.
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why do all alternate Draka timelines have them crushed and pushed around. If you are going to have a timeline with the Draka how could they lose? Why not just not include them.
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![]() In regard for "how could they lose", it's far more reasonable to ask, how could they win?
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The Alliance would have won in Stone Dogs if not for the stupid Mexican women US president who didn't attack immediately. |
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Why would they curb stop a loyal ally during ww1? Why would they care that all of Africa was enslaved pre 1900? They wouldn't you are trying to put your 21st century morality into people of the 19th century. |
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It'd be also far more logical for the European powers to have their own parts of Africa (scamble for Africa, anyone) than let the Draka have everything - this is a VERY GOOD reason to care. I'm not projecting 21st century morality on people in the 19th century - it's just that 19th century people would be appalled by the actions of the Draka. I mean, think about the reactions to the Belgian atrocities in the Congo, or the reactions to British death camps in the Boer War. I think a massive war with Britain (or even an alliance of European powers) in the late 19th/early 20th century is entirely plausible, and an utter defeat of the Draka is almost certain. Another issue is their unrealistically fast technological development. It just doesn't work out that a narrow-minded and repressive society like the Draka could develop technology faster than anybody in OTL did.
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