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What is the population in total of the FWR and USA? You mention the rest of the populations in Poland, Germany, Russia, China, and London, but what is the FWR's girth?​

The US has about 200 million people (less immigrants from Europe and the secession of the CSA acounting for most of the drop). The FWR is world largest "state" it has around 2.3 billion people with around 1.56 billion of them from India. So you see the massive political cloud the Indian part of the FWR has over the other members. Londons Majors have for the last two decades been of full or mixed Indian heritage. It is also important to note that the members (actually only those in West Africa and India) of the FWR are more richer/industrialised than their OTL counterparts. The demographic transistion is beginning to show its face in those republics. The British Isles are still recognisable for OTL people if you visit Scotland or Ireland. The English and London part are more ethnically diverse than OTL. Wales falls somewhere between the two.
 
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Here's a new map for the RDNA-verse (plus a special "vidscreen version"), which is both a throwback and a new spin on a familiar template. Both versions can be found on DeviantArt.

A remake of sorts of 2011's The World of 2024, this map is the first time since then that I've done a "worlda"-type scenario rendition for the RDNA-verse itself. On top of highlighting the various changes and retcons into the 'verse since then, however, I've also tried to do long-belated updates for other parts of the globe (notably, Africa and Asia), which may one day have their own dedicated entries. Not to mention how this also serves as a good opportunity to introduce newcomers into the lore. In addition, what surprised me while making the map was how some aspects of the lore and overall setting remain remarkably consistent, albeit substantially expounded upon. Including, yes, the more "magical realism" elements lurking in the background alongside the Dieselpunk, Cold War, Fallout and Orwellian influences. Such as certain embodiments.
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Also, the map is partially based on a commission cover on DeviantArt. While said cover does have some deviations, much of it remains fairly consistent enough that parts of it served as a basis for this particular work.

As for the monitor/vidscreen look itself, this is intended to reflect the rather curious technological development of the setting: at once old yet sophisticated. While also pointing to outside sources looking into the world in question.

Lastly, just to be sure, this is a work of fiction. This is not meant to be a political or ideological screed.

All that being said, hope you enjoy! And for those who are seeing this for the first time...welcome.

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A Basic Introduction to the RDNA-verse:

Imagine, if you will, an Earth at once familiar and strange. Where history played out similar yet rather different from your own. And one that, warts and all, seemed poised to welcome an age of prosperity and better tidings. Now, picture all those dreams of bright progress be drenched in blood. Despite the warning signs, few saw coming the years of chaos known in that world as the Terror. No one saw how far-reaching the consequences of those bleak times would be, from the spread of the ideology called Collectivism to the deep scars among those still fighting it.

It has been a century since then. For generations, a Cold War has simmered between the so-called "Free Nations" and the Collectivist Internationale, with seemingly no end in sight.

The New World holds firm as the largest region left on the globe where the Free World's might predominates, and where many of the remaining great powers reside. Here be the "Three Crowns": the Royal Dominion of New Austria (under the Habsburg Throne-in-Exile), the Loyalist Dominion of Canada (true leader of the British Imperial Commonwealth under the unified Windsor-Romanovs) and the struggling yet resilient Legitimate Union of Brazil (nominally under the Braganzas before the current junta assumed emergency powers). Alongside these prominent Royalists are the mighty "Twin Republics": the vast American Federation and the resilient Sovereign Federated Republic of Gran Patagonia, both doing whatever has to be done for the future of democracy.

Europe, by contrast, is almost entirely "Red." Among the few remaining nations outside of the Internationale's grip are the United Kingdom (now a glorified Canadian "protectorate"), the Kingdom of South Italy (a borderline fortress-state under the Savoia-Siracusas), and the Sovereign Knights of Malta (a South Italian "protectorate" that answers more to the Vatican-in-Exile in New Austria). While the survival of these countries could be said as being due to luck, costly sacrifices, outside aid, the fact they even exist or thrive at all remains testament to their defiance to what lies across their borders. A similar situation exists in Asia, with only the powerful Empire of Japan (still under the Yamato) and a vestigial yet potent Sovereign State of Free China, standing in the way of complete dominance over the entire landmass. While in Africa, the United African States (a republic forged from the remnants of colonies and native kingdoms after the Terror) continues to stand as a firm buffer against further Collectivist expansion alongside its Republican allies.

Not every Free Nation is considered part of the Free World, however. Several states over the intervening years have since adopted various strains of Reactionarism, which could be described as a group of ideologies comparable to myriad fascist and authoritarian regimes as observed throughout history. Together, they form the League of Neutral Defiance, a loosely-tied coalition that's led by the "Anglo-Mosleyites" of the Free Republic of Australia as both a foil to the other Free Nations (which they see as decadent and impure in various degrees) and a potent force against Collectivism.

Lastly, there's the Collectivist Internationale itself. While much of the specifics remain clouded and left to speculation, there's enough to paint an ignoble portrait. Comprised of various "ColMem Domains" and territories encompassing a disconcertingly large part of the global population, it is dominated by the Party through the Supreme Politburo. The Collectivism espoused is known to be a radical and paradoxically theocratic form of Socialism that glorifies the "Will of the Workers" and the transformation of mankind itself. Granted, the sheer size of the Internationale and the varying interpretations of Collectivist principles mean that it has seen several bouts of infighting, though it's speculated to be at least partially deliberate to sustain the regime. Such flaws, however, do not diminish the threat posed, or their efforts at destroying entire cultures and peoples to remake them in their image. So effective were such purges that after a century, all that remain of the so-called "Lost Nations," insofar as anyone's aware, are the descendants of refugees and exiles scattered across the world (known colloquially as "Revivalists"), as well as whatever could be saved by the countries of the Free World. Only the risk of utter atomic holocaust, it seems, holds back immediate plans for a Final Revolution...for now.

Know that this is a world that stands on the precipice. Where old and new converge, alongside powerful technologies to help maintain the balance of power. Amidst the madness, the peoples and nations of the Free World struggle to push onward, both for their sanity and in the hopes of one day emerging triumphant over the ever-present menace. No matter the cost.

Know as well that this is a world where, among the myriad peoples that make up humanity, are figures that from the outside resemble their fellow men. Yet at the same time they embody within their very essence whole cultures, societies and countries, such that they are them...

- Recovered fragment from "An Introductory Primer to Other Worlds." Unknown. 2022 Edition.

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For added trivia, the text is a substantially expounded and updated version of The Visitor's Pamphlet. Similar to it, this particular fragment is written in-universe with those outside the timeline in mind. Whether it's from the people behind An Examination of Extra-Universal Systems of Government or the Agency mentioned in other maps...I'll leave it for the reader to decide. As is the case for the meaning of what's crossed out.
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The template used for the monitor is modified from a Vintage CRT TV screen base provided here, courtesy of YouTuber BLTV Photoshop. As far as I'm aware, the base is free to use.

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Here's a new map for the RDNA-verse (plus a special "vidscreen version"), which is both a throwback and a new spin on a familiar template. Both versions can be found on DeviantArt.

A remake of sorts of 2011's The World of 2024, this map is the first time since then that I've done a "worlda"-type scenario rendition for the RDNA-verse itself. On top of highlighting the various changes and retcons into the 'verse since then, however, I've also tried to do long-belated updates for other parts of the globe (notably, Africa and Asia), which may one day have their own dedicated entries. Not to mention how this also serves as a good opportunity to introduce newcomers into the lore. In addition, what surprised me while making the map was how some aspects of the lore and overall setting remain remarkably consistent, albeit substantially expounded upon. Including, yes, the more "magical realism" elements lurking in the background alongside the Dieselpunk, Cold War, Fallout and Orwellian influences. Such as certain embodiments.
wink.gif


Also, the map is partially based on a commission cover on DeviantArt. While said cover does have some deviations, much of it remains fairly consistent enough that parts of it served as a basis for this particular work.

As for the monitor/vidscreen look itself, this is intended to reflect the rather curious technological development of the setting: at once old yet sophisticated. While also pointing to outside sources looking into the world in question.

Lastly, just to be sure, this is a work of fiction. This is not meant to be a political or ideological screed.

All that being said, hope you enjoy! And for those who are seeing this for the first time...welcome.

----​

A Basic Introduction to the RDNA-verse:

Imagine, if you will, an Earth at once familiar and strange. Where history played out similar yet rather different from your own. And one that, warts and all, seemed poised to welcome an age of prosperity and better tidings. Now, picture all those dreams of bright progress be drenched in blood. Despite the warning signs, few saw coming the years of chaos known in that world as the Terror. No one saw how far-reaching the consequences of those bleak times would be, from the spread of the ideology called Collectivism to the deep scars among those still fighting it.

It has been a century since then. For generations, a Cold War has simmered between the so-called "Free Nations" and the Collectivist Internationale, with seemingly no end in sight.

The New World holds firm as the largest region left on the globe where the Free World's might predominates, and where many of the remaining great powers reside. Here be the "Three Crowns": the Royal Dominion of New Austria (under the Habsburg Throne-in-Exile), the Loyalist Dominion of Canada (true leader of the British Imperial Commonwealth under the unified Windsor-Romanovs) and the struggling yet resilient Legitimate Union of Brazil (nominally under the Braganzas before the current junta assumed emergency powers). Alongside these prominent Royalists are the mighty "Twin Republics": the vast American Federation and the resilient Sovereign Federated Republic of Gran Patagonia, both doing whatever has to be done for the future of democracy.

Europe, by contrast, is almost entirely "Red." Among the few remaining nations outside of the Internationale's grip are the United Kingdom (now a glorified Canadian "protectorate"), the Kingdom of South Italy (a borderline fortress-state under the Savoia-Siracusas), and the Sovereign Knights of Malta (a South Italian "protectorate" that answers more to the Vatican-in-Exile in New Austria). While the survival of these countries could be said as being due to luck, costly sacrifices, outside aid, the fact they even exist or thrive at all remains testament to their defiance to what lies across their borders. A similar situation exists in Asia, with only the powerful Empire of Japan (still under the Yamato) and a vestigial yet potent Sovereign State of Free China, standing in the way of complete dominance over the entire landmass. While in Africa, the United African States (a republic forged from the remnants of colonies and native kingdoms after the Terror) continues to stand as a firm buffer against further Collectivist expansion alongside its Republican allies.

Not every Free Nation is considered part of the Free World, however. Several states over the intervening years have since adopted various strains of Reactionarism, which could be described as a group of ideologies comparable to myriad fascist and authoritarian regimes as observed throughout history. Together, they form the League of Neutral Defiance, a loosely-tied coalition that's led by the "Anglo-Mosleyites" of the Free Republic of Australia as both a foil to the other Free Nations (which they see as decadent and impure in various degrees) and a potent force against Collectivism.

Lastly, there's the Collectivist Internationale itself. While much of the specifics remain clouded and left to speculation, there's enough to paint an ignoble portrait. Comprised of various "ColMem Domains" and territories encompassing a disconcertingly large part of the global population, it is dominated by the Party through the Supreme Politburo. The Collectivism espoused is known to be a radical and paradoxically theocratic form of Socialism that glorifies the "Will of the Workers" and the transformation of mankind itself. Granted, the sheer size of the Internationale and the varying interpretations of Collectivist principles mean that it has seen several bouts of infighting, though it's speculated to be at least partially deliberate to sustain the regime. Such flaws, however, do not diminish the threat posed, or their efforts at destroying entire cultures and peoples to remake them in their image. So effective were such purges that after a century, all that remain of the so-called "Lost Nations," insofar as anyone's aware, are the descendants of refugees and exiles scattered across the world (known colloquially as "Revivalists"), as well as whatever could be saved by the countries of the Free World. Only the risk of utter atomic holocaust, it seems, holds back immediate plans for a Final Revolution...for now.

Know that this is a world that stands on the precipice. Where old and new converge, alongside powerful technologies to help maintain the balance of power. Amidst the madness, the peoples and nations of the Free World struggle to push onward, both for their sanity and in the hopes of one day emerging triumphant over the ever-present menace. No matter the cost.

Know as well that this is a world where, among the myriad peoples that make up humanity, are figures that from the outside resemble their fellow men. Yet at the same time they embody within their very essence whole cultures, societies and countries, such that they are them...

- Recovered fragment from "An Introductory Primer to Other Worlds." Unknown. 2022 Edition.

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For added trivia, the text is a substantially expounded and updated version of The Visitor's Pamphlet. Similar to it, this particular fragment is written in-universe with those outside the timeline in mind. Whether it's from the people behind An Examination of Extra-Universal Systems of Government or the Agency mentioned in other maps...I'll leave it for the reader to decide. As is the case for the meaning of what's crossed out.
wink.gif


The template used for the monitor is modified from a Vintage CRT TV screen base provided here, courtesy of YouTuber BLTV Photoshop. As far as I'm aware, the base is free to use.

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._. this is amazing
 
The US has about 200 million people (less immigrants from Europe and the secession of the CSA acounting for most of the drop). The FWR is world largest "state" it has around 2.3 billion people with around 1.56 billion of them from India. So you see the massive political cloud the Indian part of the FWR has over the other members. Londons Majors have for the last two decades been of full or mixed Indian heritage. It is also important to note that the members (actually only those in West Africa and India) of the FWR are more richer/industrialised than their OTL counterparts. The demographic transistion is beginning to show its face in those republics. The British Isles are still recognisable for OTL people if you visit Scotland or Ireland. The English and London part are more ethnically diverse than OTL. Wales falls somewhere between the two.

Thank you. The FWR is the Indian Empire now I guess, like the Qing and Manchu, conquered by their conquests by sheer weight of numbers. I wonder if the FWR has any plans for a United Earth, or a conquest of Africa.
 
Just a quick scenario I did for fun while I'm warming up for my other projects. Inspired by a thread on solar flares and the catastrophes they can do, this shows the aftermath of such an event in 2012 (we actually were very close...) in South America, 10 years later in 2022:

Blackout.

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In 2012, a solar flare hit the Earth. Like if a thousand thunderbolts landed everywhere, it destroyed virtually every circuit of digital civilization. Those that survived became absolutely useless, as the world-wide electricity grid, the nerves of modern civilization, was fried by the merciless sun.

It was the Blackout.

Industrial civilization, depending on the wonders of electricity to survive, collapsed overnight. People dependent on electricity and refrigeration died in the first hours. Then more died in the riots that followed. Then by war. Then by famine. Then by plague. And soon after, civilization collapsed, atrocities became common place, and the comforts of the former world became a dream buried below millions of corpses...

10 years later, the human toll is simply unmeasurable. Many nations no longer exist as such, replaced by endless anarchy and war. Others have survived, by great sacrifices. In some places, even, the light of electricty shines again... but power is something very controlled in the post-Blackout world. In every sense of the word.

In this world, living like in former North Korea is the norm. A place like Cuba would be a paradise. And the bad places... well, you really don't want to know...

Argentina: Argentina has recently reunited itself, after a period of chaos where all provinces where virtually independent and most of Buenos Aires burned; an alliance of governors, president Jorge Capitanich, and the armed forces rules the country. Food production and distribution was nationalized and controlled by the Army and Gendarmerie early on, which managed to stave off the worst famines. While some areas of the Conurbano are still no-go zones, and guerrillas still roam the South and North, order has been restored; often through brutal means such as systematic starvation of rebel areas. Still, some places even have locally produced electricity. Healthy citizens are forcibly recruited in the Army to aid in agriculture, a common system in many surviving states.

Bolivia:
Already aiming for self-sufficiency at the time of the Blackout, Bolivia experienced chaos and riots, but it managed to maintain food security, or at least prevent famine. Water, however, was another thing; tens of thousands died of thirst. The Santa Cruz region rose up in rebellion against the Morales goverment soon after, though, and the grinding guerrilla war still continues underneath a truce. Far-right groups and peasant militias fight in the hot forests of the Bolivian Chaco, a brutal fight that bleeds out the entire country. A few gas plants have managed to restore electricity in some cities, but it is stricly rationed.

Brazil: Brazil has suffered much after the Blackout. The large cities of Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro burned down in riots only weeks after and are still anarchic zones to this day. The southern states seceeded early on in the chaos; they are now ruled by a far-right regime. The military overthrew the leftist PT goverment after, and the north declared itself in rebellion. What followed was pure chaos. The Brazilian military, led by Bolsonaro as a parody of democratic goverment, is quickly bleeding itself trying to contain a thousand rebellions; most are 'contained' by massacres, while the Communist north slowly advances by grinding war. Gangs rule the cities, leftist guerrillas rise up in the interior, and cults preaching the end of the world are all over the country. A small state that refuses to recognize either Brazilian state as legitimate has risen up in the Amazon river, but the rest of the Amazon is in complete anarchy; The good news is that deforestation has mostly stopped; the bad news is that ranchers are now in open warfare against Indians and guerrillas of all stripes. While a system of forced agricultural conscription in the functioning suriving states has slowly improved the food supply, most of Brazil is still plagued by famine, violence and thirst.

Chile: Chile has had a bad time feeding its people; large cities such as Santiago soon burned in riots. The new goverment in Valparaíso is a military junta in all but name. Santiago has been treated like an occuppied city by necessity; only those who serve the goverment are fed rations of dry fish and cheap bread. The rest of the country is mostly self sufficient, if still under grim conditions; the northern cities, with little to no water, are virtually abandoned. The Mapuche have risen up in the South, but the military is currently too busy to deal with them. On the other hand, Valparaíso has restored a semblance of electricity, and is in communication with nations across the Pacific.

Colombia: Colombia is on the verge of collapse. The civilian goverment was unable to deal with the crisis, and the junta that followed them isn't much better. While Colombia had plenty of water and food at first, the high population and missteps by the goverment led it to anarchy. Cities like Bogotá and Medellín do not exist anymore, and the rest of the country is disputed between renewed FARC, far-right guerrillas (some made of former military units), and evangelical groups. The current Colombian provisional goverment controls the Pacific and Atlantic coasts, but has little popular support, and a coup is clearly coming. What is less clear is what will come afterwards...

Ecuador: In the first months of the Blackout, a military emergency goverment took over Ecuador. Just a couple years of famine and civil war later, a new leftist 'people's council' overthrew it. The new goverment brutally restored order, mobilizing the entire population, and since then, little is known from this small nation, other than the propaganda of the "indian socialist utopia" that guerrillas in Peru claim...

French Guyana: 'Self-governing', that is, independent in all but name, French Guyana is basically a city-state centered around Cayenne. Ocassionally ships from various 'provisional' and 'self-governing' and 'Nth Republiqués' French states come to port; so far all declarations have been rejected. The Légion Étrangère still guards the Guaiana Space Centre: uncanny monoliths from a past world.

Guyana: Guyana is under the control of an "emergency council" made by the local police and what remains of the previous goverment and the military. Things have been working out mostly fine, but with many sacrifices. The western part of the country was ceded to Venezuela with little conflict, and the Amazon has been abandoned. Guyana has gone back to the pre-industrial age in most respects, and mostly wishes to be left alone.

Paraguay:
Paraguay managed the Blackout quite well, all things considered. Plenty of water and nationalizing food production early on managed to keep things relatively stable; at least near Asunción. The northern and western parts of the country are still no-man's land, with communist guerillas becoming the default goverment. However, the Paraguayan goverment currently is more concerned about next year's harvest -much like in other nations, the military is involved- and restoring Yacyretá Dam together with Argentina.

Peru:
Peru has suffered terribly. The water supply was destroyed overnight and food vanished soon after. The Peruvian civilian, and later military goverment, was unable to contain the riots, famine, and anarchy that followed. Most of the country was left to fend off by itself. A decade later, most of Peru is still anarchic; only some fishing towns, alliances of gangs and guerrillas, and doomsday cults (after all, didn't Inti Himself send this punishment against us?) maintain a semblance of goverment. What remains of the former Peruvian goverment has retreated to the Altiplano and is a one-party state supported by Bolivia. Conscription is universal and rationing is brutal, even for the standards of this world.

Suriname: Much like the other Guyanas, Suriname also is a weak city-state centered on Paramaribo. It maintains a pre-industrial level of technology, with some attempts to build up windmills. There are some very "interesting" doomsday cults hiding in the Amazon jungle.

Uruguay: Uruguay was hit by chaos and riots in Montevideo, but it quickly took action to secure the food and water supply. A low population, excellent organization and plenty of food and water kept casualties at a minimum. Electricity is being restored, as engineers and technicians build working windmills and biomass generators, while trying to put the Salto Grande dam back online. Democratic elections have been held recently, with no problems. All things considered, Uruguay is one of the best-off nations in this world.

Venezuela: Venezuela is held together by its military: they have long got rid of Maduro and got someone more manegable in power. Some splinter units have risen up against the goverment, as famine has left even the military to suffer. The Zulia region has declared independence, and Venezuela has left them go, after all, it means less mouths to feed, but officially stills claims it. There has been attempts at forced agriculturization, but the food and water supply remains precarious. Overall, Venezuela has a grim existance, and is more of a great military gang rather than a state.

Also shown in the map are the Antilles Confederation (a rather peaceful union of fishing towns), Costa Rica (doing fine, thank you very much), what remains of Panama and Nicaragua, the independent Miskito Coast, and the Most Holy Covenant of the Ancient Gods and the Thousand Living Spirits (oh dear...)

Despite this grim picture, South America is actually one of the better-off regions in the post Blackout world. Many people elsewhere would trade everything to be a conscripted farmer in a small Paraguayan town somewhere instead of facing the chaos in the rest of the world...
 
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Despite this grim picture, South America is actually one of the better-off regions in the post Blackout world. Many people elsewhere would trade everything to be a conscripted farmer in a small Paraguayan town somewhere instead of facing the chaos in the rest of the world...

After ten years, wouldn't the great dying be pretty much over? For instance, in North America, with most urbanites and most of everyone living too far North dead, the more rural/agricultural regions would be expected to rebound. We see in South America that deep-seated left-right divisions are a source for major problems, but in the USA, that would be a... self-solving problem: most lefties are urban and near the coasts, and nearly all of them are fucking dead by 2022 in this scenario. Even in the agrarian heartland, the cities (which are mostly fucked) are the nuclei for left-wing/progressive politics.

I could see major ethnic strife in the South-West and the South-East as groups compete for scarce resources, but the mostly agrarian, mostly ethnically homogeneous and mostly conservative heartland of the USA ought to be primed to stay relatively coherent.

Likewise, see India and China. Huge numbers would die, and all those sprawling cities would become vast pyres or mass graves-- but those countries have enormous expanses of agrarian hinterland. Even there, many would die. But just like the Black Death in Europe, the die-off would mean: arable land available for anyone ready to work it. Land a-plenty, in fact. Whoever owned it before is dead!

And then there's places like Mongolia, for which all of this would be a big shrug.


...Don't get me wrong, I think the scenario is fascinating, but I don't really buy the idea that -- given this situation -- South America would really be one of the better-off places after ten years.
 
Just a quick scenario I did for fun while I'm warming up for my other projects. Inspired by a thread on solar flares and the catastrophes they can do, this shows the aftermath of such an event in 2012 (we actually were very close...) in South America, 10 years later in 2022:

Blackout.
This is very cool and what I was actually looking for on the thread. You thinking about making maps for the rest of the world?
 
Cross-posting from the Our Fair Country thread...

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I finally got around to finishing a map of what would have been Europe in my Our Fair Summer contest submission. The premise is that New England is ISOTed to 1066 A.D. and things get strange as New England and New Englanders try to exert influence on a world they have several centuries of technological advantage over. Some of the main features of the map are that Britain fractures as New Englanders rush in, an eccentric group of New Englanders migrate to Crimea and meld with the existing population there to create a potent regional power, and the Crusader states end up having some staying power backed by technology from some New England groups.
 
._. this is amazing

Utterly awesome as always, mate. :closedeyesmile:

Thanks! Still got it!

Whats life like in the Collectivist Internationale? How many nukes would it take to bring it down?

It varies depending on location and one’s status in the Party, but it’s not particularly pleasant for the majority. As even the Prole-equivalents are kept under close watch and kept docile through zeal. The higher up you go, it goes to more tolerable to, eventually, somewhat extravagant but with an even tighter leash (save for the actual upper echelons...usually).
 
Ahikto, 1444 (Date Inspired by Eu4)
Middle Ages

The world of Ahikto in 1444 was an unstable and very divided time. Mustering over 150 nations, few managed to quell the rage, and few managed to gain enough power to unite a region. During this time period, the Piklandic Civil war was raging with only a few states coming ontop, one of these would be Kyoto, which would later be the winner of the civil war. In the East, Kento a major kingdom in the region was starting to tear apart from the inside out, and soon a rebellion in 1456 would bring to the end of it. As the Gliserine Empire was in decline as well, mustering only enough forces to unite Dayland by 1447. Midgaurd was continuing expansion into the piklandic and Horis regions, making it extremely hard for them to manage, as economic problems would later bring to their downfall in dominance over the southern half of Amej. In the north, a new kingdom has risen from the ashes of the thousands dead, Haleta would later unite its own region and be the ultimate conqueror, taking over the entirety of the continent of Ujuakti by the 1700s.

"From the Ashes, we shall rise again! And we will save the people of this forsaken land!" -Kyoto the Great 1439


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New Additions to the map. Names to add a much easier placement on what nation is wich. And a better naming for history, allowing for a better representation of the nation's themselves in terms of power.
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Created by Kento Kei Hayama
November 24th, 2019

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Ahikto, a world of Unity, yet desolation
 
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