Yes, this was all made in MS Paint,
Don't feel bad. I didn't even use MS Paint. I discovered Sumo Paint, an in-browser editor today which has pretty much the same functionality as MS Paint.
Yes, this was all made in MS Paint,
This is AlternateHistory.com. Note some keywords in that phrase.
Try saying that a little more nicely. It was legitimate criticism - why would a state that, given its borders, came out of British colonialism adopt an electoral method that doesn't work in pretty much the only country that uses it?
Try saying that a little more nicely. It was legitimate criticism - why would a state that, given its borders, came out of British colonialism adopt an electoral method that doesn't work in pretty much the only country that uses it?
Try saying that a little more nicely. It was legitimate criticism - why would a state that, given its borders, came out of British colonialism adopt an electoral method that doesn't work in pretty much the only country that uses it?
Looks quite nice.Okay, amid all that competition my puny "OTL" (and really not very finished) map is unlikely to win, but hey, luck happens
Our POD involves greater Portugese success while Spain takes longer to unify, resulting in a weaker Habsburg empire and thus a stronger Ottoman Empire.
You love the large Tejas in that universe, don't you?Nice Ill Bethisad map!
I thought about doing a Tejas languages map from that universe...
You love the large Tejas in that universe, don't you?
Yes, I do. And I love the fact that there are Brithenig states in the NAL-SLC, which I find to be the best USA-equivalent.You love the (comparatively to OTL) large Kemr in that universe, don't you?
Yes, I do. And I love the fact that there are Brithenig states in the NAL-SLC, which I find to be the best USA-equivalent.
Yes, but most of that is the Unincorporated Territory. This is just the provinces.I thought the NAL was a lot bigger, though.
Yes, I do. And I love the fact that there are Brithenig states in the NAL-SLC, which I find to be the best USA-equivalent.
Ah, yes, but Poland is non-existent...I must admit, I love that IB has a surviving Poland-Lithuania.