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Bad news on that front. I accidentally clicked something fucky on my computer, had to shut down and reset it to a week ago in a panic, and all progress on that map (Besides, of course, this screenshot) was lost. That's a lot of tedious radiation-adding and little country-adding, but I hadn't...

They've had 200 years to figure out nuclear tech. I think they could manage it.

Experimenting with a new color for nuclear war. Dark green with black interior rather than light green with black interior. This is for a 1940 Germany sent to 1740, two hundred years on.

Experimenting with a new color for nuclear war. Dark green with black interior rather than light green with black interior. This is for a 1940 Germany sent to 1740, two hundred years on.

Idly curious if anyone would be willing to pay for commissions, and if so, how much. Commissions would have a legend, a write-up, and a full, quality worlda. Think my final Defiance map, except perhaps a bit less wordy. 1000 words, at least, but not the full blown thesis that Defiance was...

I don't think I know enough to pull it off. It's possible, definitely. Would be a lot less united than this world (Varying Shades of Purple, is what I call it in my head), so maybe. I'll see about it in the future. I take more time with maps nowadays. So, whatever happens, you can probably...

It wouldn't be very interesting. The whole planet/solar system would be one united nation, majority Indo-African.

India got most of its neighbors to get on board with joining it by economically dominating them and pretending to be a United Earth Government. That pretense is slowly turning into a reality. About average. Probably the closest thing to a modern day democracy that exists in this world.

Outside of North America, the consensus on the borders of Earth is fully settled. With regards to North America...well, India and the Anglo-Newfoundlanders are operating on a first come, first serve basis. And Mumby is winning.

Pretty much, yeah. There are some noticeable ethnic differences in the area descended from the British treaty port at Shanghai, and China (Descended from Hong Kong and Canton) is still independent. But almost everyone in China considers themselves Indian or Burmese. (Burma still has a fair...

That's exactly it. India's trying to buy that land, but negotiations are going poorly, as Anglo-Arab populists are both arguing that India wants to steal their children's future by appealing to the greed of their wealthy classes.

English was and is a common merchant tongue, but most people have efficient translation software, so the distinction is largely irrelevant. There are several easy-to-learn conlangs/pidgins that were becoming more popular before the advent of that software. Bengal is doing well, playing itself...

Close to being finished! Oceania is all that's left, as well as some fiddly bits like Indian claim lines in Asia, as well as taking another look at the Americas. Asia/Oceania are the only places that are unfinished. I don't normally do claim lines. In this case, however, Europe...

1. Both, really. This world is far more advanced than ours. I'm tempted to have a transAtlantic tunnel be a thing. 2. All three, mostly the first two.

Intentional. It shows the closeness of the Indo-African alliance.

More like they still consider themselves independent nations within a greater nation.

I, too, think two previews of the same map is a bit much, but I was very proud of how the African Union turned out, and I wanted to show it off. Bear in mind, Arabia is unfinished. The year is 2240, three hundred years since the British Empire was unceremoniously dropped off on a virgin earth...

I, too, think two previews of the same map is a bit much, but I was very proud of how the African Union turned out, and I wanted to show it off. Bear in mind, Arabia is unfinished. The year is 2240, three hundred years since the British Empire was unceremoniously dropped off on a virgin earth...

Wait 'till you see Eurasia.

Soon. 100 years after the previous map.