Once you see it, you can't unsee it ><
It's the same with the cock on the Nile. It just won't go away.
Once you see it, you can't unsee it ><
I mean, that's pretty much just the old Roman Empire minus Spain, but with a little more territory in Germany, around the Black Sea, and somewhat random-looking smatterings of territories elsewhere. It'd be more accurate to call it a "restored Roman Empire" than Byzantine, no?
What mermaid..?"Hidden messages"? Like the mermaid thing performing fellation in Africa?
Let me see if I can fix that. By the way, I have noticed that you have not posted a map recently..
This is a map thread, man. If you've seen bigger Byzanto-wanks you'll have to prove it. Show us your greater Byzantium!
I think the Free Tibet-part is rather clichéd but otherwise it's a nice map depicting a new futuristic Chinese Civil War.
From the Titanium Rain comic series, issue #1.
The map is okay, but it's spoiled by the flags (the "Sino Union"'s flag is just the PRC's flag with a few pointless changes, the "Jade Empire"'s flag is utterly ridiculous, and the Tibetan flag is drawn wrong as there should only be a gold border around three edges of the flag), the ridiculous names for the two Chinese countries, and the unrealistic scenario.
The two Chinese flags are awesome, and it's taken straight from Wiki. Also, the Yu Dynasty seems like a great idea.
The Jade Empire's flag is an abomination. Maybe it's just the shock of seeing a country dedicated to returning its lost glory under a traditional monarchy using what is the most futuristic and decidedly non-traditional flag I've ever see.
Jesus is executed along with John the Baptist is the only established POD I have for this map.
Erm...that's not a POD, that's OTL
I like the new true multi-party system at federal level.
Do you notice the democratic states?
No? Me neither.
Obama's universal health care reform did fail in this world.
Why is the California border so weird? I mean, I know that they'd talked about splitting North and South in the past, but that border is just . . . wrong.