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Lord Sander

Two maps. The first is your run of the mill Axis victory.
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The second, I don't have the foggiest what happened here.
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Lord Sander,
 
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Susano said:
Japanese (vasall) India? Somebody call Flocc! :D
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It is a WW2-POD map, though. Flocc only objects when people carry back Japan's modern-era power status back into a pre-modern age, like having a British Empire in 150 BC or something :D
 
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Nek said:
Japan is so much cooler than India. :D
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You just say that 'cause you're in Leicester. You'd change your tune if you lived in a town with a lot of Japanese expatriates, like, umm... (anyone? Seattle perhaps? )
 

nemo1986

G. Bone what year is this. It looks like the Roman empire was able to prevent its fall though it lost most of its outer territories.
 

freivolk

Lord Sander said:
Two maps. The first is your run of the mill Axis victory.
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The second, I don't have the foggiest what happened here.
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Lord Sander,
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Map II: Prussia lose 7-Years-War. Britain wins in India, but lose in Canada. Catherina the Great never comes to power, Poland never partioned. America still becomes independet, but is dominated by Hamiltons Federalists and not by Jeffersons Democrats. More centralised, more autharian, less interested in expansion, so adventures souls in Texas and California maybe prefer the light british rule. Still french revolution, but no Napoleon. Revolutionary wars end earlier with stronger Austria. Slower independence of Latin America. Maximilian from Hapsburg King of the Kongo? Around 1900 great War against Russia by an Alliance of Britain, Turkey, Sveden, Prussia, Poland and Japan.
 
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freivolk said:
Map II: Prussia lose 7-Years-War. Britain wins in India, but lose in Canada. Catherina the Great never comes to power, Poland never partioned. America still becomes independet, but is dominated by Hamiltons Federalists and not by Jeffersons Democrats. More centralised, more autharian, less interested in expansion, so adventures souls in Texas and California maybe prefer the light british rule. Still french revolution, but no Napoleon. Revolutionary wars end earlier with stronger Austria. Slower independence of Latin America. Maximilian from Hapsburg King of the Kongo? Around 1900 great War against Russia by an Alliance of Britain, Turkey, Sveden, Prussia, Poland and Japan.
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That's quite good, but I don't see the US coming into existence if France still has New France to act as a threat. I suppose Britain might have ended up with the Ohio country but not Quebec...
 

Magnificate

The second, I don't have the foggiest what happened here.
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I am especially intrigued by this Chile-like Prussia. How is it possible that they control the coastline in face of strong Poland and Austria? And how did they aquire Ingria?
 

BlackMage

The second, I don't have the foggiest what happened here.
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Indonesian Darwin? That's bound to be interesting. You either need a much further back POD or a serious setback for Britain...
 
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