The Ultimate Utopia TL

Indeed. How they combine would make for very engaging reading. My TL would probably be greatly changed (hopefully to make it more in the way of realistic in the process :eek:)

David, your TL is still to date the absolute best TL I have ever read. So much so I find have many a time wanted to make stories off of it, but I keep being unable to figure out how to make it work. The TL is just so d*mn good. :)
 
David, your TL is still to date the absolute best TL I have ever read. So much so I find have many a time wanted to make stories off of it, but I keep being unable to figure out how to make it work. The TL is just so d*mn good. :)

Thanks!

But there are plenty of things in my TL that aren't really that plausible, especially early on.

Hmm, getting back to Calcion's original idea, this new world would look like a very nice place after a while...some parts of it would probably resemble a mirror opposite version of For All Time after a certain date. :D
 
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I wonder if Britain would still join the NEA, even with a stronger Commonwealth organization.

I pretty much can see the Soviets are screwed, either through outright war against Germany (Weimar) or economic collapse later on.

I wonder if Britain and China would end up being TTL's superpowers, with the USA and NEA very close to becoming that...

You're right, this should make a very interesting TL.
 
The Zionist Uganda, and also the Superpower Empire, TLs, are quite good TLs to combine with others, due to the less far-reaching effects they have until WW2.
Heh, wonder what would happen if you took those two, and combined them with the For All Time TL. 'Shiny happy' (to qoute Susano) meets 'everything that can go wrong, goes wrong'.
 
The Zionist Uganda, and also the Superpower Empire, TLs, are quite good TLs to combine with others, due to the less far-reaching effects they have until WW2.
Heh, wonder what would happen if you took those two, and combined them with the For All Time TL. 'Shiny happy' (to qoute Susano) meets 'everything that can go wrong, goes wrong'.
I can't see how it could be worse than the original FaT TL, with the Soviets balanced-out by McHuge China on the rear and the Israelis successfully providing assistance to Britain in its greatest time of need. I can in fact, see a much more interesting Cold War situation, but the Soviets still lose out, perhaps even before schedule.
 
I pretty much can see the Soviets are screwed, either through outright war against Germany (Weimar) or economic collapse later on.
Both Weimar World and Zionist Uganda have Civil Wars as the end of the USSR, and with the added strain of Yakutia as a threat, the worse Afghan War and the lack of Yakutia as a part of the USSR, thing might be even worse for them. The Weimar World Civil War will be closer, I think, as the direct effects on the USSR from that TL will be bigger, and that Civil War is also earlier.
They can't lose the Pacific Federation (Weimar), or Vladivostok (Zionist Uganda), as those are already gone, though.
But yes, the USSR is screwed.
Altough Israel would be less influential (on it's own, it would be a Commonwealth state, probably) without WW2 (Congo, for one thing, and Somalia), and the immigration that preceeded it.
 
David, your TL is still to date the absolute best TL I have ever read. So much so I find have many a time wanted to make stories off of it, but I keep being unable to figure out how to make it work. The TL is just so d*mn good. :)


It seems to be a pretty good one, but I tend to enjoy TLs where the main focus (whether it be a nation, a person, or something else) isn't handed success after success after success for the whole duration. It'd be like a Byzantine Empire TL where it went from 1453 to a Greek speaking Beijing.
 
It seems to be a pretty good one, but I tend to enjoy TLs where the main focus (whether it be a nation, a person, or something else) isn't handed success after success after success for the whole duration. It'd be like a Byzantine Empire TL where it went from 1453 to a Greek speaking Beijing.

That's perfectly valid criticism. There's a lot looking back on my original TL that I'd like to change.
 
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