You jumbled up a ton of countries into continents? Because I think I see Alaska, Antarctica, and New Zealand.
Sadly, no. That would look like this:
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Dude, you are a god a this. You should do more (if you feel like it, I don’t want to force you but i’m Already rambling so i’ll Stop for you sake and everyone else’s why am i still going)
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Oh, a girl on the internet? Huh, now that’s something you don’t see everyday!Dudette will do. Goddess if you seek to worship or flatter
Let me just say that I'm really enjoying watching all of this. These sorts of maps are in a round about way what got me into alternate history in the first place, so it's really cool to see someone doing this with them.
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The USA being ISOT'd isn't the one you're thinking of.
Dudette will do. Goddess if you seek to worship or flatter
It's still so weird to me that 'dude' isn't considered gender neutral everywhere.
Using "dude" for both genders really triggers me. Not because I'm sexist or pro-feminist. It just doesn't seem right.
Not the best palaeogeographic map around unfortunately.
This should be a little better;
Unfortunately, the Algol video you took a screenshot is both naff (no modern borders, shows area exposed above sea-level not continental shelves), and highly dubious in quality for everything before the Cambrian. If you want a better video showing plate tectonics well into the proterozoic, then I'd recommend this;
More progress (I'll leave you to take a wild guess as to these states' relationship to the Imperium:
Could you point me in the general direction of a good Inkscape tutorial? I've tried and tried but it's always eluded me...
He has Silurian maps now?Not the best palaeogeographic map around unfortunately.
This should be a little better;
Unfortunately, the Algol video you took a screenshot is both naff (no modern borders, shows area exposed above sea-level not continental shelves), and highly dubious in quality for everything before the Cambrian. If you want a better video showing plate tectonics well into the proterozoic, then I'd recommend this;
Thanks for the video tips. Haven't seen that one before. Yeah, including Vaalbara and Ur in the same reconstruction is, well, a bit contradictory.
I'm a mapper by origin, so yeah.