Nation States
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I know this is a repost, so please accept my apologies. :-O A bunch of people joined after the last recruitment drive, but quite a few of them turned out to be inactive and their nations simply vanished after the 28-day limit. For those of you who haven't heard of it, here is a very nice introduction, originally posted by Colin:
I've recently found an online game called Nation States[^] where you create and control a country. You can join a region, become a member of the UN (or not). The game time runs slowly, the UN even slower, so you only need to make one or two moves per day. As you are the ruler of your country you can decide the direction your country takes. You can turn it into a psycotic[sic] dictatorship or a stable democracy. You can found it on capitalist principles or attempt to make it a socialist utopia. Come and try it out. I've created a region called "The Code Project" for anyone here to be part of the same region. In order to become a member of "The Code Project" region you'll need the password. That password is: byalmightybob If you are unable (or don't want) to get the same name for your country as your CPian user name please introduce yourself once you arrive in the region. One quick piece of advice: To make the game more interesting select "Two issues per day" in your settings. That will generate two things per day that your populace are concerned about and you may wish to enact laws about (or even just ignore it) I hope to see you there!I've put up a link to the Nation States CP group in my CP sig, and urge fellow rulers to do likewise. You can also check out my nation, Puntamba[^]Cheers, Vikram.
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byalmightybobThanks for the repost my past efforts to join the CP region had all failed. I finally got in. You should recognize my avatar but my country name might surprise you as I'm typically not a meat person but I recently fell in love with a black pepper and blue cheese hamburger that is um... probably going to kill me as it isn't that healthy but we only eat them once or twice a month so...:-D
My name is Maximus Decimus Meridius, Commander of the Armies of the North, General of the Felix Legions, loyal servant to the true emperor, Marcus Aurelius. Father to a murdered process, husband to a murdered thread. And I will have my affinity, in this life or the next. - Gladiator. (Okay, not quite Gladiator but close.) I work to live. I do not live to work. My clients do not seem capable of grasping this fact. Ancient of days! august Athena! where, Where are thy men of might? - Lord Byron
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I know this is a repost, so please accept my apologies. :-O A bunch of people joined after the last recruitment drive, but quite a few of them turned out to be inactive and their nations simply vanished after the 28-day limit. For those of you who haven't heard of it, here is a very nice introduction, originally posted by Colin:
I've recently found an online game called Nation States[^] where you create and control a country. You can join a region, become a member of the UN (or not). The game time runs slowly, the UN even slower, so you only need to make one or two moves per day. As you are the ruler of your country you can decide the direction your country takes. You can turn it into a psycotic[sic] dictatorship or a stable democracy. You can found it on capitalist principles or attempt to make it a socialist utopia. Come and try it out. I've created a region called "The Code Project" for anyone here to be part of the same region. In order to become a member of "The Code Project" region you'll need the password. That password is: byalmightybob If you are unable (or don't want) to get the same name for your country as your CPian user name please introduce yourself once you arrive in the region. One quick piece of advice: To make the game more interesting select "Two issues per day" in your settings. That will generate two things per day that your populace are concerned about and you may wish to enact laws about (or even just ignore it) I hope to see you there!I've put up a link to the Nation States CP group in my CP sig, and urge fellow rulers to do likewise. You can also check out my nation, Puntamba[^]Cheers, Vikram.
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S. Senthil Kumar wrote:
Naadu
Funny name for a country. :-D
S. Senthil Kumar wrote:
the ranking seems to go up and down without any rhyme or reason
I agree the ranking varies wildly, but do you realize it's not the same ranking? One day it's 'rudest country'; another day it's 'most corrupt'.
Cheers, Vikram.
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S. Senthil Kumar wrote:
Naadu
Funny name for a country. :-D
S. Senthil Kumar wrote:
the ranking seems to go up and down without any rhyme or reason
I agree the ranking varies wildly, but do you realize it's not the same ranking? One day it's 'rudest country'; another day it's 'most corrupt'.
Cheers, Vikram.
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byalmightybobVikram A Punathambekar wrote:
Funny name for a country.
Mine is Small Red Dot. How's that? :-D
Vikram A Punathambekar wrote:
another day it's 'most corrupt'.
Glad mine made top 3. :-D
Weiye Chen A self proclaimed hermit living in a cave, with his PC connected to the world.
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Vikram A Punathambekar wrote:
Funny name for a country.
Mine is Small Red Dot. How's that? :-D
Vikram A Punathambekar wrote:
another day it's 'most corrupt'.
Glad mine made top 3. :-D
Weiye Chen A self proclaimed hermit living in a cave, with his PC connected to the world.
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Vikram A Punathambekar wrote:
I especially like your motto.
Yea, in fact that's the way i feel my country is.
Weiye Chen A self proclaimed hermit living in a cave, with his PC connected to the world.
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I know this is a repost, so please accept my apologies. :-O A bunch of people joined after the last recruitment drive, but quite a few of them turned out to be inactive and their nations simply vanished after the 28-day limit. For those of you who haven't heard of it, here is a very nice introduction, originally posted by Colin:
I've recently found an online game called Nation States[^] where you create and control a country. You can join a region, become a member of the UN (or not). The game time runs slowly, the UN even slower, so you only need to make one or two moves per day. As you are the ruler of your country you can decide the direction your country takes. You can turn it into a psycotic[sic] dictatorship or a stable democracy. You can found it on capitalist principles or attempt to make it a socialist utopia. Come and try it out. I've created a region called "The Code Project" for anyone here to be part of the same region. In order to become a member of "The Code Project" region you'll need the password. That password is: byalmightybob If you are unable (or don't want) to get the same name for your country as your CPian user name please introduce yourself once you arrive in the region. One quick piece of advice: To make the game more interesting select "Two issues per day" in your settings. That will generate two things per day that your populace are concerned about and you may wish to enact laws about (or even just ignore it) I hope to see you there!I've put up a link to the Nation States CP group in my CP sig, and urge fellow rulers to do likewise. You can also check out my nation, Puntamba[^]Cheers, Vikram.
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byalmightybobCool, I've joined - http://www.nationstates.net/pauliastan[^]. I'm also in The Code Project. Seems like a cool game :)
Paul
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I know this is a repost, so please accept my apologies. :-O A bunch of people joined after the last recruitment drive, but quite a few of them turned out to be inactive and their nations simply vanished after the 28-day limit. For those of you who haven't heard of it, here is a very nice introduction, originally posted by Colin:
I've recently found an online game called Nation States[^] where you create and control a country. You can join a region, become a member of the UN (or not). The game time runs slowly, the UN even slower, so you only need to make one or two moves per day. As you are the ruler of your country you can decide the direction your country takes. You can turn it into a psycotic[sic] dictatorship or a stable democracy. You can found it on capitalist principles or attempt to make it a socialist utopia. Come and try it out. I've created a region called "The Code Project" for anyone here to be part of the same region. In order to become a member of "The Code Project" region you'll need the password. That password is: byalmightybob If you are unable (or don't want) to get the same name for your country as your CPian user name please introduce yourself once you arrive in the region. One quick piece of advice: To make the game more interesting select "Two issues per day" in your settings. That will generate two things per day that your populace are concerned about and you may wish to enact laws about (or even just ignore it) I hope to see you there!I've put up a link to the Nation States CP group in my CP sig, and urge fellow rulers to do likewise. You can also check out my nation, Puntamba[^]Cheers, Vikram.
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byalmightybobI grew very bored of this 'game' - it is a giggle at first, but the novelty soon wears off.
Kicking squealing Gucci little piggy.
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Vikram A Punathambekar wrote:
I especially like your motto.
Yea, in fact that's the way i feel my country is.
Weiye Chen A self proclaimed hermit living in a cave, with his PC connected to the world.
Weiye Chen wrote:
Yea, in fact that's the way i feel my country is.
Really? I thought much better of Singapore, although its freedoms/rights are rather poor. :^) If you think your country is bad, you should check out India. Our politicians' motto would be something like "Before they ask to bow, grovel". X|
Cheers, Vikram.
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I know this is a repost, so please accept my apologies. :-O A bunch of people joined after the last recruitment drive, but quite a few of them turned out to be inactive and their nations simply vanished after the 28-day limit. For those of you who haven't heard of it, here is a very nice introduction, originally posted by Colin:
I've recently found an online game called Nation States[^] where you create and control a country. You can join a region, become a member of the UN (or not). The game time runs slowly, the UN even slower, so you only need to make one or two moves per day. As you are the ruler of your country you can decide the direction your country takes. You can turn it into a psycotic[sic] dictatorship or a stable democracy. You can found it on capitalist principles or attempt to make it a socialist utopia. Come and try it out. I've created a region called "The Code Project" for anyone here to be part of the same region. In order to become a member of "The Code Project" region you'll need the password. That password is: byalmightybob If you are unable (or don't want) to get the same name for your country as your CPian user name please introduce yourself once you arrive in the region. One quick piece of advice: To make the game more interesting select "Two issues per day" in your settings. That will generate two things per day that your populace are concerned about and you may wish to enact laws about (or even just ignore it) I hope to see you there!I've put up a link to the Nation States CP group in my CP sig, and urge fellow rulers to do likewise. You can also check out my nation, Puntamba[^]Cheers, Vikram.
The cold will freeze our stares We won't care...
Join the CP group at NationStates. Password:
byalmightybob -
I know this is a repost, so please accept my apologies. :-O A bunch of people joined after the last recruitment drive, but quite a few of them turned out to be inactive and their nations simply vanished after the 28-day limit. For those of you who haven't heard of it, here is a very nice introduction, originally posted by Colin:
I've recently found an online game called Nation States[^] where you create and control a country. You can join a region, become a member of the UN (or not). The game time runs slowly, the UN even slower, so you only need to make one or two moves per day. As you are the ruler of your country you can decide the direction your country takes. You can turn it into a psycotic[sic] dictatorship or a stable democracy. You can found it on capitalist principles or attempt to make it a socialist utopia. Come and try it out. I've created a region called "The Code Project" for anyone here to be part of the same region. In order to become a member of "The Code Project" region you'll need the password. That password is: byalmightybob If you are unable (or don't want) to get the same name for your country as your CPian user name please introduce yourself once you arrive in the region. One quick piece of advice: To make the game more interesting select "Two issues per day" in your settings. That will generate two things per day that your populace are concerned about and you may wish to enact laws about (or even just ignore it) I hope to see you there!I've put up a link to the Nation States CP group in my CP sig, and urge fellow rulers to do likewise. You can also check out my nation, Puntamba[^]Cheers, Vikram.
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agorby wrote:
Please, stop your spamming!
I don't know who you are or if you're just joking but maybe you should lay off the regulars. Hmmm mr. 2 posts?
Dad always thought laughter was the best medicine, which I guess is why several of us died of tuberculosis. I can picture in my mind a world without war, a world without hate. And I can picture us attacking that world, because they'd never expect it.
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I know this is a repost, so please accept my apologies. :-O A bunch of people joined after the last recruitment drive, but quite a few of them turned out to be inactive and their nations simply vanished after the 28-day limit. For those of you who haven't heard of it, here is a very nice introduction, originally posted by Colin:
I've recently found an online game called Nation States[^] where you create and control a country. You can join a region, become a member of the UN (or not). The game time runs slowly, the UN even slower, so you only need to make one or two moves per day. As you are the ruler of your country you can decide the direction your country takes. You can turn it into a psycotic[sic] dictatorship or a stable democracy. You can found it on capitalist principles or attempt to make it a socialist utopia. Come and try it out. I've created a region called "The Code Project" for anyone here to be part of the same region. In order to become a member of "The Code Project" region you'll need the password. That password is: byalmightybob If you are unable (or don't want) to get the same name for your country as your CPian user name please introduce yourself once you arrive in the region. One quick piece of advice: To make the game more interesting select "Two issues per day" in your settings. That will generate two things per day that your populace are concerned about and you may wish to enact laws about (or even just ignore it) I hope to see you there!I've put up a link to the Nation States CP group in my CP sig, and urge fellow rulers to do likewise. You can also check out my nation, Puntamba[^]Cheers, Vikram.
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byalmightybobI've never seen a reason to join... what you can do in the nations is limited to various combinations of normal ways of doing things, and many of the things I would do and stances I would take if I were a leader of a real country would be new and novel.
--Justin Microsoft MVP, C#
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I know this is a repost, so please accept my apologies. :-O A bunch of people joined after the last recruitment drive, but quite a few of them turned out to be inactive and their nations simply vanished after the 28-day limit. For those of you who haven't heard of it, here is a very nice introduction, originally posted by Colin:
I've recently found an online game called Nation States[^] where you create and control a country. You can join a region, become a member of the UN (or not). The game time runs slowly, the UN even slower, so you only need to make one or two moves per day. As you are the ruler of your country you can decide the direction your country takes. You can turn it into a psycotic[sic] dictatorship or a stable democracy. You can found it on capitalist principles or attempt to make it a socialist utopia. Come and try it out. I've created a region called "The Code Project" for anyone here to be part of the same region. In order to become a member of "The Code Project" region you'll need the password. That password is: byalmightybob If you are unable (or don't want) to get the same name for your country as your CPian user name please introduce yourself once you arrive in the region. One quick piece of advice: To make the game more interesting select "Two issues per day" in your settings. That will generate two things per day that your populace are concerned about and you may wish to enact laws about (or even just ignore it) I hope to see you there!I've put up a link to the Nation States CP group in my CP sig, and urge fellow rulers to do likewise. You can also check out my nation, Puntamba[^]Cheers, Vikram.
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byalmightybobI've joined. All beware the nation of Nickisgreatopia![^] -- modified at 6:00 Wednesday 4th April, 2007
Dad always thought laughter was the best medicine, which I guess is why several of us died of tuberculosis. I can picture in my mind a world without war, a world without hate. And I can picture us attacking that world, because they'd never expect it.