How Popular is NationStates in Your Nation?

[Jumalariik]

illegal.

[Marsisian]

It's really popular. There's 1 billion nations on the site.

[Lingang]

Outlawed

[Langor Empire]

Very popular indeed because the Langorians enjoy a lot of free time.

[Utopanese Isles]

It was the only way other nations heard of it. Everyone's on it.

[North America and Great Britain]

I sent out a PR specialist and she asked a man on the street this, and he replied, "What on God's green earth is that?" I'm assuming this means that not everyone in the Federation has broken the fourth wall yet.

[Zaldakki]

If we had NationStates, people would hack into this account and godmod their lives. Murders would be carried out through factbook entries. People's exes would be struck by lightning. Blobert the Fat Kid would make giant cakes appear. It'd be absolute chaos.
Therefore we have a similar game called SovereignStates instead.

[Earth Empire]

Wait, this is a game? I thought it was real!

[Corsahnim]

The wide use of the internet to spread ideas via that medium has led to the founding of NationStates, which is highly popular among the populace.

[Luziyca]

NationStates is rather popular in Pavonistade, along with Max Berry's Jennifer Government.

This.

[Punkvania]

NationStates is fairly popular in some circles, although those playing are not nearly as young as most other players. Punkvanians commonly upload images that reflect their people and culture rather than actual flags.

[Saiteka]

NS itself is not particularly popular, but similar games in local languages are a bit more common. They're nowhere near Angry Birds or other games in popularity though.

[Unio de Sovetaj Socialismaj Respublikoj]

NationStates was banned after it was discovered that it fostered non-"communist" political thinking as well as religious propaganda.

[Parhe]

The Parhean equivalent is popular among the people.

[Sehat]

Quite popular, 1.5% of the population plays it. That's alot really, when you think about how small NS actually is.

[Republic of Coldwater]

Very well known

[Kenzinia]

In Kenzinia, some of the citizens play it daily.

[Novus Niciae]

Owing to earth not having FTL communications the ping is unacceptable so we do not play NationStates.
But we do have an analogous site on our datanet called NationSim where the players control a nation in a ultra realistic 4d multiplayer simulation program (the 4th D in this case is touch, smell and taste) .

[The Third Nova Terra of Scrin]

Internet isolation had led to NationStates being not popular in the Terra Nova Scrin.

[Juggalo world]

More or less outlawed to prevent political ideals being introduced to the nation.

[Terran Borealis]

Very popular.

[Fatatatutti]

... not everyone in the Federation has broken the fourth wall yet.

In Fatatatutti the houses often don't have walls, so the term "fourth wall" is ambiguous.

[Blakullar]

As with all internet entertainment, nobody in the government cares about it as long as nobody gets hurt. When people get hurt, that's when we get annoyed. We came close to banning it when two players fell out over the practicality of Z-Day and promptly attacked each other in the World Games Convention hosted at Sunikagrad.

[McCatsonia]

You mean the real world? Yeah, that's pretty popular.

[Sverige Rouge]

PCs don't exist in this country so 0%