What's the distinguishing/unique feature of AN or its User?

[Azur Deutschland]

They have a pretty decent factbook about their religion.

[Nazahah Arabiya]

Magic Hetalia Germany is pretty unique, i'd say lol

[Knyghtelawe]

A socialist Saudi Arabia is something I've never heard before, so that's quite unique.

[Red Lake Circle]

I wish I had some factbooks to work with when judging this topic, but I like the artwork you use for your nation! Very evocative of a specific aesthetic.

[Norse Inuit Union]

I guess the bears on their coat of arms. Also them being on a fictional continent.

[Low bloods]

I could comment on multiple things for this AN/User. But I will highlight the fact that I find it comically amazing that they use roblox for their military avi's and have dished out the robux to do so.

[Diaboland]

The fact that "words of wisdom" is the currency

[Meadowfields]

Their flag, it looks glitched or extremely dark at first, but if you zoom in you can see a design on the flag. Also, I've learned to associate their nation with "diabolical".

[Frisemark]

Commitment, I think. Meadowfields has a lot of good or WIP-but-will-be-good factbooks despite being fairly new and is also a frequent F7 poster.

[Black Raven Movement]

The odd synchronization of Danish and Dutch, well, everything, honestly makes this nation stand out amongst others. The almost-evident combination of both dialects, inspiration from IRL military equipment (Bushmaster knockoff, for example), and the general....well, oddness of the nation is hard to describe. That isn't a bad thing, really. I believe you've pulled off this mix correctly, from my understanding at the moment, yet even then I'm confident you've pulled this off wonderfully.

Apologies if this is incoherent, just getting back into the gist of things.

[Feklarnia]

/bump

[Laka Strolistandiler]

It’s quite hard to put your hand on what exactly AN is, but their general atmosphere od dread coupled with some WW1 elements (and WW1 is a rarity on itself) combined produce a truly unique and interesting combination. Also, gifs- surprisingly few people use em!

[Republic Of Ludwigsburg]

They had a field marshal, who started 2 nuclear wars, and is still somehow alive. They had a giant nuclear war to preserve fascists in Laka, they have a queen who was instated after her mother abdicated due to mental issues, and apparently their military loves Surstromming, smelly fish in Swedish.

[Frisemark]

For one, the trust. His OOC factbook, though brief, lets out a lot of information. I'm too paranoid to talk about that stuff openly, but he trusts people enough that he isn't, which I can definitely respect, even if I don't think the same.

[Nova Universo]

They're giving a big aura of friendly coolness. I feel like they're well-known for being agreeable and chill.

[The Orwell Society]

Same thing. They seem to be a chill, easy user who you can easily roleplay with

[Karazicu]

The fact that their nation is literally 1984, like they literally copied off of 1984. I suppose that is what makes them a little distinguishing.

[Meadowfields]

I think the fact that their flag always has a person on it and their name is a Serbian war criminal, even though it sounds a bit Japanese without context tbh.

[Hintuwan]

Newly-created nation but I have a feeling they won't turn up to be a summie. Also probably distinguished by the fact that they still use power indexes, they were pretty popular in 2017 but very few NSes use it at this point.

[Broader Confederate States]

Newly-created nation but I have a feeling they won't turn up to be a summie. Also probably distinguished by the fact that they still use power indexes, they were pretty popular in 2017 but very few NSes use it at this point.

>2019
>calling people summies
I must say I am impressed with your factbook, it really is the length of a real place's Wikipedia article and just as detailed. And with so many images, too... it really isn't a level of dedication I tend to see very often with nations, especially with how relatively recent yours is. I've seen some from 2012 with less fleshing out.

[Hintuwan]

Newly-created nation but I have a feeling they won't turn up to be a summie. Also probably distinguished by the fact that they still use power indexes, they were pretty popular in 2017 but very few NSes use it at this point.

[align=justify]>2019
>calling people summies

my main is from 2017, been using this site far longer than you have lol

/skip

[Broader Confederate States]

>2019
>calling people summies

my main is from 2017, been using this site far longer than you have lol

/skip

There I go not reading people's sigs again. Fair enough.
/skip²

[Frisemark]

I mean. Unironically believing in Southern Secessionism is definitely...unique. I think that and their age are the two big standouts.

[Laka Strolistandiler]

They are amongst the few users who create their own military vehicles and equipment. Commendable for sure, that takes quite a lot of time and skill

[Azur Deutschland]

I don't think I have ever seen such a wild ooc journey like Laka's before. From having that 'super straight' thing on their flag before to now coming out as trans (at least I think since you said that you were male before, but now you prefer female pronouns).
Anyways, I hope you aren't filled with self loathing like you were before.