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

[Free Kathen]

The aesthetic of your factbooks is pretty unique, and the fact that you list your inspirations on one of your factbooks is something that I haven't seen anyone else do.

[Republic Of Ludwigsburg]

They have Druidism even though they aren't based in Earth

[Valentine Z]

AAN: From what I've seen, it's perhaps the fact that they have a leader with the title Preacher in it, which is fairly a distinctive factor. And maybe on them mentioning about maritime trade and you know, how they get the stuff they need, because that's fairly often overlooked with regards to trade.

AN: Their map has a bit of a historical timeline integrated into it, so at least in theory, you can see the expansion (and territories) of the nation as the years go by, and when wars have happened.

[Frisemark]

What isn't a distinguishing feature about Val? Nicest person with an account on this whole-ass website.

[Hintuwan]

Tbh, when I think "Frisemark" I immeadiately think "cold, Nordic country in Europe". Very Strangereal and evocative of a specific, nuanced image.

[Chrysanthemum State]

A crucifix is at the centre of AN's coat of arms, which is not at all common.

[Red Lake Circle]

You seem to want to create a state that hybridizes disparate cultures, though reading through your assorted factbooks, it's very hard to tell which one you're running with right now due to all of the outdated dispatches left within

[Hintuwan]

I get eco-terrorism vibes from your nation. Also, black and green is an uncommon color combination and I certainly can't think of any IRL countries which use it.

[Red Lake Circle]

I get eco-terrorism vibes from your nation. Also, black and green is an uncommon color combination and I certainly can't think of any IRL countries which use it.

Check my sig lol

/skipme

[Bellcon]

I get eco-terrorism vibes from your nation. Also, black and green is an uncommon color combination and I certainly can't think of any IRL countries which use it.

I love how they managed a long lore thread to expound further the history about their nation.

[Insulamia]

Even though government websites are common, Bellcon's is distinguishing because it feels like what would be on an actual government website, unlike others who put wiki-style articles on their "government websites". It's also great that it is formatted in NSCode, even if it looks a bit awkward.

[Unified Communist Councils]

Going into detail on the nation's driving plates is a very niche thing that I've only seen scantly before in automobile nerd Nationstates. Appreciate that there are some illustrations present in that article to help the reader visualize what's going on, if they were hand-drawn then that's impressive.

[Hintuwan]

They refuse to speak like a normal person.

[Frokolia]

was pleasantly surprised seeing a new nation with a factbook going a bit in detail into what Orks are in their nation. wasn't exactly expecting too much to be honest, but i'm glad i wasn't disappointed

ninja'd, AN:

Their overview factbook is the longest i've ever seen, and it's very well made. Goes into full detail about Hintuwan's history, politics, culture, etc. I can easily tell a lot of time and effort was put into it. 10/10

[Republic Of Ludwigsburg]

Haha komunisczimie navi polskzi jajajajajajajaja
Poland colonized in their universe. And, it was a republic in the start.

[The H Corporation]

So far, I think the fact that CzechoBavaria exists and that they actually put effort in their weaponry, and maps

And the user is cool

[Paris Saint-Germain]

They have lots of lore and also likes Mexican football

[Lianhua Yu]

one of the facebooks is a mix of feminism and capitalism. i love it

ninja'd

the only factbook of a two year old nation is about the leader, however, i do love to see underrepresented nationalities. in this case, qatar.

[Meadowfields]

It's a corporatocratic plutocracy, not just your average company country, it's a country where everything is literally money, money, and money.

Hyperninja, lol, editing

I would say the fact that their nation is based on China, the fact that their main factbook is almost finished in just a while, and their interactions are normally informal, albeit not summie-like unlike DA ORK or other related forum accounts.

[Frisemark]

I mean, an alt-China history dating back centuries as a way for the user to connect to their own heritage and stuff is really cool. Generally whenever people on this site create something "different" it's something completely alien to them, which is of course part of the fun, but still. Neat to see an expression of oneself via worldbuilding a fictional nation.

EDIT: I got ninja'd by Meadow again. shakes fist like cartoon old man

Meadowfields is being developed fairly quickly, but the distinction of it being explicitly a federative republic of many peoples and the user's efforts to express that in culture and language is very cool.

[Frisemark]

/also bump (this is the only other one I'm doing tonight)

[Meadowfields]

/bump /stillFrisemark

[The Finntopian Empire]

cool flag/active poster

[Karazicu]

The lolrandomness of their posts and nation.

[Laka Strolistandiler]

They’ve made an actual, well-written misconceptions factbook! Surprises me how it’s the first one I see on this forum… I might want to get one of my own