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

[Imperial Rifta]

The fact that they made factbooks for all of the categories instead of random categories like most people do. It’s annoying when you can’t find information about someone in RPs.

[Estado Americano de Espana]

Rifta's species diversity is what would normally come to mind when I examine it for the first time, however something that strikes me as unique, or at the very least, eye-catching to me is the Noble families within Rifta. Generally, as far as I know, not much is talked about other advisors or people in the government. That caught my eye, and I have to say that I was not disappointed.

[Lilguay]

Being an alt-history of Spain, that was annexed by the U.S. after the Spanish-American War

[Alliance of Self-Defensive Territories]

The strange, but still decent, the contrast between his characters and the world they live in.

This may sound odd, it might even be unintentional, but I find it interesting. When NUN writes an absolutely loony character, their actions still have consequences in their world rather than it being totally played for laughs. When Mr. Franco escalates the Vietnam war, it isn't just a silly conflict where Americans and Vietcong fight each other with sticks. Instead, hundreds of thousands die as the psyche of entire nations are destroyed - if not the nations themselves. Now, this is just one example, but I have noticed it with several characters. It's pretty interesting to see that balance, even if its possibly unintentional

AN: Using Roll Fantasy's mapmaker. I never could seem to get a decent one, but if you're able to make it work, good on you.

[Nordic Peoples Reich]

Having an illuminati symbol on their flag (which isn't even a real flag), I have never seen that combination before

[Azur Deutschland]

Definitely haven't seen this kind of Finnish nationalism done before. Guess that's pretty distinguishing and unique.

[Meadowfields]

Everything about Azur Deutschland is quite unique. I have to admit that there are tons of nations that roleplay as Nazi Germany, but your execution is spot-on and the addition of magic to the mix makes it even more unique and distinguishing.

[Samudera Darussalam]

Speaking about the AU, they are quite distinguished in that they are really, really active in F7. I sort of remember when I can find them in almost every thread. That takes a lot of time

Meadowfields also have a unique flag that makes them recognizable.

[Frisemark]

Indo-Malayan inspired nations, especially ones with such effort and depth, are incredibly rare on NS. This is one of them. And it's lovely to see.

[-Astoria-]

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[New San Andreas Republic]

We obviously see a lot of European-inspired nations here, but one combined in the way Frisemark does it (along with that nice flag) is so uniquely... Frisemarkian.

[Lilguay]

Being a post apocalyptic society in the U.S. (presumably centered in California near the San Andreas fault line, based on their name).

[Kingdom of Lechia]

Being extremely egalitarian and progressive when it comes to sexuality, gender identity etc.

[New San Andreas Republic]

For being Poland but having the most bizarre origin story of how it completely changed into a seperate kingdom with a different language, name, flag and culture.

[Sky Citadel]

Making the only GTA x Fallout parody I have ever seen, and not only that but making it GOOD.

[Sky Citadel]

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[Laeden]

The concept of a flying city is pretty unique in itself, but I can't deny that their flag is really outstanding. I've never seen something like that before

[Hintuwan]

AN and myself are probably among the few NSes to create heavily state-regulated militaries with an emphasis on apoliticization.

[New San Andreas Republic]

Having a canonical national flag, then choosing that instead of simply using the ripple feature you go out of your way to make a 'waving flag' gif with a white background and then keep that as your NS flag. It certainly gets people's attention.

[Nova Universo]

It is a nation based on a computer videogame parodying the excesses and foibles of late-stage capitalist United States, set in a post-apocalyptic wasteland which was once the state of California. The user has a few dispatches with good design and writing, and interesting artworks inspired by 50s popular industrial design.

[New Zoigai]

This concept hasnt really been done with a spanish name like this...

[Frisemark]

Their schizotech world is certainly something not every nation on NS has, I'll say that.

[Waisnor]

Honestly, not every nation here details their parliament and gives them centuries of history, I think that's pretty nice thing to have)

[The Astellian Kingdom]

Don't think I've ever seen anyone as dedicated when writing about their nation being in various sports competitions and what not.

[Orlesian States]

They not only have a fantasy-inspired nation, but a very well done one at that. I've seen fantasy nations that, well, it's not that I didn't 'like' them, but their lore didn't convince me as much. However, with The Astellian Kingdom, I'm drawn into the lore and I would happily read more.