Guess what life is like in AN based on its primary banner!

[Belka United]

Police everywhere

[Hiyoko]

Utter chaos, half of the nation's landscape have been nuked by their own government. All of their aircraft are now piloted by psychopaths who duke it out in the skies against invading forces. For Belkan citizens. Poverty is inevitable, while to continue on living is optional.

[Samudera Darussalam]

Life is rather depressing but their people managed to have fun in other ways. People don't seem to get much sunny days there and the air is rather polluted by the many industries that dotted the nation, but hey, at least they still have many stray, if docile dogs that become the nation's main attraction.

[Gandoor]

Very serene and calm and I'd imagine the populace are very devout in their religious beliefs as well.

[Black Flag Syndicate]

very... trans? Would that even be an adjective here? ah, whatever, I'd say its pretty neat and maybe there's a lotta pro-LGBTQ imagery around

[Hiyoko]

Boring but ultimately stable, theres a booming oil economy and decent salaries for every citizen. Any radicals whether they be commies, fascists, or islamists are immediately executed on sight by the state.

[Hiyoko]

/bump!

[Kenowa]

Very apocaliptic. The government barely exists and most people have either fleed or transformed into one of "the things". At least it's not boring, but quite lonely.

[Frisemark]

Church every day.

[Free Ravensburg]

Literally 1984

[Great United States]

people watch a lot of jojo

[Samudera Darussalam]

"'Murica!"
Life is full with the display of national symbols, and it's not uncommon to see flags and the national coat of arms to be displayed even in random places. As a result, one should not be surprised to find that the average joe believes their country to be the greatest country in the world and that most discussions in taverns or other public places to turn to that topic.

[Hiyoko]

Life in Darussalam is relative uneventful, quaint, and saintly. Clothes that displeases the moral character of their very religious citizens are banned and offenders arrested and jailed for three years. Most women in this Islamic Republic are housewives and have little interest of changing that fact anytime soon.

[Frisemark]

Living in Hiyoko will make you learn a new definition of the term “militarization”.

[Greater Cebu]

A peaceful, quiet and rich coastal life.

[Trivalve]

Very futuristic, probably very easy lives due to high technological advancements

[Hiyoko]

Life is relatively okayish, but always rather tiresome and hectic since they are a space faring civilization with thousands of planets to colonize, surveil, and manage under their belt.

[Aubado]

Small, simplistic Slavic nation, trying to develop itself with the assistance of neighbouring countries.

[Frisemark]

Scenic ocean views and beautiful sunsets. Overpriced housing as a result.

[Khorshedshahrh-harh]

Comfy riverine lifestyle, basically the netherlands

[Skolipendra Organization]

Western-style, urban lifestyle for most of the population. Has beautiful mountains.

[Hiyoko]

To say life is difficult would be an understatement. The entire nation is one huge battle royale of sixteen different competing factions. Mostly led by ex-military women.

[Gandoor]

It's literally heavily militarized and all culture is centred around the military. It's drilled into the citizens from childhood that the military is good and they should either support or join it when they're old enough.

[Frisemark]

Everyone is trans. Everyone. People? Trans. Trains? Trans. Even the dirt is trans.

The nation’s food supply comes from a constant source of transphobe outrage that they feed off of

[Hiyoko]

Life is tightly controlled and productive. People drive to work, consume, and go back home and sleep. Rinse and repeat. Elections are held, but lack of public interest results in a never-ending de facto one party state.