where in your nation would you find..?

[Crysuko]

in the cabinet of most homes, and civilian armouries

a celebrity chef

[Nuloerkun]

There are a few in every city, and at least one in settlements with over 200 inhabitants.

An overhanging boulder

[Andocara]

Out in the wild somewhere, away from civilization.

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A McDonald's where you pay via fingerprint.

[Zitravgrad]

And we thought contactless payment was already too much. None.

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A cat cafe :3

[Soviet Union under Volkov]

You won't. Nowhere in the before-times did anyone pay via fingerprint. Nowhere in the present does anyone pay via fingerprint. And no fast food places from the before-times are still operational.

AN:

You won't. None from the before-times are still operational, and we haven't bothered building any, due to limited resources and manpower. We aren't against it conceptually, but there's far more pressing matters than cat cafes. Not dying typically takes higher priority than most things.

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A Kalashnikov-pattern rifle?

[Pulsroth]

Probably in a major museum. Our country has had history with Russia, so the Kalashnikov is well known to us, but that rifle family is rather old now.

The best cup of tea your nation can offer?

[Soviet Union under Volkov]

Probably in a major museum. Our country has had history with Russia, so the Kalashnikov is well known to us, but that rifle family is rather old now.

The best cup of tea your nation can offer?

I mean, Kalashnikov-pattern rifles did not end with the AK-74. Modern versions exist, such as the AK-100 series, and the newer AK-12/AK-15 series. And that's just Kalashnikov-pattern rifles that actually come from Russia. The weapon has been copied by countless nations, with their own local variants. Not all of these copies are particularly modernized, of course, but some, like the RK 95 are suitably modern enough. Arguably, the Galil is itself just a heavily modified, modernized Kalashnikov.

There are modernized Kalashnikov-pattern rifles, at least in OTL.
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[Pulsroth]

Probably in a major museum. Our country has had history with Russia, so the Kalashnikov is well known to us, but that rifle family is rather old now.

The best cup of tea your nation can offer?

I mean, Kalashnikov-pattern rifles did not end with the AK-74. Modern versions exist, such as the AK-100 series, and the newer AK-12/AK-15 series. And that's just Kalashnikov-pattern rifles that actually come from Russia. The weapon has been copied by countless nations, with their own local variants. Not all of these copies are particularly modernized, of course, but some, like the RK 95 are suitably modern enough. Arguably, the Galil is itself just a heavily modified, modernized Kalashnikov.

There are modernized Kalashnikov-pattern rifles, at least in OTL.
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I know there do exist modern Kalashnikov derived rifles to this day. However, because IC, my nation only ever used the AKM and AK74 variants and that my nation is set in 2038, both of those rifles would likely be out of service by then. As such, AK12's and AK100's would be exceedingly rare, if they exist in Pulsroth at all.

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[Bunkaiia]

In the Ex-Italian colonial capital of Portolentia in the northwestern coast by the bay. Lots of cafés there and shit. Mushroom teas are very popular.
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Vegan Anchovies

[Crysuko]

any pizza place, or any place that serves Italian food

a jolly mailman

[Andocara]

That's very rare in Andocara nowadays, mainly because mail has largely become automated.

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A disruptive group of party people

[Ceranapis]

Try your local college campus on game day

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A housecat

[-Astoria]

Pretty much found in every street.

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A carrot?

[Palins]

Perhaps on a farm or in a garden, but most likely in a grocery store, a home, or a restaurant. Carrot farming isn't too common here.

A trampoline?

[Zitravgrad]

In a local gym, most likely.

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An archeological site?

[Novia Xeneia]

Near the Parliament is a temple like structure which was where the Communist Party used to meet during their rule.

Pre modern architecture

[Terra Britania]

A lot of places, actually. From Victorian and Gothic buildings in London to a Medieval-looking farmhouse in the countryside.

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Cheap apartments?

[New Transeurasia]

A lot of places, actually. From Victorian and Gothic buildings in London to a Medieval-looking farmhouse in the countryside.

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Cheap apartments?

Almost every city has cheap apartments, mostly in extremely massive high-rise apartments. A family apartment(5-bedroom, 2-bathroom) in almost every city will cost you less than 3000 Rubles(250 NSD) per month.

Brutalist architecture?

[Elvectica]

Nowhere - brutalism and its era is either nonexistent or it has yet to come into fruition. Also if it ever did exist in Etherea, Elvecticans would probably detest the entire thing.

A government building? (ie mayoral house, town hall, parliament/congress, etc.)

[Ocalla]

Most cities will at least have a post office, if nothing else.

A tub of fresh grass-fed cow's butter?

[Nacrad]

Some supermarkets have that

An electric guitar?

[Mornicoder]

In most shops in the country, except for some obscure rural areas.


A barren, inhospitable tundra wasteland?

[Zitravgrad]

Oh you mean this whole country? The northern parts of the country.

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The tallest church?

[Imperial Majapahit]

Smack dab in the middle of largest city on Java island, Jayakarta, right across the largest mosque in Southeast Asia.

The best coffee shop?

[La Xinga]

In the leader's building LOL!

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La xingan people