Is the following thing canon in BN? [II]

[Waisnor]

Nope.

BN has mechas.

[Laka Strolistandiler]

I mean, LSMC tried to acquire mechanized armor for it’s infantry… Then the price came for even prototype units and it was so stupidly expensive that they’ve decided to scrap the project. Can’t have mechas if your army is supposed to loose extreme amounts of men in wartime

BN’ spec ops forces have had their fair share of bloopers (like Russian Nord-Ost terrorist attack, Eagle Claw, etc.)

[Tsaivao]

I think "blooper" is a weird word for the Nord-Ost siege but okay

Operation Ten-Go, made up of Vao SOF to go infiltrate the planet of Rtsin in this roleplay has so far had their ass kicked pretty damn thoroughly by various factors, not including their primary command vessel breaking up in-atmosphere and getting sick with some funky Seknah Mountain jungle plague. Novi Vrakanda could probably tell you more about it if you're willing to hear 18 fuckups in a row.

BN has nonhuman citizens

[Wiolgopomorska]

Partially. Technically speaking, non-human denizens of Wiolgopomorska are allowed to apply for citizenship; nevertheless, very few actually do so for fear of discrimination by a common citizen, and the non-humans who do formally apply for citizenship usually do so while disguised as humans. So, there might be a few vampires or werecreatures among the citizens, but they won’t tell you unless strongly pressured.

BN has a noble class or it’s former noble class retains a large amount of wealth and power.

[Airden Cartel]

I think "blooper" is a weird word for the Nord-Ost siege but okay

Operation Ten-Go, made up of Vao SOF to go infiltrate the planet of Rtsin in this roleplay has so far had their ass kicked pretty damn thoroughly by various factors, not including their primary command vessel breaking up in-atmosphere and getting sick with some funky Seknah Mountain jungle plague. Novi Vrakanda could probably tell you more about it if you're willing to hear 18 fuckups in a row.

BN has nonhuman citizens

Yes. Our 'verse contains a great many different intelligent species, and we don't turn down those who would want to join us, as long as they can make it through initiation and recite the oath. We feature many different non-humans in our ranks, including orcs, elves, and many, many others.

In addition, we keep a number of non-members in our employ as well, which likewise come from many different species. Among the most notable among those include the fae. We have historically amicable relations with the fae, and employ a great deal of them. They don't accept traditional payments such as money though, so we find other ways of paying for their services, like humanoid trafficking. Fae are quite fond of accepting payment in people, especially children, so we kidnap when we can to have a way to pay for their services.

EDIT: AN:

We have a sort of "unofficial" nobility - positions and titles often get passed down along familial lines. These dynasties aren't done because we, as an organization, believe them to be inherently superior or anything of that nature, however; rather it has to do with a combination of making filling those positions easier when the books open up, and it means there are people raised from an early age for leadership positions within our organization. This said, it is also possible for people to rise the ranks of our hierarchy. It is certainly not unheard of for someone to kill their boss and take their title, though this practice is frowned upon for obvious reasons.

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BN has, or has made contact with, magical beings.

[Qhevak]

Yes, a bunch, mostly on NSEarth. Defined magic is weak within the territory of the Oortian Community, but sufficiently powerful AI can tap "primordial magic", i.e. the fundamental mathematical structure underlying the physics of the universe, at enormous computational cost (generally not worth it for the vast majority of applications).

BN has landed a person on a moon.

[Liebendeland]

Sadly not, as the nation is way too non-developed to do so. We're at the stage of chunky computers that take hours to load.

BN has only very recently allowed same-sex marriage.

[Redeemed Britannia]

Arguably true. It was made legal in the Kingdom in 2011 and the overseas territories between 2011 and 2015.

The BN's military directly controls the civilian government.

[-Arene]

The last time military was involved in the government was 23 years ago so no.

BN is Expansive

[Celestial American Republic]

The last time military was involved in the government was 23 years ago so no.

BN is Expansive

Does "expansive" truly describe 1000+ solar systems, with land in three galaxies and void colonies? yes.

BN prohibits public nudity of any kind and has strict modesty laws

[Redeemed Britannia]

There is no law prohibiting nudity or enforcing any form of modesty, and culturally these things have long since ceased to be taken seriously by Britons.

The BN's majority are not enfranchised.

[Free Ravensburg]

False. It is 50/50.

BN’s gaming industry is in its own personal bubble similar to the USofA

[Wiolgopomorska]

Ummm, the question doesn’t make sense? US gaming scene isn’t isolated in any way? Anyway, false.

BN’s primary species is alien to Earth

[Liebendeland]

Nah.

BL has s*x with mannequins.

[Val Grazia]

God no. Why would you ask such a weird question?

BN is considered to be a naval hegemon.

[Earth-24601]

Canon if only because their are no other nations so by definition we're a hegemony in everything even the things we're bad in. All that said we maintain a very small military relative to pre-OLIVR Earth.

BN has a non-standard military branch for it's setting

[Tohorin]

We have no formal military force at all.

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BN has a short agricultural cycle due to adverse climatological reasons.

[Gonswanza]

Nope. We are tropical here with solid water management. Wet season, dry season. Plus hydroponics do wonders.



BN has reached space, or, for FT nations, managed to use black holes as an energy source.

[South Olpen]

False, our nation enjoys the Gulf Stream heat and has efficient water management systems to move water from the coasts to farms.

BN has a state religion that worships their leader.

EDIT: AN: Yes, we were the second nation to the moon and after we resolve some water intend to set up permanent colonies.

[Songateri]

Not canon. The Federal Assembly does not approve a personality cult.

BN is on the way of researching or has already built fusion generators to extend the national power supply.

[Cominsol]

Yes, the Cominsol does use fusion power to supply its energy needs, although a new generation of antimatter powerplants are beginning to replace them.

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BN has constructed underwater settlements.

[Tohorin]

No....BUT...the ancestors emerged from a series of aquatic caves, according to mythology.

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BN has canals in risk of being flooded if key rivers were to widen.

[Filipinn]

No....BUT...the ancestors emerged from a series of aquatic caves, according to mythology.

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BN has canals in risk of being flooded if key rivers were to widen.

True, though that is only for Filipinn's northern portion.

BN has a navy. (for FTs, interstellar space fleet)

[The Realm of Hyrule]

Not canon... Considering the geographical layout of the lands controlled (And in addition, supposedly controlled) by Hyrule, the largest body of water classifies as Lake Hylia... Nevertheless, despite it's size the population in and around the lake, for both hostile wildlife and Hylian, Zora or Goron to boot is sparse and of little threat. The various other water sources of the realm are either of little concern, or impassable.

TL:DR :: Geography basically says: "No f^ck you!" to the concept of a navy, so Hyrule does not have any sort of grouping... Though the Hyrulean Army continues to push for a larger presence of Zora peoples within it's ranks as to serve as Hyrule's presence within the waters. This push is miniscule, and very few Zora serve within the Armies as of current.

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BN unironically fires people out of cannons (Or whatever is it's current counterpart) for more than entertainment purposes, for whatever reason. Perhaps it is a military tactic? Or is it a mode of transportation? Or something else entirely?!

[Kerlodia]

Not canon... Considering the geographical layout of the lands controlled (And in addition, supposedly controlled) by Hyrule, the largest body of water classifies as Lake Hylia... Nevertheless, despite it's size the population in and around the lake, for both hostile wildlife and Hylian, Zora or Goron to boot is sparse and of little threat. The various other water sources of the realm are either of little concern, or impassable.

TL:DR :: Geography basically says: "No f^ck you!" to the concept of a navy, so Hyrule does not have any sort of grouping... Though the Hyrulean Army continues to push for a larger presence of Zora peoples within it's ranks as to serve as Hyrule's presence within the waters. This push is miniscule, and very few Zora serve within the Armies as of current.

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BN unironically fires people out of cannons (Or whatever is it's current counterpart) for more than entertainment purposes, for whatever reason. Perhaps it is a military tactic? Or is it a mode of transportation? Or something else entirely?!

It is not canon, for transportation of troops is done through hoverships, large flying troop transports with VTOL capability. Cannons are also banned in Kerlodia unless prior permits are obtained.

WWI happened and destroyed 50% of BN.