Compliment the Above Nation III

[Bellcon]

Dedication to make factbooks of their nation which is currently I am lacking.

[Ex Machina]

Being aware of what's lacking is the first step to remedy it. And if the signature is anything to go by, your factbooks shall certainly be great!

[New San Andreas Republic]

Your nation has an incredibly interesting concept and genesis for its creation, and the user behind it was kind and cordial enough to indeed give me an explanation when prompted of their nation's idea and concept that helped me to understand and appreciate it more. I can respect and relate to making a nation based on passion and enjoyment for a piece of media/art, so your nation automatically gives me a feeling of familiarity. Also, your factbooks are far and away better formatted and presented than the average NS factbook which is a metric of judgement which may seem a bit abstract but I can assure you you'd understand if you scoured just a couple and saw the sheer difference.

[Drongonia]

There are a lot of things to compliment with the NSAR. Of course, they're a dear friend of Drongonia (IC and OOC) and they are a very nice player. But also, the fact that they effortpost all the time is not something to be sniffed at, especially as far as F7 is concerned.

That's just on top of the funny and interesting factbooks/lore, but I'll save those for next time.

[New Zoigai]

those (Insert aspect of society here) index polls you do are awesome, (I may or may not have borrowed my score from one of them)

[Austro-Bavarian States]

You have a really good flag!

[Waisnor]

Your flag looks pretty sweet and your nation has a very big potential for developing great lore, so I hope that you'll develop your nation in the future)

[Terra-Novan Federation]

Your covering of cultural as well as political aspects of your nation is really good. It always helps immersion when you let people know what kind of media is available in your nation.

[Terra-Novan Federation]

/bump

[Western Theram]

I really like the world history you built for your nation/planet and non-human races. It really adds to the space theme, especially with the discrimination that goes on between humans and other races. As one might expect. Also the symbol you use for your flag looks awesome

[TheKeyToJoy]

I really like the flag looks cool and fun and I like what you did to your kangaroo antler hybrid.

[East Plate]

Well, well, well... To be honest, there is not much about your nation. You don't have any factbooks, you use the flag of Ivory Coast and you don't have a signature... You certainly are trying to make complimenting your nation difficult!

However, I can compliment you on your activity. You seem to participate quite often around F7. Hopefully, you'll stick around and become a nice addition to the forum.

[Ex Machina]

East Plate is one of those nations which oozes realism through all it's factbooks, while still maintaining a very noticeable and interesting level of creativity. The factbooks are all extremely detailed and are amongst the most aesthetically pleasing I have encountered.

What makes East Plate such a great nation, I think is that when I read the Factbook of death (which I have yet to finish), I couldn't really distunguish, apart from some more obvious English influences, what was historically accurate for Uruguay/La Plata and which are a result of English colonisation. Which both shows my lack of knowledge and your impeccable historical realism =).

And last but not least, the Voyage to East Plate Factbook is simply amazing. I always liked narrative factbooks more than expository, so I am biased, but I find that that factbooks perfectly captures the immigrant experience, the idea of East Plate on the European mind, the lives of the day to day people who made East Plate, etc. It just adds a whole new dimension, making East Plate feel really alive!

[The Allied Tribe]

To have a factbook that addresses the reader (and is written in first-person), another that seems to be a cryptic collection of songs (and I still can't figure out why that exists), and another (cryptic) collection of narratives that read like journal entries isn't very common. Much of the information they give us is unclear, and there's nothing that I've read (I admittedly skimmed through most of the factbooks) that actually gives us an accurate description of what is going on.

I first thought that your nation was somewhat generic (authoritarian dictatorship/feel of authoritarian dictatorship with cyberpunk/website factbooks) but as I dug a little deeper I found a nation concept I haven't seen here before. All the supposed happiness does feel strangely familiar (which probably suggests I need to read more), but to have a nation that seems to be built on "happiness" instead of one that builds it is very interesting and is worth exploring further.

[Yohaulticetlia]

This is a really interesting project. I love the science fiction and the history of the world, as well as the speculative culture. The detailed record of the formation and displacement of languages and religions following migration and colonization reminds me of the Silmarillion.

[The Allied Tribe]

This is a really interesting project. A pacifist state with Korean culture is different, and I like it.

I'm honestly not quite sure where you got the "Korean culture" idea from (or, for that matter, the sci-fi) but I can add that to the list of cultures (real-world or otherwise) people think my nation is based on.

The Polynesians, the Hopi, the Swiss (not sure where that came from), the Adriatic Veneti, the Greeks (also not sure where that came from), the Mesopotamians, the Koreans (not sure where that came from either), LOTR, generic science fiction...

Very interesting. The more presumed cultures, the better.

/skip, still Yohaulticetlia

[Yohaulticetlia]

I'm honestly not quite sure where you got the "Korean culture" idea from (or, for that matter, the sci-fi but I can add that to the list of cultures (real-world or otherwise) people think my nation is based on.

The Polynesians, the Hopi, the Swiss (not sure where that came from), the Adriatic Veneti, the Greeks (also not sure where that came from), the Mesopotamians, the Koreans, LOTR, generic science fiction...

/skip, still Yohaulticetlia

Sorry. I read more after writing that and altered my response.

[9front]

Base colors on the flag are really nice.

[Vavlar]

Nice missile system. I would like to try it out on Insulmania for fun.

[Imperial Felchah]

That's one comfy looking chair.

[North Macaronesa]

I love your lore and your factbooks! Your nation is very well built.

[Southern Republic of Dixie]

I Honestly find your Start on a Well Thought out factbook Aspiring to me personally. Given i think mine are trashy...

Keep up the good work.

[Holy Federation of Stars]

Non-nations, such as subdivisions/vassals of other nations, are fairly rare on NS tbh. Which in your case I feel like would have been especially easy to have just "US Collapse funni" - but instead has a proto-nation that is under the guiding hand of America. Which I think is neat tbh.

[Ex Machina]

The detail you have put into each planet and their own cultures is extraordinary, not only because each is different from the others but also because all have internal variants in culture or geography (avoiding the planets of the hats that so often curse sci fi) which are all rooted in plausibility and are consistent with the existing lore. Mad respect for that!

And there is also the history which I find really cool, from the discovery of the many planets where humankind evolved/was seeded/appeared by spontaneous generation and the three way war with the Greys and reptilians, it's all very well written and interesting.

[Reformed Galactic Empire]

The way you did HUB // MACHINA was amazing,It's very beautiful