Civilization Domination RP; OOC

[Horusland]

Yo, I'm working on a map of our various empires. If people want to tell me what they possess now, I'd be happy to add them to it.

Heh, first it was me, then Reatra switched to Alouite, and now Alouite let you do it. lool
Targu Mures Country, Romania.

[Adurnak]

Yo, I'm working on a map of our various empires. If people want to tell me what they possess now, I'd be happy to add them to it.

Igoumenitsa to Preveza in Greece please

[Pac union]

Yo, I'm working on a map of our various empires. If people want to tell me what they possess now, I'd be happy to add them to it.

A Bit of south west Ireland

[Equalium]

Sorry... I'm involved in 9 rps. I'll post soon.

[Al-Ahkri]

My empire is that of the state of Veracruz, but cut in half at Veracruz (my people are that and downward till the end of state lines)

[Al-Ahkri]

http://www.ezilon.com/maps/images/north ... Mexico.gif
This might help

[Oseamar]

wow i have to get a post up it has been 300 years since my last one

[Bujahla]

Still, small clumps washed in from the ocean, tiny rocks of it, and maybe some trade with Red Sea areas if they have it.

Unless I miss my guess, tin doesn't float. And your nearest source of tin would be either Naples, or near Zimbabwe... so trading for it isn't really an option.

2000 percent?

Indeed. The Nile civilization has gone from two thousand to forty thousand inhabitants, and increase of two thousand percent growth. In this time period the world population only grew by five hundred percent, making Egypt a rather extreme outlier. A more reasonable rate would be around seven hundred percent growth, to take into account the fertility of Northern Africa and the Nile River Valley in particular.

The Nile civilization as a whole would not have grown 2000%. The people I RP'd as have, but that makes sense seeing that I RP'd a village, and now RP a nation.....

[G-Tech Corporation]

Unless I miss my guess, tin doesn't float. And your nearest source of tin would be either Naples, or near Zimbabwe... so trading for it isn't really an option.



Indeed. The Nile civilization has gone from two thousand to forty thousand inhabitants, and increase of two thousand percent growth. In this time period the world population only grew by five hundred percent, making Egypt a rather extreme outlier. A more reasonable rate would be around seven hundred percent growth, to take into account the fertility of Northern Africa and the Nile River Valley in particular.

The Nile civilization as a whole would not have grown 2000%. The people I RP'd as have, but that makes sense seeing that I RP'd a village, and now RP a nation.....

Yeah. Except your village would have grown into the nation, that's generally how nation-creation works. The only induction of outsiders I see is when you proclaim the Kingdom, and in your second-to-last post where you note that people of Kamic origion (or however you spell it) number 15,000 in 4000 BCE. Whichever way you split it, your nation- defined as those people of your bloodline- increased by seven hundred and fifty percent from 6000 BCE to 4000 BCE, a time period during which human population only grew by one hundred and fifty percent. That is, in two words, rampantly unrealistic. I don't really care if you're in the fertile Nile Valley. That maybe accounts for two hundred percent growth, but not seven hundred and fifty percent growth.

Maybe if you'd annexed tribes everywhere, like several people have been doing, it might be reasonable. But given what you've RPed, that's simply ridiculous population growth.

[Adurnak]

I've posted in the ic

[Oseamar]

i am now the Kingdom of Northern March.

[G-Tech Corporation]

i am now the Kingdom of Northern March.

Righteous.

Out of curiosity, what is your educational system?

[Tribea]

I control Djbouti, Somalia, Entriea, and North Ethiopia.
And am undoubtedly gonna have a revolution somewhere soon.

[Al-Ahkri]

Correction!!!!!

I own all of the land in the Mexican states of Veracruz and Tabasco.

[Harkback Union]

Yo, I'm working on a map of our various empires. If people want to tell me what they possess now, I'd be happy to add them to it.

Why do people keep changing their flag/profile picture?!?
I bloody hate it! I already got used to the old picture! Change them back! All of you!NOW!
Anyway, I'll make a detailed map of the Harkback in the weekend. Until than, We have our capital (cloqbern) in the seattle area. The 2nd harkack city will be in the san fransisco bay. (1 IC post away).

[Bujahla]

The Nile civilization as a whole would not have grown 2000%. The people I RP'd as have, but that makes sense seeing that I RP'd a village, and now RP a nation.....

Yeah. Except your village would have grown into the nation, that's generally how nation-creation works. The only induction of outsiders I see is when you proclaim the Kingdom, and in your second-to-last post where you note that people of Kamic origion (or however you spell it) number 15,000 in 4000 BCE. Whichever way you split it, your nation- defined as those people of your bloodline- increased by seven hundred and fifty percent from 6000 BCE to 4000 BCE, a time period during which human population only grew by one hundred and fifty percent. That is, in two words, rampantly unrealistic. I don't really care if you're in the fertile Nile Valley. That maybe accounts for two hundred percent growth, but not seven hundred and fifty percent growth.

Maybe if you'd annexed tribes everywhere, like several people have been doing, it might be reasonable. But given what you've RPed, that's simply ridiculous population growth.

I see what you are saying. I made that post rushed if I'm not mistaken so I see how that makes sense. I meant for it to be like that of IRL Egypt where basically everyone was annexed.

[G-Tech Corporation]

Yeah. Except your village would have grown into the nation, that's generally how nation-creation works. The only induction of outsiders I see is when you proclaim the Kingdom, and in your second-to-last post where you note that people of Kamic origion (or however you spell it) number 15,000 in 4000 BCE. Whichever way you split it, your nation- defined as those people of your bloodline- increased by seven hundred and fifty percent from 6000 BCE to 4000 BCE, a time period during which human population only grew by one hundred and fifty percent. That is, in two words, rampantly unrealistic. I don't really care if you're in the fertile Nile Valley. That maybe accounts for two hundred percent growth, but not seven hundred and fifty percent growth.

Maybe if you'd annexed tribes everywhere, like several people have been doing, it might be reasonable. But given what you've RPed, that's simply ridiculous population growth.

I see what you are saying. I made that post rushed if I'm not mistaken so I see how that makes sense. I meant for it to be like that of IRL Egypt where basically everyone was annexed.

Well, even if you annexed everyone in sight, you're still annexing many more people than you could have grown to. You'd best read what happened to the Assyrians and Aztecs. I understand the desire to be big, but you can't just expect us to assume you annexed everything like Egypt without RPing it; this is alt-Hist, and traditionally if you don't RP it you don't have it.

[Oseamar]

i am now the Kingdom of Northern March.

Righteous.

Out of curiosity, what is your educational system?

So did the TGs help you understand?

[G-Tech Corporation]

Righteous.

Out of curiosity, what is your educational system?

So did the TGs help you understand?

Indeed sirrah.

[Bujahla]

I see what you are saying. I made that post rushed if I'm not mistaken so I see how that makes sense. I meant for it to be like that of IRL Egypt where basically everyone was annexed.

Well, even if you annexed everyone in sight, you're still annexing many more people than you could have grown to. You'd best read what happened to the Assyrians and Aztecs. I understand the desire to be big, but you can't just expect us to assume you annexed everything like Egypt without RPing it; this is alt-Hist, and traditionally if you don't RP it you don't have it.

Meh I will eventually get about to making it more detailed, but I don't see how I can't do what Namer did.

[G-Tech Corporation]

Well, even if you annexed everyone in sight, you're still annexing many more people than you could have grown to. You'd best read what happened to the Assyrians and Aztecs. I understand the desire to be big, but you can't just expect us to assume you annexed everything like Egypt without RPing it; this is alt-Hist, and traditionally if you don't RP it you don't have it.

Meh I will eventually get about to making it more detailed, but I don't see how I can't do what Namer did.

Is there an Upper Egypt of similar size to you? Keep in mind, you've got the climatic variance in okay, while Narmer was campaigning with a large army based on the population boost before the kilo year event.

[Reatra]

Okay, my post is a bit humorous. But I like doing that every once and a while.

[Bujahla]

Meh I will eventually get about to making it more detailed, but I don't see how I can't do what Namer did.

Is there an Upper Egypt of similar size to you? Keep in mind, you've got the climatic variance in okay, while Narmer was campaigning with a large army based on the population boost before the kilo year event.

I assumed their would be one as like an NPC. Helps with RPing to have them.

[Al-Ahkri]

Ugh, I need to expand into the VOM. Ughhhhh work ughhh

[Horusland]

Why do people keep changing their flag/profile picture?!?
I bloody hate it! I already got used to the old picture! Change them back! All of you!NOW!

I only change mine every month or so. Long gone are the days where I had a morning flag, an afternoon flag, and an evening flag.
This is G-Tech's original flag, in my opinion. He had it when I RPd with him last time. And it's better.