Recorded History [OOC]

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

Realistic Alternate history though. With a similar tech progression to IRL, at least for now. Therefore it would not be feasible for there to be a sprawling Central European federation in 1000 BCE. The most advanced civilizations are still in the Cradles of Civilization, not Europe. At most, at the start, you could be a federation of broad spectrum, low intensity farming tribes and then over the years build a federation.

Good point... hm... bad [1]Cradles of Civilization. I'll have to think on joining (AKA think of something interesting and fun to RP). I'm not experienced with age old stuff, and it usually leads to be getting confused because of stupid [2]demographics and [3]ethnicities that are oddly named.

[1] Bad Cradles? Mesopotamia, China, Peru, Mexico, India
[2] Really it's nice. No more than a few hundred thousand save for a few rare states
[3] No real life groups means you can make up the names

[Era the Mind]

Good point... hm... bad [1]Cradles of Civilization. I'll have to think on joining (AKA think of something interesting and fun to RP). I'm not experienced with age old stuff, and it usually leads to be getting confused because of stupid [2]demographics and [3]ethnicities that are oddly named.

[1] Bad Cradles? Mesopotamia, China, Peru, Mexico
[2] Really it's nice. No more than a few hundred thousand save for a few rare states
[3] No real life groups means you can make up the names

;-; I meant that the Cradles are bad kitties. Like G-tech. G-tech is mostly a good kitty, though. (I'm being silly... clearly G-tech is a Boston Terrier)

Hm... I'll try to think of something, the app is just a bit overwhelming. I know my apps are overwhelming, but I usually start with simple ones. I get overwhelmed easily.

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

[1] Bad Cradles? Mesopotamia, China, Peru, Mexico
[2] Really it's nice. No more than a few hundred thousand save for a few rare states
[3] No real life groups means you can make up the names

;-; I meant that the Cradles are bad kitties. Like G-tech. G-tech is mostly a good kitty, though. (I'm being silly... clearly G-tech is a Boston Terrier)

Hm... I'll try to think of something, the app is just a bit overwhelming. I know my apps are overwhelming, but I usually start with simple ones. I get overwhelmed easily.

It's really not that bad. However, if you find it overwhelming perhaps this RP isnt for you. Or perhaps you should consider a minor power

[The Orson Empire]

[1] Bad Cradles? Mesopotamia, China, Peru, Mexico
[2] Really it's nice. No more than a few hundred thousand save for a few rare states
[3] No real life groups means you can make up the names

;-; I meant that the Cradles are bad kitties. Like G-tech. G-tech is mostly a good kitty, though. (I'm being silly... clearly G-tech is a Boston Terrier)

Hm... I'll try to think of something, the app is just a bit overwhelming. I know my apps are overwhelming, but I usually start with simple ones. I get overwhelmed easily.

Start with a small tribe then. If you get overwhelmed easily, you may not be ready for a nation-state yet.

Though it helps that this isn't based on RL history, and you can make up your own history.

[G-Tech Corporation]

;-; I meant that the Cradles are bad kitties. Like G-tech. G-tech is mostly a good kitty, though. (I'm being silly... clearly G-tech is a Boston Terrier)

Hm... I'll try to think of something, the app is just a bit overwhelming. I know my apps are overwhelming, but I usually start with simple ones. I get overwhelmed easily.

It's really not that bad. However, if you find it overwhelming perhaps this RP isnt for you. Or perhaps you should consider a minor power

Consider Persia.

Then you can be easily vassalized.

[The Orson Empire]

It's really not that bad. However, if you find it overwhelming perhaps this RP isnt for you. Or perhaps you should consider a minor power

Consider Persia.

Then you can be easily vassalized.

Yes...he will be vassalized by me

[Aldelxane]

Reservation

Poster: Aldelxane
Name: The Otonara League
Territory: https://imgur.com/mJ7P5De
429

[G-Tech Corporation]

Consider Persia.

Then you can be easily vassalized.

Yes...he will be vassalized by me

The Slave-Dominion of Boemil will be an excellent province.

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

The Hallyu legions will crush you all

[The Orson Empire]

Yes...he will be vassalized by me

The Slave-Dominion of Boemil will be an excellent province.

In your dreams, G-Tech. Boemil is unstoppable.

[Liecthenbourg]

The Slave-Dominion of Boemil will be an excellent province.

In your dreams, G-Tech. Boemil is unstoppable.

Yes, quite.

With a giant 60,000 man army in an era with negative a million logistics and compromising of 2% of the population.

I look forward to seeing the bodies fertilise the Twin Rivers.

[Conwy-Shire]

[box]Reservation

Poster: Aldelxane
Name: The Haigui League
Territory: https://imgur.com/mJ7P5De
429
(Tentative, unless I think of something better)

You might have to nudge your land claim a tad bit, Reatra is accepted on the Roster with this territory

[The Orson Empire]

In your dreams, G-Tech. Boemil is unstoppable.

Yes, quite.

With a giant 60,000 man army in an era with negative a million logistics and compromising of 2% of the population.

I look forward to seeing the bodies fertilise the Twin Rivers.

If Borizu could achieve it in the past, it can be achieved again.

[Conwy-Shire]

I look forward to seeing the bodies fertilise the Twin Rivers.

Why else is it called the fertile crescent?

[Liecthenbourg]

Yes, quite.

With a giant 60,000 man army in an era with negative a million logistics and compromising of 2% of the population.

I look forward to seeing the bodies fertilise the Twin Rivers.

If Borizu could achieve it in the past, it can be achieved again.

You have 60,000 "professional soldiers."

Borizu was mass conscripts. It never even specifies how many soldiers they had in the wiki page.

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

[box]Reservation

Poster: Aldelxane
Name: The Haigui League
Territory: https://imgur.com/mJ7P5De
429
(Tentative, unless I think of something better)

You might have to nudge your land claim a tad bit, Reatra is accepted on the Roster with this territory

It's more or less fine though

[Terminus Alpha]

The Hu are now on the wiki.

[The Orson Empire]

If Borizu could achieve it in the past, it can be achieved again.

You have 60,000 "professional soldiers."

Borizu was mass conscripts. It never even specifies how many soldiers they had in the wiki page.

Yes, but I also specify that in wartime, I could mobilize up to 200,000 soldiers (and this number will increase as time moves forward and my population grows)

[The Grim Reaper]

The Hu are now on the wiki.

Who?

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

You have 60,000 "professional soldiers."

Borizu was mass conscripts. It never even specifies how many soldiers they had in the wiki page.

Yes, but I also specify that in wartime, I could mobilize up to 200,000 soldiers (and this number will increase as time moves forward and my population grows)

Except that Borizu was a titan among gnats. You are but one giant among many.

[Terminus Alpha]

The Hu are now on the wiki.

Who?

My hillfolk in the OTL Scottish Highlands.

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

Who?

My hillfolk in the OTL Scottish Highlands.

I think he meant how Hu=Who when said aloud

[Liecthenbourg]

You have 60,000 "professional soldiers."

Borizu was mass conscripts. It never even specifies how many soldiers they had in the wiki page.

Yes, but I also specify that in wartime, I could mobilize up to 200,000 soldiers (and this number will increase as time moves forward and my population grows)

You don't seem to understand that I'm telling you a professional army of 60,000 soldiers is ridiculously huge for the era.

Armies aren't professional. You levy people and give them training, send them to war, when they win they come back home and till the fields.

[Terminus Alpha]

Yes, but I also specify that in wartime, I could mobilize up to 200,000 soldiers (and this number will increase as time moves forward and my population grows)

You don't seem to understand that I'm telling you a professional army of 60,000 soldiers is ridiculously huge for the era.

Armies aren't professional. You levy people and give them training, send them to war, when they win they come back home and till the fields.

So, fertile croissant fights are gonna been in the summer then? Every other time period is either crop season (spring and fall) or winter, which isn't exactly an excellent period for campaigns in the late bronze/early iron age.

[The Holy Dominion of Inesea]

You don't seem to understand that I'm telling you a professional army of 60,000 soldiers is ridiculously huge for the era.

Armies aren't professional. You levy people and give them training, send them to war, when they win they come back home and till the fields.

So, fertile croissant fights are gonna been in the summer then? Every other time period is either crop season (spring and fall) or winter, which isn't exactly an excellent period for campaigns in the late bronze/early iron age.

Winter isn't bad that time of year in the Middle East. In the highlands its hell, but they could pull it off.