Are they just random "countries" or r they actually used by mappers
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So I started to rewatch some old AFoE series, maybe 4-5 years old, but I can't find one specific mapper, all I know about him is that he used the instrumental from 'Intro Rework' quite a lot (the 'I need a miracle' song), he used a big map (Europe, most of Asia and Africa and some islands that belong to Canada and it WASN'T TNTBobby's map), in some episode Russia got conquered by Miracium and some other European nation and at the end there was a nuclear war between a Chinese-Indian nation and everybody else. I'd be really appreciative if you guys could help me find him IF his channel is still about
I will be inaugurating a map game on the Spanish TFOE wiki in a couple of days, be sure to check it out!
The map game is literally called "R.I.P Europe", so if you do not want to check it out for the language, at least do it for the memes. I am finishing the map so it might come out tomorrow or the day after. (I also have to edit the 3 last episodes of my AFOE)
forums was better than whatever this clusterfuck is supposed to be
Imma out wtf did wikipedia sell fandom
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In a alternate timeline where the Germans try to make a adrenaline shot that makes their soldiers advanced, but instead, they make zombies, allies were sent to take care of it, but failed, and Europe is going to be dommed soon. So heres another legit mapping game by me, I didnt make a map but pretend that the virus is on southeastern Germany and northwestern Austria-Hungary, and yes on this wiki because there arent many mapping games on polandball
RULES (If you dont obey these, you are kicked from the game)
1: Follow the timeline, no advanced stuff like modular weapons or something else
2: You cant research too fast, like Russia making nukes in 1918
3: Be realistic, like British going on a campaign to invade the infected lands, no stuff like sending 100 tanks to Germany
4: Dont be greedy
5: Of course, have fun
I may miss some rules for the game, but you can tell me which rule I should add
Players
No players yet!
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Rules:
You make a wish.
The next player grants your wish, but it's corrupted.
Like this:
A: I wish for a game.
B: Granted. It's terrible.
I wish for a diamond.
C: Granted. You get coal and gunpowder.
So there you have it, without further ado, let's begin, shall we?
I wish I could be the emperor of China
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I made my own but that one isn't really that good, and I can't find the one used by other people.
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does every sports federation go 'Mapperdonian International [blank] Federation'
because if so then if it was lacrosse the acronym would be milf
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How this game works: One person says a country, and the next person has to say a country which borders the previous country.
Example: Fiji → New Zealand→ Australia → Norway (via Antarctica) → Russia → Georgia → Turkey → Greece
This thread begins with Canada.
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How this game works: One person says a city, and the next person has to say a city beginning with the last letter of the previous city.
Example: Calgary → Yuma → Amsterdam → Moscow → Wuhan → New York
This thread begins with Toronto
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The rules are the same, the previous thread ended with the word undefined
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How this game works: One person says a country, and the next person has to say a country which borders the previous country.
Example: Canada → France (via St. Pierre & Miquelon) → Germany → Denmark → Sweden → Finland → Russia → Japan
This thread begins with Fiji.
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How this game works: One person says a city, and the next person has to say a city beginning with the last letter of the previous city.
Example: Toronto → Oxford → Dallas → Shanghai → Innsbruck → Khartoum
This thread begins with Calgary
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You've all seen African Breakdown being one of the most viewed pages on the wikia after the Maps for Mappers pages, but why? How does an inactive map game that never even got off the ground become so popular?
As it turns out, the government of Ethiopia used the map in the page for official purposes for some obscure reason, leading the online presence of almost every nation in the Horn of Africa to start bugging each other. Eventually the Ethiopian government publicly apologised for this blunder, but not before global media coverage, as shown here, here and here.
A video made by EthanKoenigsberg summarises the situation here.
This may explain why the African Breakdown page is so popular despite it being a stillborn map game. Reverse image search can do wonders sometimes.
(edited by Hydrozen)
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How this game works: One person says a country, and the next person has to say a country which borders the previous country.
Example: San Marino → Italy → France → Spain → United Kingdom (via Gibraltar) → Argentina (via Falklands) → Chile → Peru
This thread begins with Mauritius.
(edited by Tenaciosu-san)
