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Probably about four to six provinces per post until you reach the populated areas of China, then it would be the standard two per post.
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@Dinh AaronMk At the end of the day, it's a question of why are people here?
Is it for the story?
Or are they trying to win something?
Personally, I'm here for the story, and when everything is about the story, benign details matter less and less. If someone wants a legion of Brotherhood clones, armed to the teeth with railguns and an accompaniment of Metal Gear Solids, then let them. If the GM has allowed for such a thing to happen in the scope and lore of his RP, then s'all good.
For me, that doesn't change the soul of the story. The world ended, people hid in bunkers, emerged 200 years later to try and rebuild. This is their tale, not a timeline of their ascent to becoming overlords of the universe. If some horde of impossibly advanced warriors comes pouring across Normandy, then I'd look forward to the nitty gritty posts of a futile defense, and the more clinical posts of an armed resistance to an occupying force.
That's my two pennies on everything. EVER. Like literally, I think I just wrote my thesis on the Theory of Living.
But enough of that, Normandy needs to crack on with the Spartain II program. 'scuse me :)
I have genetically altered crops, that my people developed during their time underground. The crops are superior to pre-war alternatives, in that they have been specifically engineered to fair better in the post-war environment. The bunker also initially housed 45,000 people, and this population would have grown over the course of two hundred years.
I know nothing about growing crops, and even less about genetics... let alone my understanding on the gigantic means and resources it would have taken to create such an impressive underground bunker.
But I've been accepted, and am beyond criticism.
WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.
Also, tomorrow, I intend to write a battle-centered post that will see me referencing the Brittans using pre-war French battle armour, with some of their troops cutting a bloody swathe through the Norman ranks in an orgy of intense, gut rending violence. I'm going to do that because it's what I had in mind from Operation French Lion's conception. How the Brittans managed to hold onto that kind of tech, or maintain it, is not really going to get touched on.
It will literally take the GM's intervention to stop me :D