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World in Revolution: 1861

Alright, y'all are going to have to calm the fuck down and realise that this is just a game. Not every single little deal needs to be considered. Just chill out and roll with it.

World in Revolution: 1861

You're gonna need a new name, Pasta, now that the United Kingdom is gone. Union of Britain? Republic of Britain?

World in Revolution: 1861

For Queen and Country

In the year of 1862, the world watched in shock at the calamity that had befallen the United Kingdom. Some blamed the death of her mother, the Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld, who had passed away in March, while others blamed the lingering illness of her husband Prince Albert. All agreed on one thing, however; the Queen had gone mad. It was unclear where exactly she had sunk into insanity; perhaps when she supported the CSA and blockaded the Union, thus cutting Britain off from almost half of its wheat imports. Certainly, she was mad when she declared war on France, and promised to castrate all French males. With a mad Queen, a near famine, astronomical bread prices, and now an inconcievable war against their ally France, it wouldn't take much to cause riots and a serious revolt by the lower classes against the aristocracy. Fearing what would happen, the Parliament quickly voted almost unanimously to depose Queen Victoria and give Edward VII the throne. But the newly-crowned King Edward had had enough of monarchies. He ordered the dissolution of the monarchy, to be replaced with a full democracy. The nation reeled in shock as the monarchy, which had been in place since the 10th Century AD, was dissolved. Although most supported the change to a democracy, and swiftly voted in Albert Edward, the former King Edward VII, as Prime Minister, particularly as one of his first decisions was to recall the Fleet and end the blockade of the Union. However, most did not mean all. A section of the wealthy aristocracy, who feared a loss of power, opposed the move, and began supporting revolution. And there was only one group in Britain at the time with the numbers and the inclination to revolt against the government; the Marxists.

With movements all over the country, but most heavily in London, where Karl Marx resided, uprisings were beginning. It would take careful political maneuvering for the new republic to avoid descending into chaos.
(Monarchy dissolved, blockade of USA ended, Marxist rebellion in Britain)

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Byrd Man said
Yes, but I may have to rework them now. Is it possible to edit them, Bossman Outcast?

If you're quick.

World in Revolution: 1861

@ Thorgili; the reserves stat was only the total number of people you could enlist in the military. It wasn't people who were already in it. It seemed like an unnecessary statistic so I got rid of it.

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duck55223 said
I might have to rescind my declaration of war with the USA as well.

Declarations of war are final and cannot be rescinded. A war only ends when both parties agree to a peace treaty.

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This roleplay is not going in the direction I expected it to go.

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You send me orders for the update. If I think they are relevant, I will include them in the mini-update. No one sends me orders directly intended for the mini.

Edit: any nation can be taken that isn't already taken.

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I'll give bahamet1 'till this week's update to resurface. If he hasn't by then, he will be dropped.

And nice polandball comics there Aladdin.

To Lund ap Lunds

I'm still here. If this keeps going, awesome, I'll be with it 'till the end. If you decide to reboot, make sure you let me know. I ain't ready to get rid of Lord Torak Harvestar just yet.