The Powder Toy

NATIONWIDE: NICAYA by MinecraftTranquility

MinecraftTranquility
MinecraftTranquility
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9th Jul 2019
5th May 2020
Landscape will affect infrastructure and armies. Conquer, build, and trade. Invalid moves will be voided. Join in the comments: You may choose your country's name and location, give me your capital coordinates.
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Comments

  • Nurian_Republic
    Nurian_Republic     12th Jan 2020
    Nutty, gimme, 900 Million dollers.
  • NuttyMcNuttzz
    NuttyMcNuttzz     12th Jan 2020
    Uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. This is basic rocketry. 10 satellites is a big risk
  • AVeryBigNurd
    AVeryBigNurd     12th Jan 2020
    Also: does Nicaya have a moon?
  • AVeryBigNurd
    AVeryBigNurd     12th Jan 2020
    With tons of maths, make a sattelite grid plan similar to that of StarLink. Se0 verely test EVERYTHING on a rocket until it works well. Think fairly ambitious: 10 sattelites in 1 launch. Use even more maths to propose an optimal rocket for 10 sattelites.
  • NuttyMcNuttzz
    NuttyMcNuttzz     12th Jan 2020
    then we work on compressing the computers, reducing them to be only internet access
  • MinecraftTranquility
    MinecraftTranquility     12th Jan 2020
    Dragonjames Okay so you gotta make an offer to sombody who has planes, Nutty is currently online right now so you can ask to purchase from him xd.
  • MinecraftTranquility
    MinecraftTranquility     12th Jan 2020
    NuttyMcNuttzz Oh, personal computers are not developed yet, the current models are huge at 6 feet tall and 5 feet wide with an 11 inch screen and control panel. Nothing terribly mobile or citizen class.
  • Nurian_Republic
    Nurian_Republic     12th Jan 2020
    First option.
  • NuttyMcNuttzz
    NuttyMcNuttzz     12th Jan 2020
    we begin mass producing the computers and begin selling them to the public. We use the funds to further enhance the fighter research
  • MinecraftTranquility
    MinecraftTranquility     12th Jan 2020
    NuttyMcNuttzz You do, the Entente nations all have access to Equinian innovations due to the international science capital that Nurd has built up over the decades.