19-08-2025, 01:33 PM
Just adding a few notes on the technical aspect. There are 2 ways borders work:
1) Think supranational: i.e. 3rd Point Federation's borders are N&D, Pontesi, Selucia and Amudim.
2) Particracy Classic had a fixed map of borders for nations. Legacy does not - it's all design at the moment. Once the mechanic is added, Zanz won't have to draw borders. We will be able to draw borders on the map itself, not the design image of the map.
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The difference on 2 that's a bit conflicting with most points here is that, once borders are redrawn, the controller is different: i.e. right now I'm allowing Mbites to roleplay Himmelshtern, but Himmelshtern is still part of Amudim. If we were to utilise the feature and actually make the border change, it would go to Mbites as a controller.
Similarly, we will be able to draw border disputes since nothing's stopping us from drawing both Kalistan's and Baltusia's borders over Athosia. But I assume that would require some game rule changes since a disputed region would technically fall under both controllers.
1) Think supranational: i.e. 3rd Point Federation's borders are N&D, Pontesi, Selucia and Amudim.
2) Particracy Classic had a fixed map of borders for nations. Legacy does not - it's all design at the moment. Once the mechanic is added, Zanz won't have to draw borders. We will be able to draw borders on the map itself, not the design image of the map.
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The difference on 2 that's a bit conflicting with most points here is that, once borders are redrawn, the controller is different: i.e. right now I'm allowing Mbites to roleplay Himmelshtern, but Himmelshtern is still part of Amudim. If we were to utilise the feature and actually make the border change, it would go to Mbites as a controller.
Similarly, we will be able to draw border disputes since nothing's stopping us from drawing both Kalistan's and Baltusia's borders over Athosia. But I assume that would require some game rule changes since a disputed region would technically fall under both controllers.
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