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Regional Guidelines
« on: December 28, 2015, 03:08:27 am »
  • Leaving the region or ceasing to exist for longer than 48 hours causes the departing or no longer existing nation to forfeit its map claim if it possesses one.
  • If a departed nation returns, and they wish to return to the map, they may apply for re-entry. However, they must register a new claim as if they were a new nation.
  • God-modding, defined as superhuman feats of engineering, technological marvels outside constraints, and other actions that could generally be defined as 'impossible', is forbidden in all RPs. If a nation is seen to be god-modding, their action will be declared non-canon.
  • RPs involving crimes against humanity, including but not limited to, genocide, mass-murder, etc., must be approved by the Founder or a moderator before they may commence. If a nation fails to follow this rule, then they may be evaluated for moderation.
  • Nations in this region are limited to two puppets, no exceptions. All puppets must be declared by their 'puppet masters', and must be of a different personality than their owner and each other.
  • All tech levels are capped at the early 2020s. Modern tech is the basis of our region.
  • If a nation is inactive on the forum for twenty eight days without notice, they will be removed from the map. If a nation gives notice and is gone for longer than sixty days they will also be removed. Active refers to posting on the forum.
  • All wars must be consensual. If one nation does not consent to a potential conflict, then the conflict is considered non-canon.
  • Alliances and states that could be considered 'vassal states' can only be colored the same color on the map with extensive justification to prevent confusion on national status. Empires must follow this same rule.
  • Nuclear weapons, biological weapons, and other objects that could be considered Weapons of Mass Destruction are prohibited.
  • The Founder can move to eject or ban a nation with extensive justification and regional approval.
  • All real life UN resolutions, such as the Geneva Convention, on human rights and war-belligerent rights must be followed.
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Re: Regional Guidelines
« Reply #1 on: January 20, 2016, 03:29:29 am »
Warfare Addendum

  • No consent needed, however wars must be declared
  • To declare a war the declaring nation should make a forum post and PM the nation he/she is declaring war on (the PM is just in case the nation war is being declared on doesn't see the post)
  • To actually have troops you need to have filled out and posted a link to the regional military spreadsheet. Said spreadsheet can be downloaded from the attachment to this post.
  • A nation may use its NS population for the purpose of the spreadsheet until that population reaches 200 million. At that time it may either choose to stay at that population or use the real life population of its territories, whichever is most advantageous.
  • Wars will be turn based. In other words the first person to post should only post a single action declaring units they are moving/using and their actions, the next person to respond will declare any defensive actions taken then units they are moving/using and their action, and so on until all nations involved have posted.
  • A nation may not attack a "whole" nation at one time. For instance an attacking nation can't say they are landing 20,000 troops in Brazil. Instead the attack must be declared in this fashion,"I land 20,000 troops on the shores of Bahia and advance on its capital of Salvador." However, if a nation is capable multiple locations may be attacked simultaneously.
  • Nations who are being attacked will have 48 hours to respond to a post/attack. If they do not respond within that time frame it will be assumed that they were unable to defend against that particular attack and the territory/city in question was lost.
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