unofficial setting poll

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

problem solved

[PJ]

South America, a European Federation, US-Canada, and post-independence Scotland are all scenarios I would be okay with.

Canada and the U.K. would be somewhat boring, but tolerable.

I'm not a fan of post-Soviet Russia, only because out of all the foreign countries being thrown around, Russia is the one I'm the least knowledgeable about.

Greece could be interesting, but from what I've gathered, the overwhelming Atlas consensus (right now) is anti-austerity pro-SYRIZA, so it would be less parliamentary debates and more foreign relations. Don't get me wrong, I absolutely think foreign relations should play a role in this game, but it seems like a Greek simulation would be all too focused on it.

Post-fascist America requires an intricate backstory and alternative history (more so than most of the other proposals) that will be hard for many to wrap their head around.

Post-collapse Atlasia is the worst idea. The only change is that Fantasy Elections would be moved to another forum with a slightly different structure of government.

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

I am for the merged US-Canada situation, myself.

[SUSAN CRUSHBONE]

south america and europe are my two favorites personally

[Spamage]

I favor a Europe divided along a semi-historical basis (separated Scotland+England, Castille+Aragon, North Italy+Naples, Germany split in 3)

[Oakvale]

South America is my personal favourite choice because I really want to avoid Atlasia: 2:0 where we'll just quickly end up in the same liberal/left quasi-utopia as we did in that doomed game.

[TNF]

South America / US + Canada / 80s Europe / Post-Soviet Russia would all be fun. Right now I'm leaning toward South America for the novelty of it all.