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CCheertheSecond reacted to CharlesEBrown's post in the thread How many levels of administrative division should an interstellar nation have? with
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Heh. Sounds similar, except for the rotating king, to the primary government of the main continent on my fantasy world - the Treaty... -
CCheertheSecond replied to the thread How many levels of administrative division should an interstellar nation have?.Highest criteria: Information flow. They want all the paperwork to be responsive and efficient as much as possible. Total distance of...
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CCheertheSecond replied to the thread How many levels of administrative division should an interstellar nation have?.No worry. I've already drafted several modes of ftl transportation. Some traverse through real space but some open portals. Certain of...
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CCheertheSecond reacted to N0xiety's post in the thread How many levels of administrative division should an interstellar nation have? with Like.
Even with ftl bullshitery, you have to take it quite seriously. Because how bs is it? Like, you might say a travel that would take 1000...
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CCheertheSecond reacted to Arkus86's post in the thread How many levels of administrative division should an interstellar nation have? with Like.
FTL bullshittery is the only way to build a stable interstellar nation. Without FTL, a single solar system is the limit.
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CCheertheSecond replied to the thread How many levels of administrative division should an interstellar nation have?.Warhammer 40k is characterised with redundancy and I am in the spirit of the other end of the spectrum. I generally want to keep it...
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CCheertheSecond reacted to seavmun88's post in the thread How many levels of administrative division should an interstellar nation have? with Like.
How much bureaucracy do you actually want to write about? Could be 50 levels of red tape and paperwork before you even consider single...
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CCheertheSecond reacted to N0xiety's post in the thread How many levels of administrative division should an interstellar nation have? with Like.
Honestly, you missed a crucial information, communication and travel time, ease of travel. It will affect what kind of system will have...
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CCheertheSecond replied to the thread How many levels of administrative division should an interstellar nation have?.The 69th century is characterised by dark, damn and degeneracy. New faiths surrounding what once condemned as heresy and demonic now...
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CCheertheSecond posted the thread How many levels of administrative division should an interstellar nation have? in Author General.Serious world-building question here. No AI please that defeats the point of a discussion post and I genuinely don't need that. If you...
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CCheertheSecond replied to the thread Science forums to ask questions?.Human-Human interaction fosters learning of both people as well as their social skills and needs. For the needs and betterment of me...
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CBoth Quora and reddit disappointed me. Quora is full of ad and nonsensical recommendation. Meanwhile, Reddit and its AI mods are mostly...
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CCheertheSecond reacted to CharlesEBrown's post in the thread Anyone has tips on fantasy eco? with Like.
That sounds a lot (except the tech level was ... strange... some stuff was 1920s era, some stuff barely feudal) like the setting for...
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CCheertheSecond replied to the thread Anyone has tips on fantasy eco?.Monsters occupied most of the areas, yes. However, where people live and make daily commute are pockets of space that had been cleared...
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CSince this is a fantasy world with ki/magic ( and therefore monsters) I would assume most settlements have some form of walls and the...