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1991 Role Play: Brainstorming and Planning

NOTE: THIS THREAD IS A CONTINUATION OF: 1991 Role Play (Original Thread)

**NOTE: THIS IS JUST AN IDEA FOR NOW UNTIL ANY CURRENT FORUM RP GAMES END AND IF WE GET ENOUGH PARTICIPANTS**

Here we can discuss ideas about planning the roleplay, including what bloc nations should be in, landgrabbing issues, bloc balancing, etc. I'm going to put down people's names here who want certain nations, although nobody's locked in just yet - everyone has an opportunity to sign up for the nation they want. Major powers, such as Russia, USA, UK, etc. will only be given to trusted community members who have previous RP experience.

Western Bloc (NATO):

Eastern Bloc (Warsaw Pact/Cominform/Comintern):

Neutral Bloc (Non-Aligned Movement):

  • Spain - @russ_russ1
  • Finland -
  • Turkey -
  • n/d
  • Morocco -
  • Poland - @That polish guy
  • Egypt* - @Carking the 6th
  • Switzerland (AI)
  • Iraq (AI)
  • Austria (AI)
  • Tunisia (AI)
  • Portugal (AI)
  • Greece (AI)
  • Czechoslovakia (AI) (Remember Czechoslovakia didn't break up until 1993)
The captain of the neutral team would be chosen later.

Countries with an asterisk (*) will only be available for players with previous RP experience, as we will need quailty performances from these nations for the RP to play out adequately.

Also, so this thread doesn't turn into a 20-page off-topic s**tshow, please ONLY DISCUSS THINGS RELATED TO THE PLANNED 1991 RP HERE. Thank you.

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12 Jun 2024, 17:45

Isn't the labor party kind of... um well

Glory to the Union! URAAAAAH! ☭☭☭!!!!!

(Don't they have a history of being the British socialist party?)

Spellcheck is the epitome of human inginuity
12 Jun 2024, 17:51

No the Labour Party is all about Cherie and Cherie herself. Long Live Queen Cherie.

The President
12 Jun 2024, 18:45

stardragon225 wrote:

Isn't the labor party kind of... um well

Glory to the Union! URAAAAAH! ☭☭☭!!!!!

(Don't they have a history of being the British socialist party?)

Not really, there's a British Workers Party for that. They're sort of mildly socialist, although they're more conservative than they used to be, which has made them the target of a lot of criticism.
"Imma play CoW to calm down" - Literally nobody ever
Talvisota of the Abrahamic Caliphate
12 Jun 2024, 18:59

Talvisota wrote:

stardragon225 wrote:

Isn't the labor party kind of... um well

Glory to the Union! URAAAAAH! ☭☭☭!!!!!

(Don't they have a history of being the British socialist party?)

Not really, there's a British Workers Party for that. They're sort of mildly socialist, although they're more conservative than they used to be, which has made them the target of a lot of criticism.
Intersting.
Spellcheck is the epitome of human inginuity
12 Jun 2024, 19:01

stardragon225 wrote:

Talvisota wrote:

stardragon225 wrote:

Isn't the labor party kind of... um well

Glory to the Union! URAAAAAH! ☭☭☭!!!!!

(Don't they have a history of being the British socialist party?)

Not really, there's a British Workers Party for that. They're sort of mildly socialist, although they're more conservative than they used to be, which has made them the target of a lot of criticism.
Intersting.
So kind of like a more conservative sweden-esc party?
Spellcheck is the epitome of human inginuity
12 Jun 2024, 20:03

so tories is bad

12 Jun 2024, 20:19

croatian kid wrote:

so tories is bad
so tories is bad

croatian kid wrote:

you cant just make assumptions about political partys based on one persons oponion arta
Spellcheck is the epitome of human inginuity
12 Jun 2024, 21:03

stardragon225 wrote:

Isn't the labor party kind of... um well

Glory to the Union! URAAAAAH! ☭☭☭!!!!!

(Don't they have a history of being the British socialist party?)

They absolutely do. You make it sound like a cussword though... If you are an American, maybe you are not aware of the big difference between a Communist party and a Social Democrat party in Europe? Social Democrats have been cooperating with Liberal-Conservative-Christian power groups for decades all across Europe, and are deeply rooted in making Europe what it is today, and they are themselves a major power factor in it. Emphasis has shifted from the traditional workers base to the "green environment" thing though, as well as global equality issues.

So no, there is absolutely no shame in voting for people who were at least partly responsible for bringing Europe to where it is today: one of the "good" places to live on this planet.

When the enemy is driven back, we have failed. When he is cut off, encircled and dispersed, we have succeeded.
- Alexander Suvorov.
12 Jun 2024, 21:58

Socialism ≠ Communism and people need to really understand how different those two things are.


CarKing the 6th of the Abrahamic Caliphate
12 Jun 2024, 22:20

I want reform UK to win for shits, and see what happens, playin the devils advocate here

…it’s silly time……….:3
13 Jun 2024, 03:23

AleksanderZ wrote:

Also, so this thread doesn't turn into a 20-page off-topic s**tshow, please ONLY DISCUSS THINGS RELATED TO THE PLANNED 1991 RP HERE. Thank you.
Guys... don't make him go into "ethnic cleansing" mode...
13 Jun 2024, 03:31

I don't think the Tories are that great.

13 Jun 2024, 05:22

This isn't what Maggie died for.

The President
13 Jun 2024, 06:45

stardragon225 wrote:

stardragon225 wrote:

Talvisota wrote:

stardragon225 wrote:

Isn't the labor party kind of... um well

Glory to the Union! URAAAAAH! ☭☭☭!!!!!

(Don't they have a history of being the British socialist party?)

Not really, there's a British Workers Party for that. They're sort of mildly socialist, although they're more conservative than they used to be, which has made them the target of a lot of criticism.
Intersting.
So kind of like a more conservative sweden-esc party?
Kind of. It's complicated. Policy-wise, Labour is now pretty similar to the Conservatives, which I think was a strategy to catch all the conservatives voters who have been alienated by the state of the party in recent months. So they're more like a slightly more leftist version of the Conservatives nowadays, without all the shambolic behaviour of the conservatives. I'm not a particularly big fan of that, but frankly, I'd much rather have Labour than the conservatives.
"Imma play CoW to calm down" - Literally nobody ever
Talvisota of the Abrahamic Caliphate
13 Jun 2024, 07:38

I'd have Farage than both.

The President
13 Jun 2024, 07:42

Talvisota wrote:

Kind of. It's complicated. Policy-wise, Labour is now pretty similar to the Conservatives, which I think was a strategy to catch all the conservatives voters who have been alienated by the state of the party in recent months. So they're more like a slightly more leftist version of the Conservatives nowadays, without all the shambolic behaviour of the conservatives. I'm not a particularly big fan of that, but frankly, I'd much rather have Labour than the conservatives.
What Talvisota thinks when Tory 2.0 gets in power:

Things can only get better....

The President
13 Jun 2024, 17:32

Claudio NVKP wrote:

This isn't what Maggie died for.
Who's Maggie?
13 Jun 2024, 18:01

After I moved to the United States I kind of stopped paying attention to european politics. Very insightful.

Spellcheck is the epitome of human inginuity
13 Jun 2024, 18:11

stardragon225 wrote:

After I moved to the United States I kind of stopped paying attention to european politics. Very insightful.
paying attention to politics will stress you out.
The President
13 Jun 2024, 18:40

Komrade Khrushchev wrote:

Claudio NVKP wrote:

This isn't what Maggie died for.
Who's Maggie?
Margaret Thatcher
"Imma play CoW to calm down" - Literally nobody ever
Talvisota of the Abrahamic Caliphate

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