Thorvald of Lym
A Little Sketchy
HI, BILLY MAYS HERE WITH MAYS PROMOTIONS INC.!
The NPCs are now complete.
Catalonia wants NAPs and trade with errybuddy, cuz we luv peace an' da mooniez.
*brofist*
The Union reaffirms the sovereignty of our historical and cultural bretheren; namely, Jiangxi, Guangxi, Hubei, Jiangsu, Fujian, Yunnan, Anhui, Weird Manchuria, Shandong, Guangdong, Mongolia, Best Korea, the People's Republic of China, and the Empire of Mainland Japan, as well as the various city-states, and offers economic pacts with each.
Spoiler Dialoglog :
TRAUDL: Should I take that?
FEGELEIN: Definitely. I can't see that backfiring even if christos has a hissy fit.
BURGDORF: And even if it does, it'll be part of a worse alienation than MPR.
HITLER: <redacted>, how many <redacted> commies are IN this game, anyhow??
STALIN: Not enough, apparently.
KEITEL: Guys, shut up and let Traudl respond already.
HITLER: Keitel, did you just tell me to shut up??
KEITEL: Nein, mein Führer.
TORNOW: Jus maek surrr is papopiattly wurdy cuz palrys luvv taht
KREBS: Christ, Fritz, you're more hungover than Burgdorf.
BURGDORF:
TRAUDL: So, what should I say?
FEGELEIN: Something like "Mongolia accepts this agreement, etc. etc."
TRAUDL: OK, um... We happily accept closer trade relations with the Federal Union of China. How was that?
FEGELEIN: You're on your way.
FEGELEIN: Definitely. I can't see that backfiring even if christos has a hissy fit.
BURGDORF: And even if it does, it'll be part of a worse alienation than MPR.
HITLER: <redacted>, how many <redacted> commies are IN this game, anyhow??
STALIN: Not enough, apparently.
KEITEL: Guys, shut up and let Traudl respond already.
HITLER: Keitel, did you just tell me to shut up??
KEITEL: Nein, mein Führer.
TORNOW: Jus maek surrr is papopiattly wurdy cuz palrys luvv taht
KREBS: Christ, Fritz, you're more hungover than Burgdorf.
BURGDORF:
TRAUDL: So, what should I say?
FEGELEIN: Something like "Mongolia accepts this agreement, etc. etc."
TRAUDL: OK, um... We happily accept closer trade relations with the Federal Union of China. How was that?
FEGELEIN: You're on your way.
The Republic proposes a trade pact to the following nations: Russia, Formatting Crew, Chinese Union, and Vietnam.
Spoiler Dialoglog :
SAM: I don't see why not.
MAX: I'd trade with them too, but apparently the severed heads of my enemies aren't an acceptable currency in their part of the world.
GORDON: ...
LINGE: That's just his brand of humour, right?
SAM: Some questions are better left un-answered.
MAX: I'd trade with them too, but apparently the severed heads of my enemies aren't an acceptable currency in their part of the world.
GORDON: ...
LINGE: That's just his brand of humour, right?
SAM: Some questions are better left un-answered.
Catalonia wants NAPs and trade with errybuddy, cuz we luv peace an' da mooniez.
Spoiler Dialoglog :
EVA: And a fine day to you too, neighbour!
SQUILLIAM: We look forward to your generous investment in our nation.
FEGELEIN: SUDS will happily take this opportunity to peaceably educate the Catalonians on the finer points of global revolution. That means yes, by the way.
BLONDI: woof
DEMOMAN: Bloody hell! LE-E-ET'S DO I-I-IT!
VON ESLING: Deutschland would be happy to take this first step toward European solidarity.
STAVROS: What he said.
BURGDORF: Aw <redacted>, I don't have any ports.
MEYER: Yes, u can have Twilight.
BARABAS: we accept.
DE GROOT: With our help, your savings, will grow.
MONTEZILLA: Gimme tribute or I'll send a gazillion axemen!
HITLER: You only have five divisions, <redacted>.
KHIL: Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha! Ho-ho-ho-ho-ho!
ALBRECHT: I think this can be arranged.
STUMPFEGGER: Um, OK.
VERNON: This sounds like a mutually profitable enterprise.
GOEBBELS: We can agree to this.
MONTGOMERY: Alright then.
STALIN: You may be of some use in the future. We will agree for now.
CHUIKOV: Given our neighbours, it'll probably be more lucrative than our regional prospects.
HADDOCK: Here's to a profitable voyage!
GORDON:
SCHENCK: I'm not really sure what trade pacts do, since I gather we're all roped together at the start, but I might as well accept.
HALE: Even if you're not Australian, son, I think you're man enough for a NAP+trade!
VON GREIM: For what good it'll do, alright.
M: We can accept this.
NADIA: Not at this time, no.
WEIDLING: We're probably too remote to be an effective trading partner, but we can pledge non-aggression.
BURGDORF: Oh, well, sure, I can take a NAP.
FEGELEIN: Hangover again?
BURGDORF: <redacted> you.
KHATAMI: If we can find a secure route, we'd be happy to.
GREENGRASS: I-I-I-I have some contacts that might-might-might be of interest to you.
BLAKETON: Oh? And what sort of business do they provide?
GREENGRASS: None of yours, Blaketon. Go-go-go-go catch some speeders or something.
BLAKETON: I've got my eye on you, Greengrass.
GREENGRASS: And a fine how-d'you-do right back at you. C'mon, Alfred.
MAX: I'm always happy to accept tribute from loyal vassals.
AGUINALDO: We accept what will hopefully prove to be a long and peaceable relationship.
SPEER: We most graciously accept.
MISCH: Consider it done.
GÜNSCHE: We are agreed.
GRAWITZ: Sure.
SAM: Sure thing.
VEERS: Maybe at some future date.
HITLER: Ja.
HEWEL: I can't think of a pressing need not to.
LINGE: Alright.
MacARTHUR: Your support will not go to waste.
AGUINALDO:
REITSCH: May this be the first step on a long road of friendship.
GERDA: With pleasure.
TRAUDL: Absolutely!
HIMMLER: Might as well.
BORMANN: OK.
DUKE: Hell yeah.
MAGDA: I think we can arrange this.
HAASE: A mutual exchange of this nature should help bring the world closer together.
KOLLER: Trade at this time would be of minimal benefit, but a pledge to peace is fully possible.
KHIL:
SQUILLIAM: We look forward to your generous investment in our nation.
FEGELEIN: SUDS will happily take this opportunity to peaceably educate the Catalonians on the finer points of global revolution. That means yes, by the way.
BLONDI: woof
DEMOMAN: Bloody hell! LE-E-ET'S DO I-I-IT!
VON ESLING: Deutschland would be happy to take this first step toward European solidarity.
STAVROS: What he said.
BURGDORF: Aw <redacted>, I don't have any ports.
MEYER: Yes, u can have Twilight.
BARABAS: we accept.
DE GROOT: With our help, your savings, will grow.
MONTEZILLA: Gimme tribute or I'll send a gazillion axemen!
HITLER: You only have five divisions, <redacted>.
KHIL: Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha! Ho-ho-ho-ho-ho!
ALBRECHT: I think this can be arranged.
STUMPFEGGER: Um, OK.
VERNON: This sounds like a mutually profitable enterprise.
GOEBBELS: We can agree to this.
MONTGOMERY: Alright then.
STALIN: You may be of some use in the future. We will agree for now.
CHUIKOV: Given our neighbours, it'll probably be more lucrative than our regional prospects.
HADDOCK: Here's to a profitable voyage!
GORDON:
SCHENCK: I'm not really sure what trade pacts do, since I gather we're all roped together at the start, but I might as well accept.
HALE: Even if you're not Australian, son, I think you're man enough for a NAP+trade!
VON GREIM: For what good it'll do, alright.
M: We can accept this.
NADIA: Not at this time, no.
WEIDLING: We're probably too remote to be an effective trading partner, but we can pledge non-aggression.
BURGDORF: Oh, well, sure, I can take a NAP.
FEGELEIN: Hangover again?
BURGDORF: <redacted> you.
KHATAMI: If we can find a secure route, we'd be happy to.
GREENGRASS: I-I-I-I have some contacts that might-might-might be of interest to you.
BLAKETON: Oh? And what sort of business do they provide?
GREENGRASS: None of yours, Blaketon. Go-go-go-go catch some speeders or something.
BLAKETON: I've got my eye on you, Greengrass.
GREENGRASS: And a fine how-d'you-do right back at you. C'mon, Alfred.
MAX: I'm always happy to accept tribute from loyal vassals.
AGUINALDO: We accept what will hopefully prove to be a long and peaceable relationship.
SPEER: We most graciously accept.
MISCH: Consider it done.
GÜNSCHE: We are agreed.
GRAWITZ: Sure.
SAM: Sure thing.
VEERS: Maybe at some future date.
HITLER: Ja.
HEWEL: I can't think of a pressing need not to.
LINGE: Alright.
MacARTHUR: Your support will not go to waste.
AGUINALDO:
REITSCH: May this be the first step on a long road of friendship.
GERDA: With pleasure.
TRAUDL: Absolutely!
HIMMLER: Might as well.
BORMANN: OK.
DUKE: Hell yeah.
MAGDA: I think we can arrange this.
HAASE: A mutual exchange of this nature should help bring the world closer together.
KOLLER: Trade at this time would be of minimal benefit, but a pledge to peace is fully possible.
KHIL:
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