An Illustrated History of the Noyyau

[GreekAnalyzer]

1b filler, fillllllllerrr

 

[baseballpie]

3) Defeat the Malinese militarily and force them to capitulate. Possibly maintain a military presence in each of their cities to keep them in line.

 

[CaterpillarKing]

Option 3

 

[Dumanios]

3) Defeat the Malinese militarily and force them to capitulate. Possibly maintain a military presence in each of their cities to keep them in line.

 

[traius]

2. And nukes. Nuke those jerks.

 

[Noyyau]

The Referendum voting shall remain open until 2300 GMT of Sunday 13 July.

 

[jackelgull]

Option 3, force the Malinese to capitulate. Don't discount a liberal use of nukes to help things along.

 

[Noyyau]

Nuclear weaponry is not even theoretical yet.

(But you know, there are also the Hittites)

 

[CaterpillarKing]

That's what I was thinking but I didn't want to crush their dream


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[Noyyau]

Still working on the Survey. But to give a general idea of our situation, the Noyyau have:
telegraphs, radio, cinema, newspapers, photography, automobiles, widespread electricity, (early) plastics, and have just discovered flight.

 

[CaterpillarKing]

So compared to now it's the 20s or so?


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[Noyyau]

1920s or 30s, that sounds about right. Also fits well with the military tech we have, Infantry, Light Artillery and Steam Warships.

 

[Noyyau]

Survey of the Free Noyyau Republic

General map of the Republic

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Policies in effect in the Republic

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Comprehensive list of major urban centers

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The greatest cities in the world, a completely unbiased list

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Financial report for Turn 1136

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Technological progress to date and projected future progress

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Religious makeup of the population

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Corporate expansion

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Noyyau military units in active service

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Demographical indicators compared to the rest of the world

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Great monuments and wonders of the world

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Foreign policies

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Foreign technological progress

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Foreign trade

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Map of the Malinese Republic

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[GreekAnalyzer]

That's an impressive empire.

 

[CaterpillarKing]

I love the five greatest cities picture


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[Atlantic Pacf.]

The Noyyau home continent looks like the island of New Guinea, with the midpoint between Saraksha and Aachen being the equivalent of where Port Moresby is located.

By the way, where did you get the name "Noyyau" in the first place?

 

[Noyyau]

The etimology of "Noyyau" is lost in the mists of time... some heretics claim it is a completely random name.

When I was a small kid and received my first computer ever, with the high tech that was Windows 3.11, I had a lot of fun changing the keyboard layout to some language for which I had no fonts, and enjoyed the random weird accented and otherwise strange letters generated by random button mashing.

Noyyau is one of those words.

 

[Moai_Spammer]

The etimology of "Noyyau" is lost in the mists of time... some heretics claim it is a completely random name.

When I was a small kid and received my first computer ever, with the high tech that was Windows 3.11, I had a lot of fun changing the keyboard layout to some language for which I had no fonts, and enjoyed the random weird accented and otherwise strange letters generated by random button mashing.

Noyyau is one of those words.

I like the ring to it, "Noyyau"

what's the correct pronunciation?

 

[Noyyau]

You anglo-speakers and your non phonetic reading!

No as in "november" (a spanish or italian no).
yy as a double strenght y in "yes"
a as in "car"
u as in "zulu"

 

[CaterpillarKing]

You anglo-speakers and your non phonetic reading!

No as in "november" (a spanish or italian no).
yy as a double strenght y in "yes"
a as in "car"
u as in "zulu"

We do read phonetically. We read it correctly