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Country Idea: Dedos Piedra

Posted by RubyIGuess on 8 March 2020 in English.

This is a country idea that I feel like I’m not going to be able to create for a while because I have another country idea that I like a bit more that I want to develop before this one, and you can’t really have two territories without developing the first one.

I still want to write this down because I still want to see it happen, and I may either use it later or hopefully inspire somebody to make it if they don’t really have any ideas.

Dedos Piedra

Dedos Piedra is a group of small five islands initially colonized when that was the cool thing for a country to do. The Island had very little worth as either a plantation or a port, since the soil didn’t grow much on the primarily rocky islands and it was very isolated.

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Kalijamite Considerations

Posted by RubyIGuess on 12 February 2020 in English.

While initially my plans for Kalijamite were to make it a Yosemite-like national park, some new considerations made me reconsider this plan (particularly inspired by some suggestions by Alessa).

Notably, the fact that a large impact like this often has some very interesting effects on the local area’s ore deposits. Take for example the Sudbury Basin, where large amounts of ores were ejected out from below the earth. This has made Sudbury one of the world’s largest mining centers.

I feel like this would allow for a lot more expansion on the area itself, since mining towns could erupt around the coastal mountain range. This could be a very economically important area.

I’m not sure what to do, but I’ll give this more thought. Suggestions are welcome.

Canary Corner

Posted by RubyIGuess on 26 January 2020 in English.

Canary Corner is kind of my ‘Babby’s first town’. I’ve tried to emulate some towns in the central valley of California, particularly Modesto.

I’ll admit what I’ve produced is honestly only kind of started. I’ve only really finished the downtown area, which is admittedly a lot smaller than what Modesto actually has. My main goal is to finish up the outer areas, where a lot of residential areas are.

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