Conabaran Civil War

Posted by UltraWorlds on 19 December 2016 in English.

Let’s clarify what have I said in the post about holiday travel tips:

“Since Conabaras is currently having a civil war…

EMERGENCY TIPS IN CONABARAS

  • Whenever encountering any tribal nomads, please show them the security card you gained in the airport, since these nomads are rebels that Conabaras is at war with.

This card means that if you are a tourist, you can show this card to prove it. Civilians also own this card.

  • If you’re being attacked anyway, please report to the nearest building.

This rule applies if you have lost your security card or you haven’t gained it.

  • In any case of an alarm, please evacuate to the nearest War City.

As basic as it sounds, just go to the war city. Learn more about them here.

  • Outside of the hotel, wear a blue tie so you will be protected or noticed by the government. Whenever a raid or a bombing occurs, you’ll be protected.

This rule gives knowledge to the government that if you have this tie the government will know that you are a tourist.

  • In case of bombing, please go to the underground shelters and bunkers, and the government advises to stay in those Shelters at least for 2 hours.

Simple as it sounds.

Even if there’s a war, remember, Conabaras will protect you, and during civil wars, all prices are lowered by 50%! So thanks for visiting Conabaras!

Now this one is a bit stranger, since it says civil WARS rather than the civil war. The prices that are lowered are mainly for resources or whatever equipment is required during the war. Not a new pack of video games.

HOPEFULLY I HELPED

Discussion

Comment from UltraWorlds on 19 December 2016 at 19:03

Didn’t notice yet

Comment from isleño on 19 December 2016 at 20:54

If it was converted into a travel article, then this would certainly be more appropriate for the news blog than for User Diaries.

But I think it’s best for new users to focus on developing their map and their mapping skills first, before jumping into the news blog or the wiki — or even sharing this kind of stuff in User Diaries, for that matter.

As interesting and intriguing as it is, we don’t want to start a pattern where these secondary projects get flooded with all sorts of content about countries that don’t have much significant mapping yet.

Comment from Thunderbird on 19 December 2016 at 21:33

What happens when a card is stolen? Why don’t the rebels just wear blue ties?

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