Beginner's Tutorial

Remember to follow the Manual of Style when adding territorial images to the new releasables/formables!

Map should be in diplomatic mode!

Nvm

Shut up about "Aww i was so close to forming then i got conquered!!1111"

Just be funny dictator and be chill....

And the roleplays are cringe somebody explain them to me

They got the country borders and names wrong and they added new land with text below

1st time: played tutorial

2nd time: played tutorial for sure also i got kicked but still in game

3rd time: played as indonesia but just few of minute after server created

4th time: played as australia but i forgot about civillan factory (bruh, even lost by fiji), and then play as ASEAN (idk) just occupied some china part and taiwan

5th time: played as Indonesia and then occupied singapore and then attacking occupied malaysia (philippines) but then china take small part of malaysia and then attacking the timor leste and then sri lanka and then papua new guinea and then cambodia and then idk what country is it but its side of vietnam and then attacking thailand with bangladesh and then attacking small part od realesed malaysia from china idk is puppet state or not and then..... Am done

5th time: none, but mostly i will form srivijaya empire but i must avoid that dam japan and china

The end

Nations:-

• Blackfoot Confederacy - @Adogeeats25

• Apache Empire - @IAmVOLOQP

• Comanche - @RedElephantKing

• Cherokee Sovereignty - @GenesisG205

• Huron Supremacy - @Nexandr

• Iroquois Confederacy - @CreeperSPG

• Pomo - @OfficialKhrome

• Aztec Empire - @Panzerofthelake4

• Anasazi

• Mayan Empire

• Ojibwa - @Megawarrior1

• Creek

• Pequot

• Haida Gwat

• Cree Federation

• Slavey

• Navajo

• Arawak - @Tinyt10

• Cheyenne

• Powhatan

• Olmec Kingdom

• Inuit - @WhenYouCantThinkAName

• Tlingit

• Mohican

• Great Sioux Nation - @Pharell94220Laflex

• Ute

• Chumash

• Salish

• Crow

• Hopi

• Dogrib

• Shawnee

• Chinook

• Chilcotin

• Pawnee

• Beothuk Empire

• Mi' Kmaq

• Inca Empire

• Guarani State

• Guinean Tribal Union

• Mapuche Confederacy

• Diaguita Kingdom

• Charrúa Republic

• Yanomami Republic

• Enawene Nawe

• Arapaços Kingdom

Rules:

• No god-modding. Try to make your moves a bit realistic.

• One turn per player

• You cannot change countries between the game or else your out of Sunset. You can only change when:-

- Early game

- Finished by another player

• If you want to ask the creator questions ping him on the Userwall

• Do not throw a hissy fit for absolutely no reason

• Terrain will be playing a major role in this RP

Good luck!

Nations:-

• Blackfoot Confederacy - @Adogeeats25

• Apache Empire - @IAmVOLOQP

• Comanche - @RedElephantKing

• Cherokee Sovereignty - @GenesisG205

• Huron Supremacy - @Nexandr

• Iroquois Confederacy - @CreeperSPG

• Pomo - @OfficialKhrome

• Aztec Empire - @Panzerofthelake4

• Anasazi

• Mayan Empire

• Ojibwa - @Megawarrior1

• Creek

• Pequot

• Haida Gwat

• Cree Federation

• Slavey

• Navajo

• Arawak - @Tinyt10

• Cheyenne

• Powhatan

• Olmec Kingdom

• Inuit - @WhenYouCantThinkAName

• Tlingit

• Mohican

• Great Sioux Nation

• Ute

• Chumash

• Salish

• Crow

• Hopi

• Dogrib

• Shawnee

• Chinook

• Chilcotin

• Pawnee

• Beothuk Empire

• Mi' Kmaq

• Inca Empire

• Guarani State

• Guinean Tribal Union

• Mapuche Confederacy

• Diaguita Kingdom

• Charrúa Republic

• Yanomami Republic

• Enawene Nawe

• Arapaços Kingdom

Rules:

• No god-modding. Try to make your moves a bit realistic.

• One turn per player

• You cannot change countries between the game or else your out of Sunset. You can only change when:-

-  Early game

- Finished by another player

• If you want to ask the creator questions ping him on the Userwall

• Do not throw a hissy fit for absolutely no reason

• Terrain will be playing a major role in this RP

Good luck!

Time & Date: 10:00AM IST, 28th November

Took me 4 in game years to make due to leich being so buffed lol but ye

Hello this is @Hisslandia and I welcome you to sunset

What is Sunset? Sunset is a rp game based on a theory about if the Native Americans had advanced technology and if they started colonizing bigger land masses such as Afro-Eurasia or Oceania.

But the game is up to you!

Whether you want to be expansionist, a maritime, a well defended or crumbling nation that falls into continuous rebellion.

Will you decide how you'll run your country? I for certain will see how you play your moves.

Good luck!

Time & Date: 6:00 IST, 5th December

Required: Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Libya, Italy, Spain, Gibraltar

Starting Country: Algeria, Tunisia

In this new update, there are many things but for a simple recap there will be Spies, Diplomatic Relations with Allies, New Ways to gain Stability, Creating Forms of Government, Creating States, More ways of Government Funding, Immigration, and Population Growth.

1. Introduction of Spies: Spies should be a thing in this game. The only way to see enemy troops is if you are allied or if they are near. Introducing espionage would up the levels of warfare. Of course how this will work. Spies will be added as a unit you can make and will cost a starting amount of 20,000 manpower, they will be in the military menu after that and you can select areas of a country where they can spy, now the longer they spy the more XP they gain and the more xp=More cities they can watch over. Spies will have their own place in the economy section as they will cost money and the more cities they spy=more money spent on them. Spies will report back every 2 months to keep it so you don't always know where the enemy troops are to keep some sort of surprise.

2. Strongest Allies: I feel there should also be an allies menu where you can select how much you want to focus on your allies, the stronger relations the happier your people will be to increase stability. It will be a percentage board to show how much time you spend increasing relations. In the beginning, you can only max out 100% with all allied countries combined(this is to stop certain countries from allying with the entire server). There can be technological advancements that will help you increase the max percentage. How this will affect stability is actually determined by rankings. If you are allied with a superpower and your percentage is above 40% then you will get a stability increase, if it's below 20% you will get a stability decrease, if you are allied with a regional power and it's above 20% you will get a stability increase, if it's below 10% a decrease, if it's a minor power then above 5% is an increase and below 2% is a decrease. This percentage won't just affect stability but also the length of truces, if it's a country that had a low percentage, when you break ties with them their truce is a lot shorter than one where you had a high percentage, but if you have a really high percentage your truce will be longer. I feel the length of truces really needed to be added as it would be the same amount of time with china and will Fiji. Now you may be thinking some people may abuse the minor power stability but you also have to think that these are minor powers and they won't be powerful in large combat wars.

3. Creating a form of government. This will be related to the ideology branch but it's a form of improvement. Governments such as dictatorships or anarchy can be made which can turn the tide of war and your country. If your country is a dictatorship funding rebels would be ineffective as it would heavily be suppressed. Your stability wouldn't grow but neither really decline as nothing can really destroy your country internally. The problem with a dictatorship is population decline, yes, population changes. There should be new changes where your population can grow or die. With the population, there should also be states. Now we can either put in all the states of all the actual countries or the people controlling the country can form the states by selecting the cities. There must be a minimum of 3 states in your country and a minimum of 3 cities per state but a maximum of 25 million people per state(If you are a small country with less than 3 cities you can have 1 state, but as you expand you will need to create the states). In these states, you can put in government funding(This will really increase the government spending usage). The government spending slide will still be there but a separate section will show where the spending will go with a percentage slide (same with the strong allies section). Now high government spending will increase stability but there is a catch to this. In the percentage, you can say how much you want to keep for yourself. The people won't know you’re doing it unless you have it at a high amount or you do it for a long time, if they figure out that you are doing corruption your stability can crash and it can be extremely risky. Now back to the funding of states. The higher the funding the more the population will grow. Population growth should really be a thing to expand your country more and make the smallest nations rise quickly. The lower the funding the chance you have of your population declining. There can also be immigration factors where in a country that has higher than 3.5 war exhaustion for more than 1 month their people will begin leaving and moving to neighboring countries. A form of government like a dictatorship will cause people to leave your country. Countries that follow a very democratic system will be the main countries that recieve immigrants but too many immigrants can cause your stability and economy to crash(Take italy for example with the huge immigration crisis). These new forms of government will really decide how your country grows or dies.

I will show you 50!!! (yes 50) reasons china isnt a good country in rise of nations

Ready? ok lets get into it but first I have to thank everybody for me reaching 60k subscribers! Alright lets get into it

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After much hardship, I have remained as bigman87.

Share your thoughts...

So i heard about this game and when i heard the word "indonesia in it" from my friend, i am very happy and excited because i live there, and so im playing it and i have no idea how to play, and because of that, i was crushed by australia and china at the same time.

And then i stumbled upon this wiki and i search "Tutorial", and then i read it for 1 hour and still no idea how to play it, then i go to youtube, i watch a tutorial, and still nothing.

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