03-02-2026, 02:14 PM
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For starters, the number of pages i wrote from my RP in Trigunia is over 10 since I remember clearly my user profile data showing me that I wrote nearly 200 posts for Trigunia. Trigunia was the nation I stayed the longest in but back then you could still consider me as a newborn player in PT and I couldn't properly manage my creative flow which often led me to burn out.
Thanks for clearing that up, I clearly misremembered then.
Quote: While the refugee policy wasn't as RPed by others as I did, they still acknowledged the fact that Trigunia had a Beagukiyan minority in its lands from the consequences of the war. Secondly, I contained the Nova Beagukiyans strictly within the regions of northern Radin as to not cause confusion on their locations across the isles, furthermore, the RP about them was inspired from real life examples of the involvement of ethnic minorities during the Russian Revolution. I read A People's Tragedy: The Russian Revolution, 1891-1924 by Orlando Figes, Russia in Revolution: An Empire in Crisis, 1890 to 1928 by S. A. Smith, and The "Russian" Civil Wars, 1916-1926: Ten Years That Shook the World by J. Smele to replicate the same policies enacted by the temporary but still relevant ethnic state that broke away from the empire during the chaos, logically a minority like the Nova Beagukiyans would take advantage of the Tsardom collapsing in order to form their own states then exploit their advantage to leverage the situation in their favor (the deployment of chemical bombs against the Tsardom and development of a cure to the Blood Tears Virus). Naturally a minority like them would find their place in society in a way that's not obstructing for any of the players (that's OOC)
If that is the case, this alleviates most of my concerns regarding the formal introduction (elevation from "other") in regards to the Nova Beagukiyans, I'm fine with this change then even If I still have some minor reservations on how this all went down from a procedural POV.
Quote: If you even bothered to take a look at the RP done by me, jorni, and weim in Trigunia you would know that the De-Rodashyanfication policy has less to great implications on Trigunia as it can be seen in the Constitutional Convention of the first constitution recognizing those languages as official ones alongside Rodashyan, not only that but the impacts of this policy are reflected in the logos that I made for the country which often use all those mentioned tongues and electoral maps also follow this principle. On top of that both Weim and Jorni extensively RPed about their own languages, Krivian and Kozaki respectively, with the later even helping develop Kirivian culture and its language in Vrosnok through the use of civic nationalism and the institution of the Confederation which explicitly encourage such policies. [...]
Well, I didnt bother and that is exactly why I asked if there were any follow up posts; I also said that I think that this is a good change, I maintain that this specific part of the proposal has my support.
Quote: The addition of the MCN isn't even a retcon as the church appeared from a division within the Augustan Church, even then, when I first RPed the appearance of the MCN Polites approached me and helped me correct mistakes I made (I had assumed the Patriarchal Church of Trigunia was still around) and helped me flesh out the schism between the two churches and make it more grounded and realistic.
Maybe retcon was the wrong word to use, but it is a very major change that I dont see reflected in RP. While its commendable that you've dabbled in literature in regards to grounding your RP, or for development of your interests, from where I am sitting the rise of the MCN still seems incredibly ridiculous.
Quote: I neither said nor meant that a renaming of Trigunia into Nadiya would be an erasure of the RP done by others before and after. If we follow this logic, then the renaming of Beiteynu into Amudim and Dankuk into Beaguk equates to the erasure of the RP done in those nations. I explicitly said that the renaming would mean a smooth transition from the historically Russia-focused RP done in the country toward a more broad east Slavic one. I also didn't say that Trigunia was a nation with "barely any content". I am proud to RP in a country as rich as Trigunia in term of the care people have put into it even when we had different visions for it and hope that even more people come this nation to RP alongside me in order to make an even more interesting and rich nation that holds years spent by dedicated players.
Sorry for wording this badly. "Erasure" clearly isnt the right word, my line of thought was that this mass of land had been called "Trigunia" for millenia and this short period of it being called "Nadiya" (by some) doesnt really justify the change for me yet.
To summarize after your detailed answer (thank you for that), I am supporting the changes in regards to introducing the Koreans as a minority formally, distincting Krivians and Kozakians from Rodshyans. I dont think I can really be sold on the rename or the MCN though.
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