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Mar 13, 2009 14:40

Time: Neutral
Question for: All Nations ( included dead Nations)
Question: Do Nations go through physical changes when they lose part of their territories?

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Comments 16

/expert on taking territories... sunflower_boi March 13 2009, 21:28:54 UTC

Ah~ That would depend on how important that part of them was... Some place it would be as if you were plucking a hair from their head... others, it could leave deep scars!

But... from what I know, you will not loose anything such as... say, a limb. Lithuania had once lost Vilnius, but he remained intact physically. Though... I could not stand to see him without it...

Re: /expert on taking territories... morwen2 March 14 2009, 16:31:59 UTC

What might happen when everyone will be one with you? *___*

freedom_kiss March 13 2009, 21:52:45 UTC

Err... well... I can't really tell you much from personal experience. But when the South tried to secede, I ended up with an evil twin...

morwen2 March 14 2009, 16:18:57 UTC

What happened to your twin?
Did you eliminate him?

freedom_kiss March 18 2009, 23:21:09 UTC

... He's gone.

egosumroma March 13 2009, 23:01:15 UTC

. . . you really feel more tired than anything else.

-sighs- That was rough.

morwen2 March 14 2009, 16:54:25 UTC

Whenever I think of your last days, I get sad...my poor Grandpa!! *^* *hugs him tightly*

peter_kirkland March 13 2009, 23:10:28 UTC

W-will I shrink if my territory gets any smaller?!

morwen2 March 14 2009, 16:49:45 UTC

I think you are pretty tough, Sea-kun! Even greater than Power Rangers! *tries to cheer him*
I'm sure you'll not shrink nor lose part of your territory!! :D

peter_kirkland March 18 2009, 01:22:29 UTC

Greater then the POWER RANGERS?!

You really think...?

morwen2 March 18 2009, 16:51:19 UTC

Sure, because even if Sea-kun is still young, he doesn't fear older Nations and he never gives up!!

You really are a LOT better than Power Rangers!

bulgaria_tan March 15 2009, 05:06:33 UTC

It can hurt, and for awhile it feels like you are missing part of yourself. Weird after sensations too, it's there... bit not.

morwen2 March 15 2009, 14:15:58 UTC

So it's more like a psychological change than a physical one...
Thanks for answering, Mr. Bulgaria :D