Okay… I’m sorry to bother everyone again, but there are inconsistencies out there that are very puzzling.
For a moment, forget about the ranks and positions and titles the characters have. The very home nations of the faction leaders are jumbled. According to the Firaxis site, the characters are from normal-sounding, mundane, current nations:
China, Russia, United States. Scotland is listed, but then so is Puerto Rico, so I’ll assume they are named to clarify the nationalities of the characters, and neither place is independent, they are semi-autonomous regions belonging to the U.K. and the U.S.
However, I’ve read from a FAQ at gamefaqs.com by one aetherspoon that lists the countries of the leaders as places… different from our own:
Great China, Russian Commonwealth, Free Scotland (truly independent!), and Christian States of America.
Now, I’m not going to debate on which listing is more correct, and the ramifications of that in the storyline, which already has Santiago coming from a “New” L.A.
However, what I would like to know is what the source for the second listing comes from. Is there another version of the profiles out there? Are the nations in the character profiles or the datalinks in the game? I haven’t been playing any games recently, I’m afraid.
For a moment, forget about the ranks and positions and titles the characters have. The very home nations of the faction leaders are jumbled. According to the Firaxis site, the characters are from normal-sounding, mundane, current nations:
China, Russia, United States. Scotland is listed, but then so is Puerto Rico, so I’ll assume they are named to clarify the nationalities of the characters, and neither place is independent, they are semi-autonomous regions belonging to the U.K. and the U.S.
However, I’ve read from a FAQ at gamefaqs.com by one aetherspoon that lists the countries of the leaders as places… different from our own:
Great China, Russian Commonwealth, Free Scotland (truly independent!), and Christian States of America.
Now, I’m not going to debate on which listing is more correct, and the ramifications of that in the storyline, which already has Santiago coming from a “New” L.A.
However, what I would like to know is what the source for the second listing comes from. Is there another version of the profiles out there? Are the nations in the character profiles or the datalinks in the game? I haven’t been playing any games recently, I’m afraid.
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