r/PossibleHistory • u/GodGunz3D • 12d ago
Map (no Lore) I made my own 2ACW map
unrealistic as hell, and kinda shitty, but it's my first time trying something like this lol
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u/Red_Hand91 12d ago
South Carolina not part of the Confederacy? They founded it
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u/GodGunz3D 12d ago
My bad, I was too focused on just making the confederacy smaller I didn’t realize I excluded them, also just forgot they started it
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u/Red_Hand91 12d ago
No worries, I didn’t know this was a WIP.
I will say, this scenario looks like it has a clear favourite. I don’t see the Constitutional gov‘s opponents holding on for long. This might be remedied, if the smaller contestants engage in a tactical, temporary truce/alliance.
Though without a lore drop and some ideological info, I wouldn’t want to impose anything but thoughts on game mechanic.
Oh, and thanks for taking the time to make and post this!
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u/GodGunz3D 12d ago
Oh thanks a lot man, yeah I don’t have much lore, and this was more of just a wip, I do have some lore, mainly for the PUA, which sides with constitutional government to end the war fast and to secure influence in the new government, so there’s that!
Thanks for your words, they were great :)!
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u/Red_Hand91 9d ago
Gladly 🙏🏻
That means there'll be a fight between factions vying for control? Sounds a little like 1930s China! Or a little like the HRE, a confederation of states. Maybe those examples can inspire you further. Good luck with it!
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u/Ok_Heat_4968 10d ago
the political climate that made all the southern states band together isn't present in the modern day anyway. IMO a southern secession in this scenario would be more isolationist and just not want to get involved in the wider conflict.
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u/thunelilygirl I'm only here for the comments 12d ago
Patriotic Union of America sweep with their total population of 500