Fonzie!

Oh cool! An IRL map of Galar! /j

I’m surprised by South Korea not using Korean, and slightly surprised by Japan not using Japanese.

Same for me trying to figure out why Italy would go with Portuguese.

Relevant What If

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I feel time zones would be documented better than local lunch times.

Also, generally people move from lower developed countries to higher developed countries. There is far more reason for someone to come from the Philippines, India or Honduras than to come from a nation like Japan.

I feel this image from the link has a clearer colour scheme:

So how are we a full democracy? Our PM wasn’t even elected.

It’s from this year, though.

That doesn’t explain why some of these countries are green.

It looks like the displacement slowed down, but there’s 55 years between the first and second picture, and only 10 between the second and third.

I get that but damn, between a Switch or SD who’d choose for a PS5?

I personally already have a Switch (since launch), so many great games on it, which dimimishes the SD’s selling point for me. Those two really do thread in the same waters.

I feel like that’s cherry picking, like I’m comparing the cheapest Dutch webshop price for a new PS5 and it’s € 549,99 vs the Steam Deck which is only purchasable through Valve’s store for… € 419?

Wait why tf do people buy PS5’s here‽

Am I reading the first map right? So much of it is underwater?

How would this help anyone? Like, noone just knows what those climates feel like, at all.

Interesting reads, thanks!

I didn’t even know they were around they long! TIL

Sure, we could say this version of the “Roman” empire was like that

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You said the US is so far behind it doesn’t even have a colour.

I noted that the wealthiest and most populated regions do have a colour, indicating 2035. Perhaps I should clarify I meant those regions of the US, like California.

So at least not all of the US is so far behind, maybe that could be any consolidation?