Ohhh, that's an interesting idea! I'll have to see if I can find a good enoguh height map of Titan, but I'll look into it. 👍

Thanks for watching!

Thank you, that's so cool! Yeah, the simulation uses real world languages for its name generation, including various agglutinative ones 👍

The Simulator really isn't designed for that, I'm afraid. It would just run increasingly slower till it crashed due to memory errors. These things are a trade-of, and I'm designing it for high complexity, but that means it can't just run on anything cuss each tile requires too much resources to simulate. 😂

@@FWHSimulator i need this game :D

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At the moment this is a hobby project, so I can't give much of an eta on that, sorry 👍❤

@@FWHSimulator No worries!

Colonialism, in this simulator, is specifically a mechanic that enables with modernization (white technology on the bar). It's not super complicated, modernising states will make colonies out of non-modernized states, and are able to attack across oceans to do so. There's a puppet government mechanic for colonies, but I'll admit it's kind of basic right now. More a placeholder for when I develop that more than something that's very impactful in the current version. 👍

👀 Stay tuned the coming weeks!!! ❤

A very good idea

In real life, an Exarchate is a government whose head of state is titled an Exarch (the same way a Dictatorship is run by a Dictator). The term comes from classical Greek and there have been various different uses of the term and title throughout history, some military, and some religious. It is the religious usage that I use it for in the simulator. Governments are divided into either monarchies or republics, and then for each there are plutocratic, aristocratic, and theocratic government types. Currently there's no mechanical difference for these later types, only monarchies and republics are truly different (monarchs rule till they die, but republics elect their rulers for set terms and then have new elections). TL;DR: An Exarchate is the highest level attainable for theocratic monarchies. The other two levels are Eparchy (the lowest) and Archeparchy (the mid-tier). What determines level at the moment is just size. So, kingdoms become empires if they get big enough, and similarly Archeparchies become Exarchates when they become big enough. Hope that explains it! 👍 The names for different government types aren't entirely historically accurate, but especially for theocratic governments I wanted more neutral-sounding (in English) terms. So I avoided using something like "bishoprics" or "caliphate" since those are heavily associated with real world religions. At the moment there's no religion mechanic in the simulator, but a (fantasy) religion mechanic is high on my list of major features I want to be adding when I have time again. ❤

@@FWHSimulator Thanks for telling me. I learned something new today 👍