The Hyper-Caliphate

[Waladil]

As a vanity project, I realized that one could make the Caliphate ungodly large, and so I did that. Not only did I cede whatever territory was possible from other states, I used a chain of combinations to eventually subsume the entire Pan-Asian Combine.

The final result is a unified 124 regions, encompassing all of Africa, Australia, the Middle East, and the vast majority of Asia, with a GDP of 266 trillion and 61 monthly investment points.

Has anyone managed to push it even larger than that? I suspect there's some more combinations that could have been done earlier to add a few more regions here and there.

(And before anyone says anything, I know that making super-duper-huge states is inefficient. I've long since "won," I'm just doing vanity projects for fun. I've also completely demilitarized Earth and decommissioned every nuclear weapon on the planet.)

[Okies]

Although I haven't tried it myself, but I've seen people manage to unite the entire world with India. But you need to do some shenanigans to move the capitals of certain nations towards the territory other nations have claims on to gobble up all of the nation.

[Eltoron]

Originally posted by Okies:

Although I haven't tried it myself, but I've seen people manage to unite the entire world with India. But you need to do some shenanigans to move the capitals of certain nations towards the territory other nations have claims on to gobble up all of the nation.

IIRC they fix it and now capitals returns to default regions when the nation return control on it.

[TargetLost]

They should make a World Unification State.
From the start of the game that was my main target... aliens are just a distraction!

[sgt.greywar]

Originally posted by TargetLost:

They should make a World Unification State.
From the start of the game that was my main target... aliens are just a distraction!

In effect that is actually the ONLY thing they have in the game now.

No matter who unifies what all world entities play with exactly the same complete lack of difference or flavor.