Withdrawn | Incorporating "Sk'uuyat" into Folland

I'd like to officially propose(and ask)that Folland can acquire the lands formerly known as "Sk'uuyat" into Folland borders. With Fox gone and the country back to being empty, I'd like to incorporate it into my borders so Folland can occupy more of the coastline as it normally would have back during it's colonial days.

I agree with your reasoning. But with Euphemia already having hardly any space left, and Acadia and Folland eating up Central Euphemia, I think we should leave that space there in case anyone who plans on applying later needs a place on Euphemia.

_{Coming from the guy who just ate up a whole nation next door to me several times the size of Sk'uuyat.} COUGH.

LOL but you're also about to eat a nation as twice as Jack has (Iviouxkaw Federation)

I agree if you don't touch me

@Carl: Nnnnope, chuck testa. _{Read my last news}.

And I want to like Kuyrut Forth. D:

I'm slightly leaning towards the "leave it open for future members" side (especially since North American is the most popular style in SC4), but I'm fine either way.

Lol, Mike. I think we should leave it only because it has some coastline. Future members wouldn't want a landlocked nation like Fraesia or Ivouixkaw.

Jack wrote:Lol, Mike. I think we should leave it only because it has some coastline. Future members wouldn't want a landlocked nation like Fraesia or Ivouixkaw.

I wouldn't know...we've had landlocked members on Althena before

Plus, what about Kaskaskia? It's landlocked too, isn't it?

Good Point Dan

Althenian landlocked countries are far more realistic than a Euphemian landlocked country. There are several in Europe, but I don't believe there are any in North America.

You're right there aren't any in North America.

I'm willing to give up on this. I wanted to take Squamisha instead cause cmon, tiny country. But, no. I guess I'm fine. I am pretty huge already. In fact I pondered cutting Folland in half to make another country for potential new applications.

So officially, I withdraw this.

Yeah, I guess a landlocked country in North America would be a little unbelievable...a South American-style one would be alright in my books though, seeing as how there are two of them in real life.