What alternate history ideas you wish they were used more often?
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God is a Wessex man. How else do you explain Ælfred's survival in 878?
Maybe in this century God liked Wessex but in the age of Joan God was French?
But in the 1700 he get bored of Spain and uplifted Britain instead
More like he nopped out of there
Nobody gets tired of screwing Russia
After he leaves China which is where he's been for the last 20 years or so.
China must be in the process of getting reamed by God in a very insidious manner right now because they are not having a good time at all.
Maybe God is heading back to Wessex to give the fecking Tories what they deserve.
I really would like to see any of the Cold War gone Hot escenarios or even WI, but on either centering or including the WP Non Soviet Nations Armies and/or rest of the fronts like eventual Balkans One (with the Greeks and Turkish Air forces/Armies being de jure allies and de facto co-belligerents... Also, in the context of a full NATO- WP war, perhaps. (IINW ) the Soviet/WP Polish planned/projected land and amphibious invasion of Denmark, may be interesting to, at least, see it discussed.
Finally, as such escenario could have affected or started/spilled over the Middle East. like, as way of example, the Clancy (& Bond) Red Storm Rising left unexplored, plot trigger for the Soviet decision makers to greenlighting a full war against the NATO...
Finally, as such escenario could have affected or started/spilled over the Middle East. like, as way of example, the Clancy (& Bond) Red Storm Rising left unexplored, plot trigger for the Soviet decision makers to greenlighting a full war against the NATO...
I’d like to see even a summary of a 1783-borders USA with the Floridas (for completeness sake) still become a genuine great power and prosperous haven for its citizens as it more or less did in OTL, but to the present day and explore butterflies otherwise. So in a way as much of the USA of reality as possible… merely within just those borders. You’re definitely going to see the Tenn-Tom Canal and Mobile become a great American port and city whatever else, though.
To a lesser extent a post-1821 (Louisiana, Floridas, Red River Cession) USA under the same conditions though over that has a better chance of existing already.
To a lesser extent a post-1821 (Louisiana, Floridas, Red River Cession) USA under the same conditions though over that has a better chance of existing already.