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Loli county wrote:I am plenty accustomed to gacha games, so the time and money is no problem. Thanks for the advice!

That's good! After you get started, if you're playing for meta, I can help with team comps. :D

Comfed wrote:What? A-a-a delegate who is active gameside? What sorcery! Prepares the exorcism incantation

How are you doing McMasterdonia? :)

An active Delegate? The horror!

Western Vapia wrote:Evening. Howya doin

Not bad, not bad, you?

Fujiwara Tochi wrote:Hello McNugget! :D

wau

Praeceps wrote:That's good! After you get started, if you're playing for meta, I can help with team comps. :DAn active Delegate? The horror!

Clearly a witch.

Praeceps and Aerilia

Praeceps wrote:Definitely!

First, I'd recommend determining your playstyle. Do you want a team that's just/mostly characters you like or do you want to make the "best" team that you can?

If it's the first and you want to just use characters that you like, it's difficult for me to give advice since you should play with whatever characters you like. However, keep in mind that you won't be able to build all your characters without spending a lot of money/time. If it's the latter and you want a meta team, first, I'll note that there are no bad characters. Each character is useful in different ways. Some characters just have a lot more uses than others or do their jobs better. I will note that the characters that you get for free at the beginning of the game usually aren't used in teams (although they're not bad), it's not hard to get more characters even without spending money (I probably have at least a dozen).

Most importantly, if you're F2P like most of us in TNP, what is really important to know is about how to get more characters. Never spend primogems on the standard banner since you don't have as much control over what you get. Use primogems on the event banner since with enough primos, you can control what precisely it is that you get.

Wow, Praetor offering tips? n i c e XD

Illusia and Neverendia wrote:Wow, Praetor offering tips? n i c e XD

I'm always helpful. :P

McMasterdonia wrote:Not bad, not bad, you? wau

Jk jk

Hello, how are 'cha?

Fujiwara Tochi wrote:Jk jk

Hello, how are 'cha?

Can’t complain too much 😁

The Democratic Kingdom Of Skaraborg wrote:You may become a citizen by applying here:
https://forum.thenorthpacific.org/topic/9145386/

:D

The Democratic Kingdom Of Skaraborg wrote:However by just looking at the endorsements you have the vice delegate may determine you to be a threat to the regional security. We’ll see what they decide upon.

Hey!

The Democratic Kingdom Of Skaraborg wrote:By being endorsed you might be able to coup The North Pacific. You endorse people by clicking the button at the bottom of a nation’s page where it says: Endorse [nation name]

I wouldn't count on it.

The Democratic Kingdom Of Skaraborg wrote:You can only endorse World Assembly residents. They have a green symbol at the top of the page. By endorsing nations they will probably endorse you back and your endorsements will grow. Remember to endorse the delegate McMasterdonia and the security councillors first:

Note: This handbook covers The North Pacific?s Security Council, the body charged with the region?s security. If you?re looking for information on the World Assembly?s Security Council, start with this subforum instead.

Introduction to the Security Council

The Security Council exists to serve The North Pacific, and to ensure that democracy will always reign in the region. The Security Council consists of trusted members of The North Pacific, with high endorsement counts and high regional influence levels. These nations protect the region against external threats, secure the WA Delegate position in periods of instability, and will enforce a recall of the delegate should such a vote be successful. The Security Council is chaired by the Vice Delegate, a position elected for 4-month terms.

To support regional security, we ask that all WA nations please endorse the following nations:


Security Council of The North Pacific

Chipoli (Vice Delegate)

Pallaith

Siwale

Great Bights Mum

Former English Colony

Sil Dorsett

Ethnon

Frances Francis the First of France

Xagill

Kranostav

Aenglaland

Responsibilities of the Security Council

Members of the Security Council are responsible for maintaining high endorsement and influence counts. However, protecting regional security can seem like quite a nebulous mandate, so here are some more specific responsibilities of the Security Council.

~ Stabilizing the region in times of crisis.
This is the primary responsibility of the Security Council, along with preventing crisis situations before they occur. During a Delegate emergency, attack, or other regional security crisis, the Security Council is responsible for securing the region and ensuring the continuation of democracy.
~ Maintaining the ingame Delegate position.
The Security Council is charged with overseeing Delegate transitions, enforcing Delegate recalls, and assuming a leadership role in the event of a rogue Delegacy.
~ Monitoring regional endorsement levels.
To protect the Delegacy from rogue elements and accidental changes, the Security Council works with Vice Delegate Chipoli to monitor regional endorsement levels and ensure that no unauthorized nation strays too close to taking the ingame Delegate position. If a nation does stray too close, the Security Council will contact them regarding their endorsement count and steps to take to address the issue. As of writing, nations can exceed roughly 900 endorsements before being contacted by the Security Council.
~ Monitoring for potential security threats.
The Security Council works alongside the Vice Delegate to identify potential threats to the region's stability, and to ensure that such threats are appropriately handled. Potential security risks can be internal or foreign in nature, and are typically discussed with the Delegate as well.
~ Advising the Vice Delegate regarding citizenship applicants.
The Vice Delegate is responsible for evaluating citizenship applicants on security grounds. Citizenship applicants with potentially problematic backgrounds are discussed with the Security Council, and may end up being rejected on security grounds. The Security Council may also pass standing recommendations regarding specific individuals.
~ Managing the World Assembly Development Program.
The Security Council oversees the region?s WADP, implements improvements, and hosts endorsement-related events. For more information on the WADP, consult this dispatch.

Weekly Updates

To keep the region informed on what the Security Council has been doing, Vice Delegate Chipoli provides a weekly update every Sunday. The update is posted on both the regional message board and the Linkregional forum, and is an excellent opportunity for all nations to ask their questions about the Security Council.

Below is a list of all the weekly updates published so far.

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-05-21

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-05-21

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-05-14

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-05-14

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-05-14

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-05-14

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-05-14

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-05-07

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-04-30

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-04-21

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-04-15

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-04-08

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-03-23

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-03-15

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-03-07

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-02-20

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-02-13

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-02-06

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-01-30

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-01-23

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-01-16

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2023-01-08

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-01-08

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-12-18

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-12-11

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-12-4

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-12-4

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-11-27

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-11-20

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-11-13

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-11-07

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-10-31

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-10-23

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-10-17

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-10-09

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-10-02

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-09-25

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-09-18

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-08-15

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-08-01

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-06-18

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-06-04

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-04-25

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-04-13

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-03-26

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-03-16

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-03-02

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-03-02

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-02-15

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-02-01

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-01-25

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-01-15

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2022-01-07

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-10-18

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-09-27

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-09-27

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-09-19

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-09-12

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-09-08

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-08-29

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-08-29

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The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-08-22

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-08-15

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-08-05

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-7-12

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-7-10

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-05-11

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-05-11

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-05-11

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-05-03

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-04-05

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-03-17

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-03-08

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-02-28

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-02-21

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-02-16

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-02-07

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-01-31

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-01-26

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-01-18

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-01-10

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2021-01-03

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-12-27

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-12-20

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-12-13

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-12-06

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-11-29

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-11-22

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-11-15

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-11-08

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-11-01

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-10-25

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-10-18

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-10-12

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-10-4

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-09-27

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-09-20

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-09-13

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-09-06

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-08-30

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-08-16

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-08-09

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-08-02

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-07-19

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-07-12

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-07-05

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 2020-06-28

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 21 June 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 14 June 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 7 June 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 25 May 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 19 May 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 11 May 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 3 May 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 26 April 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 19 April 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 12 April 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, 5 April 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, March 29th, 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, March 22nd, 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, March 1st, 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, February 23rd, 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, February 16th, 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, February 2nd, 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, January 26th, 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, January 19th, 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, January 5th, 2020

The Vice Delegate's Weekly Update, December 29th, 2019

Weekly Update from the Vice Delegate for Week 13


This dispatch is updated automatically on a daily basis. Please do not edit manually.


Jointly sponsored by the Delegate and Security Council of The North Pacific.

Read dispatch

You can endorse the entire region quickly by using this page: https://forum.thenorthpacific.org/pages/endorse/

McMasterdonia wrote:Not bad, not bad, you? wau

Just listening in on Pax’s rp spotlight

McMasterdonia wrote:Can’t complain too much 😁

Wish could say the same

Damn schools! (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ

Omsk omsk wrote:Hello

Hello :D

Omsk omsk

Aerilia wrote:Hello :D

How are you doing?

Omsk omsk wrote:How are you doing?

I'm alright, it's going to be a busy day today!

How are you?

Omsk omsk

The virginia company of trade

The Rejected Realms

TNP is, in my opinion, a pretty good region. It has some advertisers from what I have seen so far but other than that it’s pretty good.

Praeceps and Nordic-British Union

Kartujia

Omsk omsk wrote:Hello

Hi fellow TEPer!
How are things in TEP doing?

Aerilia and Omsk omsk

Aerilia wrote:I'm alright, it's going to be a busy day today!

How are you?

Eh, could be better honestly. Just been thinking of some stuff right now. Whats up with your day?

Kartujia wrote:Hi fellow TEPer!
How are things in TEP doing?

Not bad from what I seen, same old, same old, I suppose.

Ahhhhh, i can't find a forum site for overview factbook!

ಥ‿ಥ

Fujiwara Tochi wrote:Ahhhhh, i can't find a forum site for overview factbook!

ಥ‿ಥ

viewtopic.php?f=23&t=256878

Omsk omsk wrote:Eh, could be better honestly. Just been thinking of some stuff right now. Whats up with your day?
Not bad from what I seen, same old, same old, I suppose.

I remember when I (my actual puppet) was there, I remember some countries, like Shavara, Felter, Österreich und Ungarn, etc.

Omsk omsk

Kartujia wrote:I remember when I (my actual puppet) was there, I remember some countries, like Shavara, Felter, Österreich und Ungarn, etc.

Most of them are still there, except Osterreich I think? I'm not sure about Felter, haven't seen 'em

Nordic vikings empire

um

The virginia company of trade

The Rejected Realms

Nordic vikings empire wrote:um

Are you ok? Why are you just saying um?

Omsk omsk wrote:Most of them are still there, except Osterreich I think? I'm not sure about Felter, haven't seen him unless I'm wrong.

I'm happy to hear that. Could you salute them for me? Tell them I'm called "Makreland"

Omsk omsk

Fascist holy roman empire

The virginia company of trade wrote:Are you ok? Why are you just saying um?

idk

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