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Initially gaining notoriety on r/DSRfunny, it was closed, before being revived a few months later, much to the fandom's chagrin.

r/TNOporn Explanation A subreddit dedicated to Rule 34 of TNO characters.

A Million Ways to Die in Southern Urals Explanation Oskar Dirlewanger, an irredeemable monster he is, is basically always doomed to die a horrible death, and the staggering 70+ events for it reflect that, ranging from being darkly humorous to absolutely hilarious.

Needless to say, when that pops up, nothing good is going to happen.

' It is highly recommended that you switch to two or three game speed' Explanation The warning that comes up right before Thermonuclear War occurs, due to the processing power needed to simulate every country on Earth falling into anarchy.

Alternatively referred to as the Random Shrimp Event or simply SO LONG.

Nuclear Shrimp Explanation A bug in the mod's first day of release resulted in a dispute between the Americans and Japanese over shrimp fishing almost immediately resulting in a war, which leads to World War III, nuclear bombs, and The End of the World as We Know It.

(In partial reference to the 'heated gaming moment' meme) For example Yockey is universally known as the Gamer President, while the SS state of Burgundy is the Gamer Utopia.

Gamer Explanation Also used to describe dystopic or oppressive paths such as imposing nation-wide segregation as Wallace, with emphasis on sheer racism the more racist, the better.

#NICE CLOCK AHMED JOKE UPDATE#

In addition, localization for the Brotherhood of Cain, added in the After Midnight Update of March 2021, is labelled with 'FUNNI SATANIC GANG' (yes, in all-caps), making this an Ascended Meme of sorts. These include Burgundy, the DSR and Omsk, among others. The Funny Countries/funni countri Explanation A nickname for the particularly oppressive, radical and/or just plain dystopian countries that are predominantly the subject of shitposts related to the mod.'Does have a sane path?' are usually newbie questions on the TNO discord/subreddit, and shitposters quickly caught on and turned the format into a meme (an early 'sane path' question on the subreddit even briefly became a copypasta), since questions of this kind really grinds the devs' gears. The phrase itself alludes to a potential chance for a nation and its leaders to adapt more practical approaches and goals or even gain some sort of Redemption Arc.

'Sane Path' Explanation Another common shitpost snippet, discussing the possibility of a 'sane path' for some horrific country like the DSR, Burgundy, or Omsk.so the solution is clearly to double down! The term has since come to be used in reference to those who realise that they aren't getting anywhere with their killing. This Isn't Working Explanation A reference to beta focus trees teased for the DSR в—Љ (and, to a lesser extent, Azad Hind в—Љ), who, in their quests to eradicate any trace of Nazism/Bengali identity, respectively, would have committed what basically amounted to auto-genocide.The term has since been applied to any bad idea that a player can obviously tell will end in failure, but the leaders in the game are totally oblivious. REALLY GOOD IDEA Explanation The South African War dev diary describes the creation of the Central African Republic to rule over former German African territories as a REALLY GOOD IDEA.This is also the Fan Nickname of the Volkshalle, and to a lesser extent, Welthauptstadt Germania.

The incident soon became a meme in the community, and an emote called ':panzersbreakingpoint:' was added to the official Discord server referencing that incident, which is often used as a response to something that would drive the developers crazy. The question said ' can you create neu berlin with that giant building ' The question, answered in the very first dev diaries, broke Panzer on the spot, who proceeds to rage in the channel (while Baxter replies 'oh thank you'), and shuts down the channel soon after. Big building in Neu Berlin/:panzersbreakingpoint: Explanation One day, discord user Baxter asked a question in the former #ask-a-dev channel on the official TNO Discord.ded Explanation Used on Reddit when someone asks about the fate of a historical figure who is unimportant to the lore of the mod.'Sledgehammering' also describes retroactively killing figures off because the developers forgot to include them in the game, such as Joseph Goebbels. Since then, 'killed by a sledgehammer' has become the stock answer to explain what happened to historical figures not present in the game. Killed by a sledgehammer Explanation When some person asked in Discord about the fate of Leon Trotsky, the lead developer answered them that Trotsky was killed with a sledgehammer.

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