That or how the war has ended, kinda like a spectrum between one winning it all and another winning it all (so like A wins all > A wins a lot/buffer state > A wins a bit > stalemate > B wins a bit > B wins a lot > B wins all)
@@romanmorozov6974 So, 1 = Defender(s) wins all 2 = Defender(s) wins a lot 3 = Defender(s) wins a bit 4 = Stalemate 5 = Offender(s) wins a bit 6 = Offender(s) wins a lot 7 = Offender(s) wins all
@@choreomaniac i think it had to do with dragging in their alliance to conquer territory, which goes well for the Vermont example but not some others. Drew improves on war in later videos, but afaik for this video, the “war” option is better represented as “conquest”
Yes and a small state taking an entire connected multistage alliance. Should be a pretty one sided battle with alliance help. Different ideologies should also have provided bonuses in war or resistance against alliance pressures.
I feel like when a single state invades an alliance of two the alliance should win because more states, makes more sense and also gives the alliance more meaning, maybe you can make a similar video for the whole world. Edit: a lot of people have talked about population and other factors which is absolutely true but that makes the game too complex, i talked about the alliance system because it just felt like a useless system and even a liability at times
No that doesn’t really make sense… It should be based on population, natural resources (some states produce things others can’t), and relationships with other states. Amount of current enlisted soldiers is also a reasonable factor as well as weapons in the state and the amount of funding that state has. Just because there’s two states against one certainly doesn’t mean they’d win.
Some improvement suggestions: - Roll ideologies first. Use Millennium Dawn ideologies. - When forming an alliance, roll 1d4. The alliance only succeeds if the result is 3+, 2+ for same ideology. - States are merged upon forming an alliance, getting a new name (faction name, influenced by ideology, geography, etc. or just smth fun) - War only allows the attacker to take land equal to 50% of their current size + and any "core land" that was stolen from them.
Mini history lesson for anyone curious: Maine and Louisiana actually share a lot of history together. We both share the “weird French people” as you affectionately call LA lol Acadians (aka Cajuns) can still be found in abundance in Northern Maine today! So their alliance actually makes a lot of sense.
When I saw the title of the video I was like "oh cool. I wonder how he did it. What factors did he try and use. Population, supplies, military strength, terrain, state wealth.". Then I watched the video... "Well, that was... interesting."
6:56 Drew:We still haven’t seen a alliance get technically eliminated yet… Earlier: *alliance between Georgia and South Carolina gets completely eliminated by Virginia*
Like how the rule on alliances became that if one state was captured, the rest were too instead of just having the rest stay independent... or how an alliance member just adding more alliance members somehow became them leaving the alliance and making a new one. The second one kinda makes no logical sense.
It’s good to see a fellow American have a geography channel to show that not all of us are dumb. There are some Americans who aren’t bad with geography.
You forgot the "Alliance" rule; If one state fights an alliance, they lose and join to the closest state. If an alliance fights a larger alliance, they lose and join the largest state. If two equal alliances fight, the aggressor loses a state.
Maybe a random number generator should be used (with a lower chance of a state defeating an alliance depending on the number of states in the alliance)
I find it funny that Washington made one alliance in the beginning and once Missouri got eliminated, Washington was just so quiet! And no one bothered them. They were just… there 😂
I know Drew probably will never see this, but I just gotta say it. This video led me to spend hours upon hours with this idea and evolving it. This video was a week old when I first started, and my first version was basically this with a couple small things added. Since then I've added military scores, town building, natural disasters, resources, and much more. The turns started taking so long with all the spinners and equations that I made a small script that gives all the results at once, I just need to change the map each turn. I have spent countless hours working with this simple concept Drew made and I have had so much fun every time. Thanks, Drew. I'm really glad you made this video.
Seemed like Wisconsin was just chilling drinking beer and eating cheese curds ... but fended off possible attacks from other states when they saw kids in blaze orange holding deer rifles. 😆
Solution to fix alliances: Introduce a chance concept that would give a smaller alliance (or single state) less odds to beat more states. If one state is attacking 3 states, then make the odds of them winning: total number of states attacking/total states fighting which would give the one state a 1 in 4 chance of winning. This would give a massive alliance a higher chance of winning because the odds are simply in their favor and it works because you stated that all states are equal in the beginning of the video. Edit: Also for the chance concept, use a random number generator with numbers 1-100 and if we use the pervious example of 1 vs. 3, then any number between 1 and 25 would give the victory to the small state.
What's the point of having alliances if they don't prevent members from attacking each other or bolster members in combat? That aspect, in this game, seems entirely irrelevant.
@@Toastmaster_5000 He makes these various categories but they have no effect on alliances or combat. They're essentially just cosmetic without having any effects on game play. So it's like what's the point.
Your friendly, neighborhood Arkansas History teacher here with a brief lesson no one asked for: 1. As I’m sure people have already pointed out, the abbreviation for Arkansas is AR (common mistake, we’re not really offended by it) 2. Arkansas was once a part of the Missouri Territory (pre-statehood), so the Arkansas/Missouri conglomerate is somewhat historically precedented… 🤔
@@morgangreen5700 We already have an Ozark, AR. We're good down here with the actual Ozark Mountains. I love KC, but MO is just too damn flat to be trying to call themselves part of the Ozarks. Sorry, it's just a really special place in the world that most people don't know about and I'd like to keep it that way. Or are you just trying to get in on our diamond mine in Murfreesboro?! I see what you're trying to do MO. Watching you now. Hahaha! This comment is all in good faith and I will die on the hill of KC BBQ being the best in the world. Just thinking about Joe's BBQ makes me have some impure thoughts. Hahaha!
I don't mind that people misinterpret the abbreviation for Arkansas as AK until you're trying to get something delivered and it literally goes across another country thousands of miles away and you have to wait another week for your package to be delivered. That's my only complaint about the abbreviation mixup. Source: happens to me at least 5-6 times a year.
@@O5680 how though? California is pretty much fascist, and they’re left wing. You have to understand that the definitions of political ideologies are made up by biased people. I would define fascism as more of a type of authoritarianism than an actual system of government by itself. Basically I don’t think communism and fascism are opposites
I literately was just so confused as to how Nebraska didn’t get caught, ITS RIGHT IN THE CENTER. I am so proud of my home state for being a stealth master
Why does it feel so accurate that Wisconsin would be involved in one single fight and then be like "nah, lets go drink beer and watch everyone else kill eachother" 😂, ends up the only green state that everyone else just kind of shrugs at, much like our sports teams.
Seeing California eliminated will always bring Utahns great joy, especially since we got to conquer our feeble southern neighbors and then big brain the east with the help of Vermont
Idea: If the wheel lands on a state that’s already eliminated, it can either rebel when at war, become autonomous at an alliance, and overthrow the government that took over the state.
I feel like the alliance part wasn't consistent on whether the state left a previous alliance or made a bigger combined one. You also forgot to knock out Nebraska in the final war. There should be a coin flip to see who won the wars instead of just making whoever started it the victor. Otherwise it was pretty neat and unique, I'd watch another round of this.
Yo, I know this is pretty old, but I played this myself recently and thought I'd make up some rules for the next time I do this, so I'd like to share it with you guys: USA BATTLE SIMULATOR 2 RULES: Ideology: - 3 states are chosen randomly to adopt communism, fascism, or monarchy into their ideology. - The ideology place on the wheel is now replaced with 'spread'. - There is a 10% chance of it spreading to another randomly selected state (how you decide the 10% chance is up to you, ex. 10 sided die or coin flip) - If the state is chosen, then the other state with the ideology immediately have an alliance. - There can only be three of each ideology (other than the default; democracy). - After the three are chosen then the spread place on the wheel is removed. Alliances: - If 'alliance' is chosen on the wheel, then two states are randomly chosen to have an alliance. - The states in the alliance CANNOT declare war on eachother. - If two states are chosen and have different ideologies, then a reroll shall happen. - In the event of two states from different alliances getting chosen, a die roll of 10 sides will happen: - If the roll is 1-4, then state #1 will leave their alliance for the state #2's, 6-10 is vice versa, and 5 is a re-roll. - You can choose to split up a territory that as been conquered with other close members of an alliance. War: - If 'war' is chosen on the wheel, then 1 state is randomly chosen to go to war with another state. - The state attacks in a random direction that a randomly spinning arrow chooses. - How a war is settled is based on a best 2 out of 3 competition of a coin flip, an example would be Colorado (heads) and Utah (tails). If Colorado gets heads twice and Utah gets tails once, then Colorado wins the war and takes the land. - An alliance cannot go to war, as previously mentioned. Extra Rule: - The last state who hasn't done anything will be taken over and it's land will be shared by its neighboring states I hope you enjoy these rules, and if you see this drew, maybe you can try it out too 😉
Me and my friends play a game like this. It’s like hearts of iron, except it’s all on a google doc. Any action you want to do to improve your nation is just typed on the doc. We kinda stopped but that shit still slaps
I was real excited to see how NH was going to do, then they got eliminated right off the bat. Im just glad they continued on to take out those massholes
Dang bro. Indiana would’ve taken out Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, and maybe even Michigan if they got a chance. If they tried hard enough, they could also take out Kentucky
I have no idea what the hell I watched but it was wildly entertaining and the commentary harious. My 14 year old and her friends even got sucked into it. Bets started flying. Good stuff.
Yeah same, I made my own verision of this right now, it includes interventions(for when a state changes to Communism or Socialism) and dice rolls for wars so its more interesting. I'm scrolling through the comments looking for more suggestions.
@@neelmehta9069 I added a union feature. Let’s say that Kentucky was selected on the wheel spin. If so, then I would spin the arrow, and whatever state it landed on it forms a union with Kentucky. I also added a Civil War feature which is pretty self explanatory.
@@ArkansasMapping That's pretty cool! I added rebellions and Occupations, so conquered states can be liberated. It was all fun stuff, lasted really long too!
Me, an Oregonian: You know technically Oregon won through their alliance with West Virginia, who allied with New Jersey, who allied with Utah, who allied with Wyoming, who then won the whole game 😉😅
This was kind of just a giant experiment. I’m loving all the suggestions on how I can improve it for next time!
Have you made a video on all europe countries battle royale?
Nerf whioming, they are too op.
Even if it is chosen never put New York and New Jersey in an alliance together
Small question: what are you using for the map drawings?
Why isn't there a revolution option. 2nd Texas revolution
My only issue with this, is that there should have been a ran domizer to decide who won the war, intead of just assuming the first side won.
That or how the war has ended, kinda like a spectrum between one winning it all and another winning it all (so like A wins all > A wins a lot/buffer state > A wins a bit > stalemate > B wins a bit > B wins a lot > B wins all)
And maybe the size of your faction changes the odds, so factions aren’t just liabilities
@@romanmorozov6974 I agree
@@romanmorozov6974 he should probably use an Random Number Generator
@@romanmorozov6974 So,
1 = Defender(s) wins all
2 = Defender(s) wins a lot
3 = Defender(s) wins a bit
4 = Stalemate
5 = Offender(s) wins a bit
6 = Offender(s) wins a lot
7 = Offender(s) wins all
Whenever there's a battle between states you should flip a coin whether they succeed or not
Agree. Just because you attack, doesn’t mean you win. Vermont beating half of the US?
@@choreomaniac i think it had to do with dragging in their alliance to conquer territory, which goes well for the Vermont example but not some others.
Drew improves on war in later videos, but afaik for this video, the “war” option is better represented as “conquest”
I agree
GA needs to Succeed AGAIN!!!
Yes and a small state taking an entire connected multistage alliance. Should be a pretty one sided battle with alliance help. Different ideologies should also have provided bonuses in war or resistance against alliance pressures.
I feel like when a single state invades an alliance of two the alliance should win because more states, makes more sense and also gives the alliance more meaning, maybe you can make a similar video for the whole world.
Edit: a lot of people have talked about population and other factors which is absolutely true but that makes the game too complex, i talked about the alliance system because it just felt like a useless system and even a liability at times
I was thinking that exact same thing. I want this with the countries of the world.
Not nesecarilly. I feel New York would be able to take on most of New England because there is simply more people in New York
@@mrdemon6120 I agree with you but it makes the game a bit complicated then, it's alot upto the persons interpretation rather than on chance
No that doesn’t really make sense… It should be based on population, natural resources (some states produce things others can’t), and relationships with other states. Amount of current enlisted soldiers is also a reasonable factor as well as weapons in the state and the amount of funding that state has. Just because there’s two states against one certainly doesn’t mean they’d win.
Several states r very small. The city of seattle has a higher population than the entire state of wyoming
I love how Washington only played once while seeing their own ally get murdered but still survived till the end
This weirdly represents Washington in general
Can confirm. The state is to divided against itself to even do anything -Washingtonian
*and nebraska kinda
I’m from Washington lol
Same lol, Washington was just chilling, I'm also from Washington
> Drew Doing State Battle Royales
This is truly a beautiful day
Yo what's up
Today is a good day
Yes it is
Yoooooo I’m 6. Rememeber me
hey its the funny battle royale man
Some improvement suggestions:
- Roll ideologies first. Use Millennium Dawn ideologies.
- When forming an alliance, roll 1d4. The alliance only succeeds if the result is 3+, 2+ for same ideology.
- States are merged upon forming an alliance, getting a new name (faction name, influenced by ideology, geography, etc. or just smth fun)
- War only allows the attacker to take land equal to 50% of their current size + and any "core land" that was stolen from them.
Why is Betelgeuse Romanee Conti here
@@theplutonimus :)
@@khongnoi1012 How much have you read in WN or LN
@@theplutonimus I was reading the fight against Regulus, which was the latest translated LN chapter at the time. Haven't continued reading since.
@@khongnoi1012 Same
As a Nevadan, I am proud of completing our, and everyone else's mission,
Taking out California.
And as a bonus you get all of Lake Tahoe!
what you say
I stopped watching when Nevada took over Cali. Cuz in real life it would be impossible lmao
War.. war never changes
In reality you'd only have to go from L.A. CA to the Bay Area,after the Bay Area we are red counties.
Mini history lesson for anyone curious: Maine and Louisiana actually share a lot of history together. We both share the “weird French people” as you affectionately call LA lol Acadians (aka Cajuns) can still be found in abundance in Northern Maine today! So their alliance actually makes a lot of sense.
For a second i thought Drew actually developed his own game
Same
I didn’t.
Same
Same
@@whimsiquisitive i doubt he’s very rich at all
When I saw the title of the video I was like "oh cool. I wonder how he did it. What factors did he try and use. Population, supplies, military strength, terrain, state wealth.". Then I watched the video... "Well, that was... interesting."
I knew it would be stupid as soon as he started with the US is Democratic. No, the US is a Constitutional Republic. Those poor ignorant Californians!
Wow, you were looking at it in a Data Analyst perspective. That is cool.
@@bw6138 thanks man. I guess that's just how my mind works.
You are welcome. That would be cool if this was a board game. I am studying to be a Data Analyst.
@@bw6138 ooh yeah. Like a version of risk. I'd play that.
The only game where I survive longer than California and Texas…
@J.T. Vader wait… really??
I was rooting for Arkansas and now I've watched this 19 minute long video where they only get mentioned once. Still happy they're alive tho.
@@kaivoormolen1825 Arkansas 4 Life
Good vid
@@ArkansasMapping Truly the most underrated state.
6:56
Drew:We still haven’t seen a alliance get technically eliminated yet…
Earlier: *alliance between Georgia and South Carolina gets completely eliminated by Virginia*
"Illinois and Indiana didn't do anything the entire time"
This simulator is pretty accurate , kudos .
Illinois and Indiana are just trading with the other states giving corn for other shit
I live in Illinois so I was a little sad
No one wants to fight a bunch of gangsters and squirrel hunters who just want to be left alone and grow their corn.
From Indiana originally, I agree with that statement.
@@nightskyshowers same I don’t live in indiana anymore
The best part was the constant changing of the rules along the way. Definitely made it more chaotic.
Just like real life diplomacy
Like how the rule on alliances became that if one state was captured, the rest were too instead of just having the rest stay independent... or how an alliance member just adding more alliance members somehow became them leaving the alliance and making a new one. The second one kinda makes no logical sense.
@@glitchedmatrix55 he only did the second one once
As some one from small, unrecognized VT, seeing us dominate like half of the US made me so happy.
Same lol
as a fellow vermonter, i feel the same way
VT gang
Long trail was too small had to go get the whole Appalachian
VT is the best
🏒
It’s good to see a fellow American have a geography channel to show that not all of us are dumb. There are some Americans who aren’t bad with geography.
You forgot the "Alliance" rule; If one state fights an alliance, they lose and join to the closest state. If an alliance fights a larger alliance, they lose and join the largest state. If two equal alliances fight, the aggressor loses a state.
True but not necessary.
It is better this way for the plot twists
@@MEOW-bn8wc not really, one state shouldn't be able to take out like 7 that are together
Maybe a random number generator should be used (with a lower chance of a state defeating an alliance depending on the number of states in the alliance)
@@bluhedgy that would pry work
3 changes for next time: Bigger allies automatically win the war, different ideologies nullify the alliance and matching ideologies nullify the war.
Like rock paper scissors
I would also suggest that an alliance after an ideology makes the ideologies match.
Why would different ideologies nullify the alliance? In WWII, the US and the soviet union were alliances even though they had different idologies.
@@pavlygeorge8927 well it wasnt a direct alliance they just used it to attack germany
@@Yhadira91 .. Making them an alliance lol
“Big thick daddy Delaware” 😂😂😂
I’m from Delaware and I endorse that message lol
@@Jxfitz i am also from Delaware and I approve of this too
@@Wessohot I as well am from Delaware and approve
Hello, my fellow 302's
The 1st state!
I find it funny that Washington made one alliance in the beginning and once Missouri got eliminated, Washington was just so quiet! And no one bothered them. They were just… there 😂
Washington: makes an alliance then falls
Washington throughout the rest of the game: *eats popcorn as everyone kills each other*
My state justs Netflix and chills
I mean we 90% stoners here :D LOL
Kinda what Wisconsin did except they didn't join an alliance until after most of the killing had happened
pretty much sums us up entirely
Your not wrong
As a Mainer the first few minutes was just excitement we were involved in a thing
As a Vermonter, I feel amazing 😎
same
Same lol
imagine being a new hampshire
@@h0rneaf261 how awesome would it be to find Margot Robbie on the internet hiding under the name HornEaf lmao only in my dream world I guess...
So happy my state VT survived for a long time and made itself bigger and better
11:12 Think of "war" between allies less as betrayal and more of peaceful unification
I know Drew probably will never see this, but I just gotta say it.
This video led me to spend hours upon hours with this idea and evolving it. This video was a week old when I first started, and my first version was basically this with a couple small things added. Since then I've added military scores, town building, natural disasters, resources, and much more. The turns started taking so long with all the spinners and equations that I made a small script that gives all the results at once, I just need to change the map each turn.
I have spent countless hours working with this simple concept Drew made and I have had so much fun every time. Thanks, Drew. I'm really glad you made this video.
when you're finished could you make a vid on it or smth?
@@danglyboi474 I mean, sure, I could upload a video of it. It would just take me a bit.
Which states have won? Which states usually win?
could you post this so others could use it??? i love the idea of doing this myself!
@@survivingmoon7635 yeah I want to see too
Washington be like:"I am just vibin."
Washington was Switzerland this game
@@Marineerde for real 🤣
Everyone in Washington moved to Canada after their homie died
@@purplesnake6249 who is our homie
@@zrrndzan3894 Missouri you know our alliance member
North Dakota: *gets selected*
Minnesota: 😰😰
As someone who lives in Michigan, seeing Ohio get conquered by Michigan was oddly satisfying.
I know right
Never gonna happen.
yes right absolutely incredible waiting and hoping for Michigan to win lol, but whatever.
As an Ohioan.. Who is a fan of a Michigan guy.. i feel betrayed by the entire population of Michigan... Dang
@@historically_violent Don't worry, you are a honorary Michigander.
6:30 I've seen all I need to see. This is perfection.
My homestate survived and was fairly influential throughout the video. I’ve never been more proud of something I had no influence over
which state
Ya what’s ur state?
Mine is. Illinois I was happy and mad
I live in Nebraska, we just kinda hung out in the middle and tried to make friends but when that didn’t work out, we just kept to ourselves.
Mines utah
Michigan tried to call Delaware to their alliance, but Nevada and Idaho didn’t accept, so Michigan got kicked and he joined Daddy Delaware.
As a Kansan, I can confirm that being taken over by a bordering state 2 seconds in is very not pog.
And then we have to root for Missouri 😒
@Iguanzoolia Nah, just a name coincidence.
This was completely unrealistic. Why no South Dakota sweep?
As an oklahoman, i am sorry for taking your country.
As a Washingtonian, I can confirm that we would do absolutely nothing other than accept an alliance proposal then watch as our ally dies.
As a Washingtonian, I can confirm.
I live in Washington and I agree
i also live in Washington and i agree
Bro drew literally looks like bully maguire
u r right
i saw this in my recommended and got very excited only for my state to be erased within the first 30 seconds, great stuff
I love how when Florida attacks West he COMPLETELY SKIPS over Alabama and picks Louisiana lmao
Right! I noticed the same.
Do you not see a giant penninsular that florida? He even explains that in the video
Came all the way here, to the comments, to say...
The United States is a Constitutional Republic not a Democracy.
That is all. Fun video. 👍🏼
He said Democratic, not democracy, we are a Democratic Republic.
I’m a republican to!
im a democratic
That’s a form of democracy dummy
@@SouthDakotaFacts No
Would love to see this but with Europe, or even on a global level.
We tried that twice😐
Go to geofacts channels he already did that with USA, USA+Canada, euoupe, Asia, South America, and I think something like Latin America
@@noshabakhurshid9187 we want this type of war
Never mess with Colorado with the weird weather
18:00 I like how it must've been an alliance but Drew was just like:"I didn't see that" and got to war
*Lands on alliance*
Drew: “You know what, let’s put them to war instead”
Indiana, Nebraska, Washington, and Illinois just chilling the entire time
Me living in indiana seeing my state get mentioned 😎😎
Us cornhuskers kinda be like that tho
Living in Illinois I'm surprised they weren't the one to go communist.
And Arkansas
LFG WASHINGTON!
Seemed like Wisconsin was just chilling drinking beer and eating cheese curds ... but fended off possible attacks from other states when they saw kids in blaze orange holding deer rifles. 😆
As a Texan I feel slightly insulted that puddle took us out.
I feel Louisiana and Texas, one especially in that area would have one huge barbecue, and two we could probably take the rest of em.
irl i think all of the south would band together...i mean as a Florida man i feel like we all have a way of life that screams merica
As an Oklahoman I'm pleased
I’m from Louisiana
Same
Solution to fix alliances: Introduce a chance concept that would give a smaller alliance (or single state) less odds to beat more states. If one state is attacking 3 states, then make the odds of them winning: total number of states attacking/total states fighting which would give the one state a 1 in 4 chance of winning. This would give a massive alliance a higher chance of winning because the odds are simply in their favor and it works because you stated that all states are equal in the beginning of the video.
Edit: Also for the chance concept, use a random number generator with numbers 1-100 and if we use the pervious example of 1 vs. 3, then any number between 1 and 25 would give the victory to the small state.
I love how Wyoming built a huge empire.
The state that no one knows exists ends up king of the US
I'm from Wyoming lol
I’m Canadian so this was kinda confusing for me lol
@@anonymous-qj1yf well that explains your name
@@MobileGamingKing 😂
Idk why this is so entertaining, just like seeing the states I've live in seeing some action
8:14 First partition
13:19 Second partition
Kinda wished Drew drew the borders based on natural geography
18:13 Third partition
As a Michigander all I can say is when we destroyed Ohio there were pure tears of joy coming from my face
What's the point of having alliances if they don't prevent members from attacking each other or bolster members in combat? That aspect, in this game, seems entirely irrelevant.
Yeah, and on top of that, ideologies should prevent alliances
@@Toastmaster_5000 He makes these various categories but they have no effect on alliances or combat. They're essentially just cosmetic without having any effects on game play. So it's like what's the point.
@@calessel3139 the point is because its his channel and his game but I do agree with ur first comment
What's the point of a battle royale with no winner
This was so stupid yet so entertaining. TY
Website:
What can An Arrow be used for?
"This Arrows works best to Point at person that will be the winner"
Drew: *W A R*
Nebraska getting saved by pure obscurity is the most Nebraska thing to happen ever.
The Argentina of Drew’s battle royals simulation
I live in Nebraska and this is true :’)
@@Sliberry same... we is forgettable.... *for now*
@@camulodunon ?
@@camulodunon yes
Your friendly, neighborhood Arkansas History teacher here with a brief lesson no one asked for:
1. As I’m sure people have already pointed out, the abbreviation for Arkansas is AR (common mistake, we’re not really offended by it)
2. Arkansas was once a part of the Missouri Territory (pre-statehood), so the Arkansas/Missouri conglomerate is somewhat historically precedented… 🤔
As a MO resident, I vote we honor our new alliance with the official statehood of "Ozark"
@@morgangreen5700 As a Little Rocker, I support this.
As a MO citizen it sucks here
@@morgangreen5700 We already have an Ozark, AR. We're good down here with the actual Ozark Mountains. I love KC, but MO is just too damn flat to be trying to call themselves part of the Ozarks. Sorry, it's just a really special place in the world that most people don't know about and I'd like to keep it that way.
Or are you just trying to get in on our diamond mine in Murfreesboro?! I see what you're trying to do MO. Watching you now. Hahaha!
This comment is all in good faith and I will die on the hill of KC BBQ being the best in the world. Just thinking about Joe's BBQ makes me have some impure thoughts. Hahaha!
I don't mind that people misinterpret the abbreviation for Arkansas as AK until you're trying to get something delivered and it literally goes across another country thousands of miles away and you have to wait another week for your package to be delivered. That's my only complaint about the abbreviation mixup.
Source: happens to me at least 5-6 times a year.
As a Mainer, I didn't think we'd swing first 🤣
SAME!😊
I feel that for the taking over of states you should have a wheel for if they succeed or if they fail, would make it seem more fair imo
or they actually fight
As a Mainer that has a second home on a farm in Minnesota, I wish the Maine-Minnesota alliance existed
Bro you just up and go from Maine to Minnesota?
I love how Nebraska just gets almost encircled by a whole alliance
BEAUTIFUL NEBRASKA LAND
Mess with the corn husker, get a pitchfork pointed at yer face!
Children of the Corn!
I am a fish of the corn, and I imagine that I am Nebraska and the blue is my ocean that I rule
It’s our corn moat
GBR!
And no to Vermont, if it was Maine I’d say ya ok Jocko Willink Origin Maine
POV: me who’s in the bathroom hoping my state won’t get capture but it did
The accuracy of California’s ideology is just hilarious
Fascism is right-wing. Communism is the left-wing counterpart.
True
@@O5680 how though? California is pretty much fascist, and they’re left wing. You have to understand that the definitions of political ideologies are made up by biased people. I would define fascism as more of a type of authoritarianism than an actual system of government by itself. Basically I don’t think communism and fascism are opposites
Washington in the corner: *chuckle* "I'm in danger"
wisconsin and nebraska were just so good that they avoided being killed
WE ARE LEIGON
Wisconsin out here getting day drunk, we’re gonna remain neutral
I literately was just so confused as to how Nebraska didn’t get caught, ITS RIGHT IN THE CENTER. I am so proud of my home state for being a stealth master
I can’t express how much I loved this video it was pure chaotic bliss
As somebody from Michigan the joy I got from seeing Michigan take over Ohio was immense
I feel this so much. Seeing Michigan and Delaware dominate for most of the video was so refreshing.
It’s such a good feeling
@@ryansreaction exactly
Why does it feel so accurate that Wisconsin would be involved in one single fight and then be like "nah, lets go drink beer and watch everyone else kill eachother" 😂, ends up the only green state that everyone else just kind of shrugs at, much like our sports teams.
😂💯 amery, wi 💪
For lmao
We could have at the very least annexed the U.P. 🤷🏽♂️
Jefferson County checking in
This was bizarrely one of Drew’s best videos. Would love to see this with continents/world map
Washington was just chilling the whole game and survived evil whoming
I love how Washington just hid in the corner the whole time.
they were completely surrounded, i’m surprised they never got took out by the blue alliance or joined them
@@MobileGamingKing then Wisconsin just didnt give af about Kentucky anymore and proceeded to keep vibing
14:10
Washington: *eats popcorn*
Also Washington: *internal screaming*
I live in Washington lol
Maine: Is the first state to go to war.
Me, who lives in Maine: Hey, mom, I think I just got drafted...
I have a question, how would you get the map where can you erase borders and color in?
Ohio, Kentucky, and Tennessee throughout most of the game: "If we don't move, the big scary guys won't see us"
Yes
Same with Washington. Made an alliance, saw their partner get eaten and said, "that's enough fighting for us"
As someone who lives in Texas, not taking Louisiana seriously would be such a Texas thing to do. 😂
I love how Washington just sits there doing the eating Doritos meme 🤣🤣
More facts about me I was born in Libya went to Egypt and Germany went to the US and lives in Seattle
So I’m mr world wide
Hey, Mainer here; I wouldn’t be surprised if Maine made a Major Alliance; we are practically the kindest state to come to.
Can we please just take a moment to appreciate the fact that Washington barely did anything 😂
Lmao we just sitting in our forests vibing-
Yes very chill
Me sitting in my bed watching it happen: 😐🙂
Imagine Washington gets chosen and the death of the wyomicolorautavermontian alliance
As a washitonion we are very chill compared to most countries
This BR is better than I expected.
@@Zee.08 battle royale but short not Brazil
Loved it, I’m from UT so I’m glad at how this turned out.
Seeing California eliminated will always bring Utahns great joy, especially since we got to conquer our feeble southern neighbors and then big brain the east with the help of Vermont
As a Washingtonian, I honestly have no idea what happens in Missouri.
Arkansas survived! That’s probably the best we will ever do in one of these. I’ll take it.
I can't imagine a scenario where Louisiana could take over giant Texas.
Thought this was gonna be kinda silly but this was so fun to watch I want more.
@@bigmoniesponge my state turnen to into a facist
Idea: If the wheel lands on a state that’s already eliminated, it can either rebel when at war, become autonomous at an alliance, and overthrow the government that took over the state.
As a NH citizen seeing my state become eliminated in less then 60 seconds is unsurprising
I feel like the alliance part wasn't consistent on whether the state left a previous alliance or made a bigger combined one. You also forgot to knock out Nebraska in the final war. There should be a coin flip to see who won the wars instead of just making whoever started it the victor. Otherwise it was pretty neat and unique, I'd watch another round of this.
I live in Nebraska
U should have did it so u had to kill them all separately instead of them all falling after a fight
ARKANSAS SURVIVED WITHOUT AN ALLIANCE
18:27 Nebraska: I've mastered the ability of standing so incredibly still that I become invisible to the naked eye.
YEP!! We learned how to blend in with the corn fields...
@@yearlygymnast9865 we are the masters at hiding In corn mazes lol
@@thesalmonunderyourhouse318 Aye!
Yea
Yo, I know this is pretty old, but I played this myself recently and thought I'd make up some rules for the next time I do this, so I'd like to share it with you guys:
USA BATTLE SIMULATOR 2 RULES:
Ideology:
- 3 states are chosen randomly to adopt communism, fascism, or monarchy into their ideology.
- The ideology place on the wheel is now replaced with 'spread'.
- There is a 10% chance of it spreading to another randomly selected state (how you decide the 10% chance is up to you, ex. 10 sided die or coin flip)
- If the state is chosen, then the other state with the ideology immediately have an alliance.
- There can only be three of each ideology (other than the default; democracy).
- After the three are chosen then the spread place on the wheel is removed.
Alliances:
- If 'alliance' is chosen on the wheel, then two states are randomly chosen to have an alliance.
- The states in the alliance CANNOT declare war on eachother.
- If two states are chosen and have different ideologies, then a reroll shall happen.
- In the event of two states from different alliances getting chosen, a die roll of 10 sides will happen:
- If the roll is 1-4, then state #1 will leave their alliance for the state #2's, 6-10 is vice versa, and 5 is a re-roll.
- You can choose to split up a territory that as been conquered with other close members of an alliance.
War:
- If 'war' is chosen on the wheel, then 1 state is randomly chosen to go to war with another state.
- The state attacks in a random direction that a randomly spinning arrow chooses.
- How a war is settled is based on a best 2 out of 3 competition of a coin flip, an example would be Colorado (heads) and Utah (tails). If Colorado gets heads twice and Utah gets tails once, then Colorado wins the war and takes the land.
- An alliance cannot go to war, as previously mentioned.
Extra Rule:
- The last state who hasn't done anything will be taken over and it's land will be shared by its neighboring states
I hope you enjoy these rules, and if you see this drew, maybe you can try it out too 😉
Me and my friends play a game like this. It’s like hearts of iron, except it’s all on a google doc. Any action you want to do to improve your nation is just typed on the doc. We kinda stopped but that shit still slaps
Main and Montana Alliance: Exists
Me: *Said Cosmic Mapping Flashbacks*
New Mexico not doing anything but getting overrun by Utah is so accurate
I was real excited to see how NH was going to do, then they got eliminated right off the bat. Im just glad they continued on to take out those massholes
Dang bro. Indiana would’ve taken out Iowa, Illinois, Ohio, and maybe even Michigan if they got a chance. If they tried hard enough, they could also take out Kentucky
Instead they were the switzerland of the U.S
@@bappo2887 yup
Y'all got nothing but flat land, what do you mean Michigan and Kentucky? Those aren't your stomping grounds and I doubt Indiana would fair well...
I have no idea what the hell I watched but it was wildly entertaining and the commentary harious. My 14 year old and her friends even got sucked into it. Bets started flying. Good stuff.
there's not a chance in hell louisiana would take over texas
Can't wait to see "Creating a African Battle Simulator"
Poate face si asta. Intre timp a facut unul cu Europa
Ngl I’m going to play this too. This looks awesome!
what app is it on?
@@isaacismassive it isn’t one app. He used two wheel spinners, a USA state generator, a drawing app, and a spin the arrow app.
Yeah same, I made my own verision of this right now, it includes interventions(for when a state changes to Communism or Socialism) and dice rolls for wars so its more interesting. I'm scrolling through the comments looking for more suggestions.
@@neelmehta9069 I added a union feature. Let’s say that Kentucky was selected on the wheel spin. If so, then I would spin the arrow, and whatever state it landed on it forms a union with Kentucky.
I also added a Civil War feature which is pretty self explanatory.
@@ArkansasMapping That's pretty cool! I added rebellions and Occupations, so conquered states can be liberated. It was all fun stuff, lasted really long too!
Me, an Oregonian: You know technically Oregon won through their alliance with West Virginia, who allied with New Jersey, who allied with Utah, who allied with Wyoming, who then won the whole game 😉😅
As a Vermonter, the end was incredibly satisfying to watch
It should have been a South Dakota sweep, but Vermont was about the next best thing