It is super tacky to put croatia with serbia and sudan with south sudan considering the human rights atrocities that went into those struggles. why not throw East Timor into the mix too?
Challenging, but enjoyable. Kyrgyzstan-Tajikistan annoyed me the whole time, it looked so familiar but I couldn't put my finger on it. Eventually got there, but Poland-Belarus eluded me to the end. I enjoyed the former countries and natural pairings, although those were generally the easiest.
No it's not. Neighboring states are the ones most likely to go to war with each other and also to have once been unified. Also, many many (most) Koreans wish for reunification, and the unified Korean peninsula is a popular symbol greeted with applause when it's use during events like the Olympics. #tongil
I don't know if it's intentional or if it's just an ironic addition but some of these countries were once united, or part of a geographic feature. For example, there's Iberia, Sudan + South Sudan, Czechoslovakia, Hispanola, and Korea.
But you have to say the shape of Serbia is much nicer with Kosovo, right?
Czechoslovakia. The name is self explanatory, in a way.
Spain and Portugal were united once, as the Iberian Union.
Sudan used to control South Sudan.
Laos and Cambodia were the remains of French Indochina after Vietnam gained independence.
And Haiti once took over the D.R. (or maybe vice versa)
So, some of these are just... unnatural that they were made this way
(this is GeoSmartKirbyXD typing)
(still GeoSmartKirbyXD)