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With that being said, the job will be done! Enjoy the new world when it is once released, and bring me some interesting stories!
==Event 4: Q & A==
Have any questions about the fanon? Ask a question, whether it be inspiration, allegories to real-life trends, or anything that you can think of.
 
But for the starters, I shall make an FAQ to address what will probably be common questions
*Q: Why do you use non-Anglical spelling, such as Kallisto (anglicized Callisto)?
*A: Because I like things transliterated. Enuff said. I generally rage over Latinization of many Greek names, such as Cleitus for Kleitos, especially that -us ending for -os, as I don't like Romans and their infernally overrated military, and chances are many anglicized names are usually derived from latinized names.
*Q: What is with all these terminologies?
*A: If you are an history fanboy/girl and played Europa Barbarorum on top, you will understand. If not, probably not, but then a quick explanation is that it's fun to make references to ancient systems and try to make a Sim counterpart to said practices, a common terminology that pops rapidly in the fanon being Cleruchy/Klerouchiai.
*Q: Story's a bit confusing.
*A: Go read the [[Fanon:Time Paradox/Laconic|Laconic]] section. It also minimizes the usage of the terminologies for maximum convenience.
*Q: What's up with all these characters? / Some characters on the list don't really have a plot
*A: Chances are:
#Crash happened.
#Minor Characters that were rarely if ever played. (e.g. Cultural Exchange Groups)
#Hekatonschoinos (well, it took months for me to find the lagging spot, applies to almost all Asian characters without a page)
#Too lazy.
#Other accidents (e.g. Aidouoi, recently recreated)
*A: Returning to the "all these characters?" I like making Sims.