New Alternate Future of Europe (IonMapping)

==Introduction==
New Alternate Future of Europe is a series created by IonMapping. It is a renewed version of the original Alternate Future of Europe series by IonMapping. Season 1 was inspired by Mac Lazer's and VoidViper's Alternate Future of Europe series, utilizing curved text, dark land color and a map texture. Season 2 was inspired by the Fallout franchise, the 1983: Doomsday alternate history, Nick HD Mapping's Alternate Future of Europe series and MikiPL004's Alternate Future of Europe Season 2, utilizing wastelands, map texture, infobox and the Rainbow dialect. It is currently running with new episodes released around every 10-20 days.
==Origin==
Ion's old Alternate Future of Europe was bad. Not only were the borders ugly, but the wars were slow and sluggy. It also had no real connective storyline. This is why the series is renewed, with a better map, better borders, faster wars, curved text, a light storyline(not really, but whatever), map texture and a lot of other improvements.
==Episode List==
===Season 1===
No. of episode	Release Date 	Title
1 	31 March 2015	Let The Epicness Begin
2 	4 April 2015 	When Chaos Strikes
3 	19 April 2015	Pandemonium
4 	3 May 2015 	WWIII
5 	16 May 2015 	Nightfall
6 	11 June 2015 	Plot Twist
7 	4 July 2015 	Dark Ages
8 	13 July 2015 	Countdown to Hell
9 (S1 finale)	17 July 2015 	WWIV
Playlist link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeUO_UVBvs4IXQHjtI7oMLZMKUs4k2X5Y
===Season 2===
No. of episode	Release Date 	Title
1	4 September 2015	War Never Changes
2	5 November 2015 	Danger Comes Unexpected
Playlist link: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLeUO_UVBvs4LBFFb16SsfX3bSFqkSVIAi
==Trivia==
SPOILER ALERT
===Season 1===
*Various events that happen inside the series are actually references to older IonMapping series like Old AFoE and Epic War Simulations, such as Turkey expanding and becoming a superpower(reference to the Great Turkish Empire in Old AFoE), Italy breaking apart(Treaty of Rome in First Mediterranean War) and much more.
*The original plan was to use Gold's map(slightly modified) and take a more Nick HD approach. The old map had a year box and a log box for talking and treaties. The dialect was also different, there was no map texture nor unions. The idea was dumped when Ion decided to take a more Mac Lazer approach.
*All episodes except Part 1 and 2 ends in some sort of cliffhanger.
**Part 3: The start of WWIII.
**Part 4: The defeat of Buvoria and his allies.
**Part 5: The fall of France and the introduction of Vius.
**Part 6: Bayern becoming fascist.
**Part 7: Introduction of Operation: Alecto.
**Part 8: The start of WWIV.
**Part 9: The introduction of Catania.
*All countries that are part of major alliances(The Deadly Trio, The New Grand Alliance, The Fascist Alliance and The Final Coalition) have common shades of colors on their flags.
**Buvoria, Ottoman Empire and Polish-Lithuanian Empire all have dark red in their flags.
**France, Russia, Bayern and Ionian Empire all have blue and white in their flags.
**Vius, Pycenes and Fascist Bayern all have grey in their flags.
**UK, Poland and Finland all have white in their flags.
*Vius breaks the fourth wall while introducing itself at the end of Part 5. It refers itself as "an old friend" when clearly Vius didn't exist before Part 5. This is actually a reference to Alternate Future of Asia, another series by IonMapping, where Vius appears in several episodes.
**This is the only time a nation in NAFOE breaks the fourth wall, and is an extremely rare occurrence.
===Season 2===
*The title of the first episode (War Never Changes) is a reference to the Fallout franchise, in where most games start with the narrator saying "War. War never changes."
*The colors of Prussia (Prussian blue) and Crimean Horde (Crimson) are puns on their names.
*The idea for Crimson Horde came from Crimnium Empire in the original AFOE by IonMapping.
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