Florida apparently had to have massive amounts of work done to make the area more livable, as it was primarily swamp. So, in all technicality, it was probably an island at some point in the last two or three centuries
So explain Florida?
Look, I live on what used to be a swamp then someone drained it, and built a city here.
Nah, there were some landy bits in the northern part of the state. It's just that most everyone came by boat. And were generally nuts to begin with. The malaria just made it worse.
...and now I'm compiling a mental list.
Go look up USS Pensacola. It took two nukes, several sorties by the air force and finally the silent service to put her under after the war and her service as a target ship at Bikini.
So much yes. Sadly from what I remember, don't ships that were used as targets have a higher chance of coming back abyssals?
and then that city sank into a swamp. So they built another city.... and it sank into the swamp. So they built a third city! That one was struck by a hurricane, caught fire, fell down and then sank into the swamp but the fourth one! Aye, the fourth one stayed up!
So any ship named after it would own... huge tracks of land?
In Belated Battleships continuity, it's kind of doubtful whether that's actually a rule. Only 'Princess' Abyssals have enough personality that we can identify them as being the ships they came from. And in at least one case, we have canon evidence that Saratoga-the-shipgirl is still trapped in... wherever shipgirls stay before they're summoned. She seems none the worse for wear, and if it weren't for her knowing what had happened in the after-action report, she would seem unaware that Atomic Battlecruiser Princess, a Saratoga-based Abyssal, ever existed.
Depends on the continuity of the kantai setting.
So explain Florida?
Dammit math. It's hard enough without the dess.
This seems like a much simplified formula for everyday use.
0/1= 0
take it from the sadist who just finished basic multi-variable calc
