@lanodan
I had to brute-force from a complete country list :D

@LukeAlmighty Found it via a sign, thanks Europe for the bunch of different languages, "Paukščiai" (Bird) is from Lithuanian.

@LukeAlmighty tfw I know how algebraic chess notation works but I'm awful at chess.
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@lanodan @LukeAlmighty Qh8+ I think

@xarvos @LukeAlmighty Computer says no :(
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@lanodan @LukeAlmighty i got fewer pieces on that one so i brute forced

@lanodan @LukeAlmighty @xarvos knight f6

@2ch @LukeAlmighty @xarvos Somehow it also says no (Nf6+ as in Knight to F6, check).

@lanodan @LukeAlmighty @xarvos oh, rook f6 then, they're both winning either way

@2ch @LukeAlmighty @xarvos Oh right, that's a legal move.
And it says it's the best one.

@2ch @LukeAlmighty @xarvos Shit… it was either the fire or the egg…
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@lanodan@queer.hacktivis.me @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club lmao, that's the Dutchman's cap I'm pretty sure https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dutchman%27s_Cap_(Lithuania)

@ignaloidas @LukeAlmighty yup
I used this sign even

https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Olando_kepur%C4%97#/media/File:InfoTabPauk%C5%A1%C4%8DiaiPoVandeniuOlandKepur.JPG

@ignaloidas @LukeAlmighty lol, it's just a cliff with a beach but somehow from that quick Google FPS view had small island near the coast that's dedicated to animals vibes.