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I liked the Talking Dogs.....really interesting characters who sorta had problems with realizing how short a dogs lifespan was, that even though they’re smarter.....humans made them, figuring out what sort of life or culture they would have(only around for a decade) and dealing with the few...

Guy posted Huffington Post and Warren Ellis’ opinions on him I'm sure this can be justified as your lovely American free speech and not hate speech or malicious communication, and yes, I'm sure Corcoran has a perfect right to say it and all that shit. Guess what? I have a perfect right not to...

Reminds me of Aristillus by Travis J Corcoran, the world with its extremely centralized command economies has multiple government organizations One for keeping tech that'd disrupt the economy "regulated" or kept from release One to "stop any singularities" from occurring Some scientists made...

Can change the motive, "human" can mean "person" so best to wait for the next evolution billions of years from now and wipe out those sapients and repeat or move out to the stars to look for more "humans" to exterminate en masse

Well, at least compared to the Saints, they're more honest, unless they have no intention of killing themselves later for consistency's sake

They still sorta sound like the Saints from Prince Roger/Empire of Man Aside from being extremely Anti-Pollution, the Saints decided that people shouldn't have terraformed other planets and made them even take out the plants & animals they brought with them to those planets and since they don't...

@Aaron Fox Here’s a nickname for them, “The Saints” Or The Church of Ryback Before you ask, I got it from John Ringo/David Weber’s Prince Roger/Empire of Man series It’s really ironic in that “The Saints” are MORE ecologically damaging than the guys they accuse and attack, hell The Empire of...

Plus, I think people having created Arcologies would have maybe lessened the insanity If you can make mostly self sufficient cities that produce their own food and process their own waste, no major problem It’s actually a rather moderate way to save the environment and save money at the same...

I remember that Snowpiercer movie wherein they used some sort of mass chemical or process and ended up doing Global Cooling and the only known piece of humanity is the Snowpiercer train that has is made up of passengers+employees and a load of guys who weren't passengers or employed to begin...

Plus, I think Post-Apocalyptic living conditions can last a few decades or a generation or more Been playing Remnant: From The Ashes Setting may as well be what edgelords say RWBY is, given that decades after(one senior citizen was 4 years old when the Root came)human beings are scavengers...

I sorta prefer the latter, it's much more "complicated" and the first may seem like the barbarians are simply dumb and/or evil douchebags

Link? Also, no offence but I don't count settings like RWBY or Chrome Shelled Regios or Black Bullet as being "Post-Apocalyptic" on the basis that civilisation has been rebuilt WAY TOO MUCH

So, no guns and melee weapons scavenged from around the area?

A thread for anybody who likes the idea of the world after the apocalypse being dangerous as hell, full of crazy animals and monsters, full of crazy bandits, recycling and improvisation and maybe bringing civilization back to the wastes!!! Share your ideas for a Fallout/Mad Max-esque setting