Oct 30, 2018 · The question was 'How can I have a permanent post-apocalyptic world'. Your answer didn't describe a scenario where that's possible, short of simply repeating the apocalypse over and …

Mar 9, 2018 · First, let me introduce the setting. It's happening in post-apocalyptic SE Europe (Balkans specifically), about 100 years from now. Strange genetic disease wiped out large portion of humanity …

Apr 29, 2022 · I’m imagining a post-apocalyptic scenario as a thought experiment. It takes place 500 years after a nuclear war on the East Coast of what was the US, and is meant to roughly be a …

Jan 21, 2020 · The largest rival to DC is the Virginia Federation, which is based in Richmond and has 390,000 people. I’m curious, is this too big of a military force? Please keep in mind that this is under …

Mar 25, 2021 · In a post-apocalypse, however, population density is not a problem. The Chumash are able to support their hunter-gatherer culture on a population density approaching 21 persons per …

1 From a social standpoint, yes. It would be possible for a post-nuclear apocalyptic world to descend into a neo-medieval social structure, since with a severely reduced population, and a potentially crippled …

Dec 24, 2019 · And don't even start with the basics like gathering food, medicine, finding or building somewhere safe to live, hygienic necessities and etc. I want to create an apocalyptic (or post …

Jul 31, 2020 · 5 So, what sort of post-apocalytic wasteland are we looking at here? Is this a frozen wasteland, only just starting to emerge from the nuclear winter? Or a burning hot desertified …

Oct 31, 2020 · In a post-apocalyptic environment with scarce resources, submachine guns/machine guns make very little sense save for the very wealthiest/best-provisioned settlements. Both due to …

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