I haven't been apocalypse ready since 2012, and I probably won't ever be Apocalypse ready again until there's signs of an impending doom.
No I'm not ready for the apocalypse, because I don't see any significant evidence that it's actually going to happen, so I'm not wasting my time preparing for something like that. People have been harping about the end of the world since the dawn of man, and guess what, tens of thousands of years later, we're still here, doing just fine, living day to day. So yeah, not bothering with it at all. The only apocalypses I've ever prepared for were Werewolf: Apocalypse, and Fallout 4.lechat said:Just wondering who here has thought out contingency plans in the inevitable event of the likely apocali? Just the likely ones will do like asteroid, nuclear holocaust zombie apocalypse etc.
I work with food so I had a decent idea of where to go for a few hundred years supply and I have a nice little spot fairly close in case we only get a few minuets warning of impending asteroid.
CaitSeith said:I have a quote that fits exactly what I think about this:
Ahem... I have no illusions of my usefulness in an actual apocalypse. The most I can hope for is to die in a pose that confuses future archaeologists.
Honestly? Instinct. When you know nothing else, you know Instinct. Instinct tells you that you are to live as long as possible. When I die, Humanity was going to continue anyway. Why should I cut my natural life short because Humanity died before me?Dagra Dai MC. VSO. said:I really question what people would be living for. By definition the apocalypse is the end (at least) of human civilization. Do you really want to live through that? Either we're truly mortal and that would be inviting pain for nothing, or you'd be delaying an afterlife. Either way, it seems crazy to want to exist in the corpse of the world. The only sane response is to hope you're dead before you're aware the "end is nigh".
Actually, that depends on the apocalypse. Biblical? Shit's fucked and woe unto you if you're still around. But hey, you have now concrete proof of heaven and Hell. And if one of the tenets is that if you off yourself, you go straight to the bad place.... maybe stick around to see if you can earn a ride to the good one.Dagra Dai MC. VSO. said:I want to live as much as anyone, and I don't believe in an afterlife. I also don't have any illusions about what "living" would be in a post-apocalyptic wasteland. I'd rather avoid the terror and anticipation in favor of the inevitable a little sooner. It is after all, a very extreme scenario.