Most terrifying fictional world to live in?

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Joshroom

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Capital Wasteland for sure. Wouldn't last a second out there, I'm way too much of a pansy.
 

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darth.pixie said:
How about being a peasant in the D&D universe?

You'd get killed by cats! Not to mention that if adventurers are in town, you'd better hide because they might steal from you or kill you....and if one of the gods hates your town or you personally, there's nothing stopping him/her from smiting you.

And if there's a Chosen One in your village...oh boy..
This.

Reminds me of a rather nasty, evil, and completely PC destructive setting I put together called Valen. Tiny little island-continent, small population, everyone is xenophobic, and anything outside of the towns is likely to get you killed... if you're lucky. Most of all it tends to toy with everyone involved, insane rants turning true, but horribly wrong. Everything leaving you just barely alive until you turn around, only to realize that it left you alive because it was running from something more deadly and that maiming was just incidental. Good times. For the DM.
 

Bradd94

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Mojave Desert. Giant rad-scorpions and rampant criminals.
Rapture. Failed utopia filled with genetically enhanced and insane splicers..
New York City - Prototype. I don't know about you, but all that crazy shit going down whilst you're just one of millions trying to avoid
/a/ Mutated infected civilians
/b/ An overly aggressive military presence
and /c/ Alex freaking Mercer.

Lets just say, no thanks to any of those three D:
 

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redbeta22 said:
I don't think there is a more terrifying reality out the the one we are all living in right now.

But that wasn't the question was it? Nope. So my answer is Minecraft. I would hate to live in Minecraft.
I think living in minecraft multiplayer wouldn't be too bad, especially if there were plenty of people around.
Think what I could build with total immersion and nothing better to do!

40K on the other hand...
Ug trust no-one but gun.
 

witheringsanity

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"I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream", hands down. You cannot die, yet you are constantly tortured by a soulless "lifeform" that hates everything about you and will NEVER.. EVER... STOP.

WAAAY more terrifying than being killed by something in Warhammer
 

Layz92

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Well 40K is the obvious one. Although Lemmings would be a pretty horrific life to live.
 

ChupathingyX

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Warhammer 40000, easily.

Imagine living in the Imperium where there is only war and nothing else. Fighting constantly against elves from space, robotic zombies, pyschotic cultists, mutants, witches, space dinosaurs, illiterate space orcs who kill for fun and not to mention if you don't do your job or step out of line you get executed.
 

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Minecraft takes the cake for me, because in essence you have no purpose. At least in a world full of horrors and nightmare you would have a reason for living, and are united with others in your fear. In Minecraft, you wander the world aimlessly, hiding from monsters in the dark and are eternally alone.
 

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witheringsanity said:
"I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream", hands down. You cannot die, yet you are constantly tortured by a soulless "lifeform" that hates everything about you and will NEVER.. EVER... STOP.

WAAAY more terrifying than being killed by something in Warhammer
You just described the God-Emperor of humanity. He can't die, he needs thousands of sacrifices DAILY, he can't move, his will is wrongly explained by those who want personal power and Chaos wants him dead. And he can't beat it, since Chaos is alive by virtue of humanity's very existance. Neither can win!
 

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witheringsanity said:
"I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream", hands down. You cannot die, yet you are constantly tortured by a soulless "lifeform" that hates everything about you and will NEVER.. EVER... STOP.

WAAAY more terrifying than being killed by something in Warhammer
You just described the God-Emperor of humanity. He can't die, he needs thousands of sacrifices DAILY, he can't move, his will is wrongly explained by those who want personal power and Chaos wants him dead. And he can't beat it, since Chaos is alive by virtue of humanity's very existance. Neither can win!
And yet that doesn't matter, because the one who can't die in this case is the God-Emperor, and if any of us lived in the 40K universe, we wouldn't be the ones who couldn't die. We'd just get sacrificed and be done with it.

That's the thing with everyone saying 40K that irks me. You'll just die there, and you'll be dead. A perpetual nightmare, something along the lines of Minecraft and "I have No Mouth And I Must Scream" is much, much worse.
 

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Silent hill - too scary to live in, first it's just like any normal town but it turns out to be one of the most horrifying places ever createddddd!
The Zone(STALKER) - bandits, mutants, crazy people who worship a rock with guns, anomalies and moreee...damn terrifying indeed
 

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Mass Effect. At first it would be cool with the interplanetary travel and interesting alien species and cultures, but then a race of ancient and mysterious machines come by and either enslave you, your family, your friends, your dog and your iPod, they then use you to mine every planet in existence before either killing you in some horrific way or turning you into a test subject for their next "puppet" race to be used in the cycle of genocide in 50,000 years. Or if you're human, be melted down into some sort of organic metal to make ANOTHER giant, "ancient" machine that enslaves and destroys the next generation of life in 50,000 years. Also, there's the possibility of having all of your organs forcibly removed and replaced with machinery to become a more "efficient" slave to serve their purpose and maybe even get to be "sewn" together with half a dozen other poor saps into some sort of walking sack with a big ass rifle sticking out of you.

Now imagine that you wouldn't be aware of this fate until the Reapers are literally breathing down your neck because some belligerent asshole leaders were too stupid and stubborn to believe the one (wo)man that has the mental capacity to save the universe and even after ALREADY BEING ATTACKED AND NEARLY KILLED BY SAID REAPER! If the damned Council weren't so thick in the head and would tell the general populace the truth, I would shoot myself rather than be subjected to the torture of the Reapers. And I don't care if I knew they wouldn't be invading for another 20 years, I wouldn't want there to be an intact corpse to play around with either!

TcheQ said:
The Bible
I literally Laughed Out Loud when I read this!
 

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Fraught said:
if any of us lived in the 40K universe, we wouldn't be the ones who couldn't die. We'd just get sacrificed and be done with it.

That's the thing with everyone saying 40K that irks me. You'll just die there, and you'll be dead. A perpetual nightmare, something along the lines of Minecraft and "I have No Mouth And I Must Scream" is much, much worse.

That's true and it's why I didn't pick it, but the idea is that you'll live your entire life in panic and fear and sometimes that's worse than anything actually happening to you.

And Silent Hill is a bit ...specific, since their world is like ours but with a spooky town. Who would go there willingly? I'd just stop travelling (not that I'm in danger seeing as I live in Europe)
 

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Greyfox105 said:
Warhammer 40,000.
No competition.
It is the grim dark future for a reason >.>
The life of almost every human is expendable >.>
It would be hideous. And it would be awesome.
 

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Silent hill, I wouldn't die fast, not because of my survival skills but because they wouldn't want me dead, that would be too easy.