what are some good games set in a modern dystopian setting?
What are some good games set in a modern dystopian setting?
Dominic Morris
Connor Evans
i hate car dependence so much it's unreal i wish the rest of America would understand already
Joshua James
>living in the dense polluted sprawling cities full of crime and niggers where this is a big issue
Couldn't be me. Feels good being a ruralchad.
Colton Long
just one more lane, bro. That will fix traffic
Joseph Parker
How often do you walk to get groceries, ruralchad? How affected is your daily life if your car breaks down or if gas doubles in price?
Ryan Long
r/FuckCars moment fuck off
Bentley Gutierrez
>BUT WHUH ABUT GAS PRICES!?
Sucks to be poor, huh?
Jonathan Robinson
I too live in a rural area and love it, but when I travel to the city to see a concert or visit old friends or something, I still want to kill myself.
Wyatt Butler
Rural areas are shit if you don't already live there. You can't just insert yourself into a community.
Jace Clark
>needs to be apart of the community to peddle his fag shit
>needs to be part of a community at all
What a faggot.
Anthony Reed
Great job dodging the argument entirely. Ruralfags are more dependant on cars than anyone else because everything is 5 miles away at minimum. Even suburbanfags can at least walk to the corner store.
Jaxson Perry
>Colorado
>Michigan
>California
LOL
Jeremiah Allen
GTA 4
burgerpunk
kino
James Taylor
rural is fine, theres actual nature and im not against it. meanwhile most suburbs are still too sprase to let you get anywhere by walking and everything is pavement. it's hell
Adam Young
>You can't just insert yourself into a community
I just live my hermit life in a house in the woods. Nearest grocery store is 20 minutes away, my social interaction outside of the internet is a rhetorical "How's it going to my coworker" and then a "Be safe" at the end of the day. It's really quite nice
Zachary Kelly
>Even suburbanfags can at least walk to the corner store.
hardly, i remember for a long time as a kid the nearest gas station was a 40 minute walk we did only once and never again.
Michael Diaz
>Great job dodging the argument entirely.
Your "argument" was "WAH WAH HOW DOES THIS NONISSUE AFFECT YOU?!?!!!" and was ignored because it doesn't. Go jump in front of a train.
Aaron Kelly
I love LA and love that my car takes me wherever I want whenever I want.
Jordan Gray
>How often do you walk to get groceries, ruralchad?
Not much. I only shop when necessary. Most of my food are grown and raised at my dad's homestead or bought at the local store that really not too far away, basically just a bike ride away.
>How affected is your daily life if your car breaks down
Well for starts, I don't drive a shitty old neglected jalopy, and since i know how to diagnose and maintain a car (thanks to my old man and my uncle), it's no issue.
This too, I love taking nature walks.
I lived in the rural for 15 years, that's half my lifetime. It's better out here than some sprawling shithole city. I can see the night sky clearly and the air out here in Montana is fresh.
Austin Young
RENT
FREE
Logan Perry
Didn't this sub initially start off by wanting walkable cities and better bike paths? I'm not against that, I'm in favor for it really because I dislike car-centric infrastructure. I looked at it recently and now they want to ban cars everywhere even if you don't live in a city because they're "killing machines" like the AR15 and then there's the whole "muh pollution" shit they throw around. They had me at making American and Canadian cities less car dependent but now it's just a spergy sub full of bike zealots.
Zachary Hill
>wanting to be reliant on trains and buses
After five years of that hell, I'm glad I have a fucking car.
Ryder Russell
It always starts with something everyone can agree with, then morphs into a "I hate the thing" cult.