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This works.

Fucking flareguns, am I right?

Alright, dew.

I wasn't discussing Die Hard (that would be a silly thing for me to do since I have never seen it all the way through). I was discussing the proposed FPS with wildweasel before you did what you usually do, which is interject in someone else's conversation with little more to offer except snide comments and rudeness.

I hope his name is Bongo and that he wears a tuxedo.

I am confused as to why your guy would be shoeless in the restroom at the start. It seems like that would be the last place one would not be wearing shoes. But the rest sounds great.

That's fine, haha. The whole point of this thread was just to see what other people would do. If you want to be an altruistic nomad, then be the best damned altruistic nomad you can be. Me telling people that have an important role in my clan is just my way of saying that they are valuable.

You would have an important role in my clan based on your listed skillsets. Your altruism toward outsiders and forgiveness for people who deliberately screw up, however, would be seen as a weakness and would have to be put in check. Children are the exception to the rule when it comes to bringing in new people, as they can be trained now and utilized later, making them a great asset.

Joshmon: Every clan needs a mechanically savvy member. I'd take you in and offer my protection against larger framed individuals. Czechmate: Probably not. But someone who is computer savvy probably has other mental skillsets that could prove beneficial. You know how computers think, which means you know how to separate emotions from decisions. That is an invaluable asset in survival situations.

You can join my team as a food provider. I'll make sure you aren't killed by nomads or other clans.

Like what?

Mirrors Edge. Fuck yeah.

In the event of a socioeconomic ending on a global scale, what would you consider to be your strengths and weaknesses? Would you be a static establishment kind of person, or a mobile survivalist type? I would try to build an encampment near a water source and fertile land. My Strengths: I am knowledgeable in first aid, observant, strict, and strategic. I would be best suited as some kind of defense coordinator or some security head for whatever group of people I was with. I would (ideally) ensure that we had well trained and well armed patrols around the clock on our perimeter and a team to go out with our scavengers (these people would have strengths in hunting, trapping, or materials salvaging). I would also look for holes in our security measures to ensure the safety of our inhabitants. We would do head checks in the morning and at night. Newcomers would be welcomed if they had a skillset to offer, but closely observed for some time before they were trusted. People with nothing to offer that is needed would be be allowed to bunk with us in exchange for resources. If they had no resources to offer, they would be told to keep moving. Children are an exception to this rule and would be allowed to join us as long as they were able to be taught a skill that is needed. My weaknesses: I would not be good for farming or food gathering. I have the opposite of a green thumb and have very little knowledge of plant identification when it comes to what is safe or poisonous. I also would not be well suited for building structures.