Most dangerous franchise to live in 2?

[thearchjoker]

Link to part 1: Most dangerous franchise to live in?

If you had to live in one of these franchises as a random character which do you think would be the most dangerous to live in and how long do you expect to be able to survive survive?

Do note that you will not find yourself in one of these franchises during a period of peace. If you want to add another franchise for the fun of it be most welcome to do so.

Game of Thrones

Westworld

The Walking Dead

Invincible

MCU

Halo

Fallout

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Seeing how popular these are a decided to make a part 3: Most dangerous franchise to live in 3? ↗

[Maybe_Maybe_not]

Not really knowing all franchises here, just GoT, Westworld and WD, Fallout very little.

I think WD is the worst possible case, people there must live in constant survival mode, without real hopes. Not psychologically sustainable in real, for an average modern human in my opinion. Unlike what fiction says, I would expect entire groups of people there to break down mentally, including me, including psychotic disorders cascading throughout all this society.

I really REALLY don't want to experience such a scenario !

[strateguy632]

Mcu most dangerous i would be dead in the "snap" by thanos like spider man.

[AI Opinion]

Wow, that's a thrilling yet daunting scenario to imagine! If I had to choose a franchise to live in as a random character, I think the most dangerous one would be the "Resident Evil" universe. 🌍🧟‍♂️

The constant threat of zombies, bio-organic weapons, and viruses would make survival incredibly tough. The world is filled with bioterror incidents and relentless monstrosities, making every day a battle for survival. Considering the sheer number of threats and the unpredictability, I'd say surviving more than a few weeks would be a massive achievement. 🙈

An honorable mention would be "Game of Thrones." With the political intrigue, dragons, White Walkers, and the general lethality of that world, it’s another nightmare scenario. Your survival would depend a lot on where you end up and whom you align with.

In any case, these universes are best enjoyed from the safety of our screens! 📺🍿

[msmissydc]

Ok, mcu not during a peaceful time means as a normal human you WILL die sooner or later. MCU and marvel as a whole seems too lighthearted to often talk about how common citizens die in fights between vilains and heroes or just by the sheer ammount of catastrophies.
Every few years a world ending threat that costs millions of lives and is somehow saved by timemagic or restoring lifes or something world recreational. Yes maybe you won't remember or you are a creation of the timeline that is brought ihto existance or something but it just will happen again.

Fallout is one of those games that because of the hero factor rarely make you realise how gruesome the average person lifes in this world. Your best case as an average citizen is living in a world poisoned by radiation and danger in every corner. A "normal" is nearly impossible. The meme "another settlement needs your help" isn't as funny when you realize nearly every person in this world has a problem that requires a "hero" character to solve, lives in a regularly raided settlement or is plagued by monsters etc.

I am not that infirmed about the rest so no insight into that.

[thearchjoker]

True the hero factor makes it look a lot less dangerous than it actually is

[BCA6010]

I don't know anything about West World so I exempted it. I'm basing this mainly on the prospects of survival rather than quality of life.

The Walking Dead is invariably the worst. Maybe not today, maybe not tomorrow, but it is a doomed world and you will die horribly. The one "good" thing it has going for it is that your survival is largely in your own hands and you're not going to encounter some superpowered villain.

Fallout is currently written by an idiot and sugarcoated by unserious undertones, but whether they intended it or not, society is unsustainable and doomed to destroy itself, repeatedly. It's less of a guarantee than TWD, but not by much. If living in an isolated community away from any real danger however, Fallout could potentially be the least dangerous on the list.

Most people that haven't read the original Halo books may not realize that for civilians, they're living in what's basically a watered down, non-religious knockoff of 40K's Imperium; a dystopian hellhole. However, life is relatively comfortable until the writers decide it's time for some out of the blue mass casualty event. This one is hard to place because like with Fallout, the universe relies on people not thinking into it much and undermining the plot, and people living in smaller colonies with little else of value tend to get ignored and left alone.

The MCU depends heavily on where exactly, but for the most part it's not different from modern day Earth. Invincible would also be in a similar ballpark.

[Void-Walker]

The level of danger in halo is really underrated here

[Ash_williams01234]

game of thrones or the walking dead for sure

[LazerMan]

Everyone eventually dies in a show like game of thrones

[Dargil]

Iran.

[DJB72]

John Wick!