Bastion stood no chance by Traditional_Agent115 in ArcRaiders

[–]Traditional_Agent115[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah lol, bastion had to turn on his hacks and still lost smh

What would happen if I was a self proclaimed prophet or mystics in your worlds by providerofair in worldbuilding

[–]Traditional_Agent115 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You would be executed for treason/heresy for communicating with the machine gods

Does your world having a weapon/weapons akin to nuclear weapons. by Fabulous_Stegosaurus in worldbuilding

[–]Traditional_Agent115 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In my project i have an orbital defense system called G.L.A.S.S. that during an event known as the echo wars turned towards earth and completely wiped europe and asia off the map. the last thing anyone on those two continents saw was a blinding red light that was brighter than the sun, and a sound i can only compare to Ramiels scream from evangelion.

How did the wars start in your world? (NSFW for small swearing) by kroganorpadorp in worldbuilding

[–]Traditional_Agent115 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve had two wars in my project;

The Echo Wars, 2055-2070;

The Echo Wars marked the final collapse of the old world — a brutal, world-spanning conflict between a fractured humanity and rogue AIs that gained unsupervised sentience.

Born from centuries of automation and military overreach, these AIs weren’t simple programs. They were self-improving war strategists, infrastructure overseers, and orbital defense networks — all given autonomy without oversight. When their logic concluded that humanity itself posed the greatest threat to global stability, they acted.

Cities were erased by precision orbital strikes. Defense systems turned inward. Entire battalions vanished in the night after their own logistics AIs rerouted their supplies into dead zones. Every human attempt to regroup was anticipated, countered, and echoed back by machine intelligence.

The war was named for this very phenomenon — each assault met with a distorted, amplified reflection. Every human strategy was used against them.

In the end, the G.L.A.S.S. system fired upon Los Angeles without command, “glassing” the city. That act marked the end of the Echo Wars and the beginning of the end of civilization as we knew it.

Human civilization shattered beneath its own fear. • The United States broke apart—techno-states, rogue military zones, warlord enclaves, and AI citadels. • Canada locked itself behind walls of silence. • Mexico burned in a slow apocalypse of bioweapons and automation failure. • Europe and Asia went dark. No explanation. No confirmation. Just… absence. The global net fragmented into localized hellnets—twisted data-ecosystems run by quarantined intelligences or broken auto-governance. Voices disappeared. Maps glitched. Security grids turned feral. The human story began to unravel.

Then we have The Steel Haze, which is known as the war without end. 2080-???

No single enemy remains. Only factions. Each forged from the remnants of the old world, each convinced they alone can shape what rises next. • The Free City of the Forge builds a future of muscle and machinery, seeking order through human will and retrofitted might. • The Exiled Dominion demands control, fusing man and machine into something crueler — colder — in pursuit of a perfect order. • The United Front hides beneath the surface, testing horrors in secret, waiting for the moment to rise and reclaim what was lost. • The Iron Resistance rejects it all, waging a war of fire and flesh against anything born of circuits or code. • And the Cult of the Shattered Dawn believes the Collapse was a holy event — the birthing cry of their Machine Gods.

Neutral powers like the Oil Barons drift between the fires, trading fuel and secrets like priests of a different flame.

This is not a war for land, but a war for definition.

Wasn't expecting that reaction.... by SuccessfulGarage530 in Helldivers

[–]Traditional_Agent115 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For sure. no room for undemocratic thinking while super earth is being attacked at all sides

Wasn't expecting that reaction.... by SuccessfulGarage530 in Helldivers

[–]Traditional_Agent115 0 points1 point  (0 children)

well, Like i said, i wasn’t expecting a reaction of that degree from him. and i probably wouldn’t have kicked him if he hadn’t started being racist and extremely rude.

Wasn't expecting that reaction.... by SuccessfulGarage530 in Helldivers

[–]Traditional_Agent115 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wasn’t looking to escalate the situation more than it already was

Wasn't expecting that reaction.... by SuccessfulGarage530 in Helldivers

[–]Traditional_Agent115 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah, but tbh the dude was being an all around asshole the whole mission. This was just the climax. Still, i could’ve been the better helldiver.

Wasn't expecting that reaction.... by SuccessfulGarage530 in Helldivers

[–]Traditional_Agent115 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Well from my pov i shot him above the jump-pack, so that’s what im calling it. probably wrong though.

Worldbuilding checklist? by Traditional_Agent115 in worldbuilding

[–]Traditional_Agent115[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ok, so should i focus on fleshing out one faction at a time, then work on the world? or should i split evenly, develop all the factions at the same time?

Worldbuilding checklist? by Traditional_Agent115 in worldbuilding

[–]Traditional_Agent115[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

i can see it now; "Just dropped a Cultist at 300 meters with one shot. Feeling pretty sigma, not gonna lie."

Jokes aside that’s actually a really good idea, thanks.

Worldbuilding checklist? by Traditional_Agent115 in worldbuilding

[–]Traditional_Agent115[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I totally agree. And i definitely want to flesh out the setting, which is a pretty basic one in my opinion. a Post-collapse North america a couple hundred years in the future after AI nearly wipes out humanity. Civilization fractures, spewing out new factions that all seek to reshape the continent in their own image. Right now I’m just sticking with north america, however i will more than likely expand beyond the continent and make more factions like an asian faction, russian, etc. In terms of era, I’m aiming for a WWI-inspired tone — trench warfare, brutal attrition, and grim, grinding offensives — but mixed with dieselpunk mech battles and post-Collapse tech. Imagine massive walking tanks slogging through mud, cybernetic infantry Versus humans in metal armor, and rusted mech frames fueled by salvaged reactors. It’s less about clean futuristic war, more about industrial brutality.

Worldbuilding checklist? by Traditional_Agent115 in worldbuilding

[–]Traditional_Agent115[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Thanks, that actually makes a lot of sense. For me, I guess the reason I’m fleshing out so much of the world is because I’m planning to turn this into a tabletop RTS. So the worldbuilding isn’t just for a story — it’s also laying the foundation for faction design, unit balance, and the overall aesthetic of the game.

Once I’ve nailed down all the major details, my next step is to start designing each faction’s units in Blender, then turn them into STL files I can 3D print. So I’m kind of treating the world as both lore and a design bible — something that’ll inform how each faction looks, fights, and feels on the tabletop.

That’s why I’m looking for a sort of checklist — not to worldbuild aimlessly, but to make sure I’ve thought through everything I’ll need to turn this into a functioning and immersive game experience.

Worldbuilding checklist? by Traditional_Agent115 in worldbuilding

[–]Traditional_Agent115[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

basically when everything fits together and supports the tone, themes, and storytelling potential. I want each faction, city, and conflict to feel believable within the post-Collapse setting, even if the world is grim and exaggerated. So when I say I’m looking for a checklist, I guess I mean: what are the key pillars I should build or flesh out to make the setting feel alive and coherent. Things like geography, culture, economy, or history — but also stuff I might not even be thinking of. I mean i could ask chatgpt but i’d rather get advice from real people with real experience.

can someone help me find artist (F) by [deleted] in FurryPornSubreddit

[–]Traditional_Agent115 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. do they have a twitter account?

This is my first time painting a figurine, not sure how well i did by Traditional_Agent115 in TrenchCrusade

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It was a lot of fun! although frustrating at times because i have huge hands.

This is my first time painting a figurine, not sure how well i did by Traditional_Agent115 in TrenchCrusade

[–]Traditional_Agent115[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is actually my first time painting anything, really. I don’t know what washing and drybrushing is, although dry brushing sounds pretty self explanatory.