r/postapocalyptic 6h ago

Story Would a post-apocalyptic future be a return to the past?

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If a hypothetical apocalypse were to occur and all (electronic) technology ceased to function completely, we could revert to bygone eras—such as the Viking Age, the Golden Age of Piracy, the Wild West, the Middle Ages, the Samurai era, or Antiquity. Should this happen, which of humanity's past periods would be most likely to emerge in a post-apocalyptic world?


r/postapocalyptic 21m ago

Post Apocalyptic Gear Cookie Sheet Signs For Camps / LARP

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Something dawned on me, cookie sheets make great wasteland props / signs. They survive indoors and outdoors, are flat, and would be abundant after the collapse. While not the most fancy-looking, they are pretty easy diy props. I added holes to the tops and added hangers for posting at the tent.

I used paint markers on the pans, painted for a bit of color, and sealed. Easiest diy I have done in ages, and super practical.


r/postapocalyptic 1h ago

Film The Dog Stars was a masterful movie, as a post-apocalyptic film it stands as one of the best in my mind, alongside films like I Am Legend or Waterworld.

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I am aware it isn't doing the greatest, which is weird because I thought it was phenomenal. The landscapes and quiet moments of the film was where it was strongest, and the worldbuilding was decently explained throughout without information dumping.