What kind of fantasy/sci-fi world do you wish to live in?

[Rodders]

I would absolutely love to visit Mega City 1, but i definitely wouldn't want to live there. I could see myself in the idyllic Culture.

 

[psychotick]

Hi,

The Shire? I hadn't considered it. But what about the doors? The ceiling heights? I'm just average height but damn it I can't even get into my sister's cars. I don't want to spend my life bending just to live in a hobbit hole!

Cheers, Greg.

 

[Pyan]

Hi,

The Shire? I hadn't considered it. But what about the doors? The ceiling heights? I'm just average height but damn it I can't even get into my sister's cars. I don't want to spend my life bending just to live in a hobbit hole!

Cheers, Greg.

 

[ablackenedrose]

I suppose it would have to be The Culture, simply because it offers by far the best standard of living of most fantasy/sci-fi settings I can think of.

 

[Vince W]

Just nowhere near Affront space.

 

[BAYLOR]

I would absolutely love to visit Mega City 1, but i definitely wouldn't want to live there. I could see myself in the idyllic Culture.

I would just love a guided tour of The Cursed Earth.

 

[ablackenedrose]

I would just love a guided tour of The Cursed Earth.

How much extra is the human-hunting T. rex encounter?

 

[psikeyhackr]

Charon in:

Voyage from Yesteryear by James P Hogan

Techno-anarchists with post-scarcity and fusion power. Jettison all antiquated human cultures.

 

[Orcadian]

A world where humans have achieved peace and unity, controlled their consumption, population and waste production, and have reached and settled the planets.

 

[Orcadian]

A future in which we have reached the stars and contacted other mature, peace-loving species. I long to exchange art, music, poetry, literature, histories, conversation - pehaps even develop friendships and relationships.

 

[BAYLOR]

Middle Earth.

 

[Pyan]

Middle Earth.

Ah, what you mean is "I'd like to live on Middle-earth as an elf/hobbit/Ent/man of Gondor/Rohan. You really wouldn't want to be an orc/goblin/slave of Rhun/Haradrim, though...

 

[Toby Frost]

To be honest, the average citizen of Gondor or Rohan is probably a medieval peasant, more or less, and I'd give that a miss. I'd go for the Culture: not only is it pleasant and doesn't oppress its own citizens, but it's immensely strong and could probably flatten any external enemies.

 

[CupofJoe]

The Discworld, somewhere up on The Chalk. The Nac Mac Feegle aside, it seems to be a very pleasant place and civilised place