You're wearing normal clothes (Jeans, T-Shirt, Hoodie, sneakers)
You're going to get dropped of one of the places in the picture and have to survice for 3 weeks. All of the places are abandoned, you won't find anyone else in those 3 weeks.
Top left: Sand desert, Libya
Top right: Tropical island, Thailand
Bottom left: Jungle, Australia
Bottom right: Forest, Siberia
Pick one of the places and 3 of the listed items and explain why.
10 meters of rope, a backpack for the rope while I travel, flashlight so I can find a good tree if it gets dark
Robert Bailey
Top right, tropical so lots of life, not too hot, not too cold, probably no fucking nasty spiders and shit.
Id take the machete, fishing rod and backpack. Just make a little shelter with big palm leaves and have a comfy time on the beach.
Justin Reyes
This except Id take the water over the backpack. Those plastic bottles are going to come in handy
Robert Sullivan
Honestly, I couldn't survive in any of those places, so... >Siberia (because trees) >10 meters rope >Swiss army knife >energy bars
>use the knife to cut some rope for a noose >eat the energy bars as a pre-suicide snack. >hang myself before a bear or something can kill me
Caleb Bell
tropical island. 5L water. matches and saucepan. if i can find a soruce of freshwater i could boil it in the saucepan and drink it. Maybe catch fish in the water. outlook: bad
Grayson Rogers
6 Minutes. I was expecting this to be the first answer lol.
Jose Murphy
can you make fire by rubbing sticks? How are you going to cook the fish you catch?
James Morris
Australia is the only sane option. Siberia and Libya and its over in 3 days. Thailand limits you to an island too small for water sources outside of rainfall.
Australia (outside of the desert regions) has a very temperate climate, it also has water and people to find. I could probably go 2 weeks without food based on my current bf% and fasting experience.
Zachary Lewis
Island. Matches, fishing rod, saucepan. Can make fires to boil water, so no need for water bottles. Fishing rod will let me catch shit if I can dig up some worms (was gonna choose machete in this spot but it's unnecessary) and the saucepan can boil water or hold food/liquids. Everything else I'd need could be done by hand.
Justin Hall
>if i can find a soruce of freshwater i could boil it in the saucepan and drink it. Maybe catch fish in the water. outlook: bad
Yeah, you have to go with the island IF it has a fresh water source. But that's a big IF.
I go with the matches, the water, and the knife, and try my luck in the Australian jungle. More chance of finding a fresh water source before my water runs out.
Use the knife to sharpen a branch into a spear. Start a fire and use it to harden the spear point. Then hope to hell I can find a stream where I can do some spear fishing for just enough food to last three weeks. It's a long shot, but it's better than the other choices.
You might be able to make it for three weeks by using one of the empty water bottles as a cooking container to make ant or grub soup, if you can't catch any fish.
Jonathan Torres
Just gimme the rope and I'm good to go
Hunter Powell
>Bottom left: forest land I can tap it for green mana >5 litres of water It might be tough to find water >Large backpack Useful for storing things >10 meters of rope Can be woven into useful items and is far long enough to solve all of my problems.
Australia, definitely. Getting killed by a horde of venomous spiders is still better than dying of thirst or cold in any of the other options. The most versatile options seem to be rope, machete and saucepan. Carrying the rope will be a pain in the ass, though.
Easton Morgan
>Boiling salt water doesn't make it drinkable
I think that user was saying he would boil any fresh water he found. He's probably worried about parasites.
Luis Powell
water, energy bars, small tent, on the island
and praying for survival
James Harris
island machete, rod, pan. spend the first few days setting up shelter, water purification, fire, bait for fish, etc, then the rest of the 3 weeks fishing and hanging out on the beach and enjoying life. every other answer is retarded, you'll either die to the environment or fuck yourself over by falling for the water/energy bar bait.
Levi Clark
I was hoping for serious answers so I held myself back :p
Jordan Lee
>I could probably go 2 weeks without food based on my current bf% and fasting experience. Skeleton
>You might be able to make it for three weeks by using one of the empty water bottles as a cooking container to make ant or grub soup, if you can't catch any fish.
MMmmmmmmmm delicious grubs
Ethan Baker
It does if you catch the steam in a contraption made of liter bottles
>saucepan for boiling riverwater and cooking shit. >fishing rod earthworms are everywhere therefore unlimited fish >matches for obvious reasons.
unli Food -check, unli water -check, fire --check and keked
Charles Kelly
>Island >Water Can use the bottles to distill more water and also start a fire using the sun. >machete best tool all around >small tent I'd rather not die from biters in my sleep
Eli Torres
>desert No
>island Could be a fresh source of water and possibly wild animals. Plenty of fish and wood for shelter
>jungle Venomous animals and humid climate, probably little water
>siberia Probably would pick if not dangerous animals like wolves
That being said I'd pick the island. I would bring the machete to cut down small trees and possibly for defence, a saucepan for cooking food and boiling water and a large backpack.
I don't need a fishing rod, but it would be nice. Instead I can make a spear out of a stick and hunt crabs or any fish that I find. The backpack would be very useful for obvious reasons and the saucepan would help me get fresh water and cooked food.
Christopher Perez
Water, matches, fishing rod Tropical island. I have 2 days to establish a water source. Make a hut, fish and look for coconuts and other edible stuff.
Jason White
Thiland >Nice climate, so don't have to worry about keeping yourself warm/cool >Pretty rainy, so could set up rain collector >Won't be any major predators on an island that small >Could get fish, and plants for food
Jaxon Hill
>also start a fire using the sun explain lol
Oliver Lewis
>having access to infinite food and water is retarded holy shit dude
Brandon Smith
You didn't choose a location. Siberia picked by default:
5 litres of water so I don't die the first week if I don't find water. Large backpack to carry the water and other things I may find. 10 energy bars + any food I can find should keep me alive for 3 weeks.
The jungle should have the most comfortable temperature and there is lots of vegetation you could eat.
Nathan Carter
Desert and Snow are obviously the worst environments due to little resources and shitty temps. Jungle is full of poisonous shit and infection, leaving my tropical paradise where I can pull a Tom hanks and eat fish and jerk off into the sunset
Anthony Peterson
water machete tent (you can use the poles for finishing, and the plastic for collecting rain water)
anyone who says otherwise is a retard
Isaac Johnson
>thinks the tropical paradise is less poisonous/dangerous than the jungle Okay, buddy. Do you know where your handler is?
Christopher Nelson
You didn't choose a land! Siberia has been chosen by default:
You have died from exposure.
Luke Gutierrez
user you're being silly. Everybody knows the jungle is 5x more poisonous than the island. and there's nowhere to hide either
Xavier Gomez
I'm surprised I was the first to say that as well. Maybe everyone on this board is secretly some sort of survival expert.
Julian Mitchell
>tent (you can use the poles for finishing, and the plastic for collecting rain water)
OK, this is a good idea dude. OUTSTANDING.
Charles Williams
Not really, where are you gonna get fishing line for the poles? Unless you use them as a spear
Isaac Flores
They're usually held together by some form of rope. I don't know how long it is if you remove it, but it may work ask a fishing line
Asher Bailey
Island, machete, fishing rod, water
Daniel Howard
Energy bars, water and machete. >eat energy bars >wash down with water >sudoku myself with machete
Easton Williams
It is less dangerous because there won't be any large predators on the tropical island, but there will be in the jungle.
I'm not sure why the Siberian forest or desert are even listed as options. At least with the jungle and island there's a tradeoff between how much food is likely to be available and the risks of jungle wildlife, but the other two are extremely harsh environments for someone in street clothes and there's no upside to taking them because there's no rewards in either.
Josiah Reyes
Austrailia, I suppose. The Lord will provide.
James Smith
Australia Matches, saucepan and tent.
Australia because i live here and know the environment, it's also not that harsh.
Matches and saucepan because i need water and i couldn't light a fire by primitive means probably and couldn't survive on only 5 litres but i could keep a fire going indefinitely if i manage to start it and with a saucepan i get access to clean enough water.
Most likely i could survive without food for that long, the tent is so i don't have to put up with the fucking ants, ticks, mosquitoes, leeches, etc that would make the three weeks miserable even if i didn't manage to catch some disease.
I know how to make stone tools, I have made flint knives before. I can use the stone tools to make a shelter and find ways of getting food.
I can use the water and food to have enough calories while I build my shelter and figure out another food and water source.
Joshua Taylor
I meant the part where he uses the plastic tent as a rain trap.
I was considering trying to do something that with the hoodie OP specified. But the plastic would work much better. You could literally set it up to funnel into the water bottles.
Jeremiah Brown
I agree with the desert part, but the _snowy_ forest has the easiest water source of all 4 options.
Sebastian Ramirez
Queensland rainforest The desert will lead to heatstroke or dehydration fast even with all that water The island will give me sunburns though I have camped on tropical islands and been stranded on an island so this would be my number 2 In siberia I would freeze to death. If it was the summer in Siberia I would go there. The queensland rainforest has plenty of food and fishing would be easier in a river or lake there than in the ocean if there is no reef near the shore.
Evan Bailey
No point to hydrating if you can't stay warm. The cold is such an omnipresent and difficult threat in the forest that it invalidates any benefits the place might have.
Oliver Butler
Oh yeah the items Water, fishing rod, and the pocket knife
Matthew Carter
Sauce pan, Machete and fishing rod. Top right.
Boil water, catch fish and build stuff. Make a Pump drill to make easy fire. Make a bonfire and heat some sea shells. Mix with sand and water to make cement. Make a cement base at the beach and then chop off logs to make a sideless shelter.
>Jungle Abundance of life, wood and water. Could probably find a river to drink from
>Machete Harvesting wood, hunting and (desperate) self-defence form forest life >Tent Protection from Australian spiders and shit >Matches For starting fires. Could try to start a forest fire to clear a huge area of trees and evil australian wildlife and just put my tent in the space left covered in ash.
Gabriel Jones
machete, water, rope Doesnt matter where I go as everything else can be bushcrafted and the bottle will come in handy for storing/carrying water back to camp.
Henry Martin
Have fun dying from the cold and hunger in Siberia and dying of thirst and hunger in Libya
>camp What fucking camp?
Nathan Jenkins
You can actually collect water from the trees
Trees always store a shit load of water so all you'd need to do is cut into it with a knife and then bottle the water as it pours out
Kayden Lee
You can boil seawater easily enough if you can make a fire or leave it in the sun for long enough.
Use two plastic containers with lids, the seawater will evaporate, condense on the lid, and drip into the second container making purified water.
It takes a long time tough, don't know how much you can make in a day...
Ethan Cruz
All these basement dwellers thinking they have any idea how to survive. Armchair Grylls.
Gavin Miller
Energy bars, water, fishing rod, australia. The rest can be simply created using the surroundings.
Jose Collins
>never been in the woods the post
fire can be made with soft and hard wood, food can be cooked on rocks. shelter can be made of mud/dirt/clay or even fucking tree branches food collected via fishing using the bottle or with traps, hunting via snares.
water boiled in clay pots
all of this can be made with a machete and rope, he'll even rope can be made by weaving the right plant fiber.
>camp yea, you gota set up a base camp to live at retard.
Nolan Baker
>food can be cooked on rocks What food? Are you going to catch arctic animals? No. Snares are unreliable and you'll probably die. >fishing in a forest >fishing in the desert Idiot >clay pots Yeah good luck making one of those
>wood >food >water >clay >in a desert
Joseph Foster
You do know there are lakes and rivers in a forest you stupid fuck
Aaron James
Good job responding to ONE of my points. The pick looks fairly lakeless and riverless to me.
Nathaniel James
>Siberia >Cold >June
Blake King
The time wasn't specified, only the location. That pic looks very wintery to me.
Cameron Sanders
Not him but in the picture you can see ravines and slopes and there will be water there
Noah Diaz
Do you know how easy it is to make a clay pot or kiln? Yes faggot you can cook food on rocks its like you have to be fucking trolling I didn't even read the post you responded to fuck
Brandon Thompson
Machete, water, fishing rod, on the island. Matches are tempting but I think I could get a fire going with the machete and a decent stone. Once i get the hang of making fire this'll be a dope vacation
Jayden Rivera
water is everywhere when you go to cold regions because of the permafrost.
Ayden Jackson
You didn't even read my post. Read it again and understand WHY he's talking about water, it's for fishing. Are you going to fish in permafrost?
Ayden Parker
Have fun starting fire with coral and clam shells you cuck
Owen Roberts
ICE FISHING YOU FUCKING HOMO
Thomas Morales
You can just rub sticks together
Lincoln Edwards
Forgetting all the biting flies and bugs, no pan to boil any water in its like you want to die
Levi Johnson
We've already been over this. Not seeing lakes or rivers.
Camden Mitchell
Permafrost leads to bodies of water because the water can't drain deep into the ground you idiot.
Asher Reed
And I can clap my hands and shit golden eggs, do you know how hard it is to do? Experts have problems with this at times go on faggot go out in your back yard or w/e rub sticks together and crap out a fire
Ryder Wright
How would you get water?
Connor Cox
Saucepan, energy bars, matches. In the forest.
>get branches >start a fire >put energy bars in saucepan >melt and stir >leave to cool >offer pieces of my forest cake to friendly woodland creatures in exchange for help escaping the woods Get on my level
What water am I gonna boil? Sea water? That won't remove the salt. I'm bringing water to ration out until I can collect rainwater.
You're just an actual fucking retard.
Tyler Ortiz
I'm fat enough to fast my way thought it, as long there is a way I can get water I'll be fine.
Carson Cook
Saucepan, matches, water
>get branches >start a fire >boil water >use saucepan to launch boiling water at monkeys in the trees >when they fall I grab them >threaten it's family to give me food or I break it's neck >get food GET. ON. MY. LEVEL.
Alright, so assuming hurricanes/tsunamis aren't going to happen, ill take the island Gimmie the matches, the fishing rod, and the saucepan. I can boil seawater to drink, and I can catch fish from the ocean to eat. Build a shelter out of palm leaves, sit back, and relax on the beach of three weeks
Eli Watson
I don't want gross monkey diseases like AIDS. Besides I don't have a knife to skin or gut the monkey with.