Post photos/music/games suggestions/anything that give you those long sought after adventure feels. Sci-fi/fantasy/apocalypse! All genres welcome! Trying to counter act all the women are bad and dont like me threads with actual robot escapism threads
/Adventurefeels/
Aiden Clark
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Cooper Fisher
Love the way the water looks in this
Owen Lee
I wonder where this is
Noah Gomez
Looks like it would be somewhere like cornwall or a part of england closer to the sea user. Pretty comfyfeel
William Jenkins
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This song always felt like a really good adventure intro song.
Kevin Perry
i'm bad at the things where i put words on an image post
Nathan Bennett
I really like the vast images where the character in it feels so small compared to the world
Hey its ok dude adventurefeels is a comfy thread it doesnt matter how bad it is as long as ya having a comfy time
Jonathan Kelly
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This has a lot of good adventure sounding music in!
Kevin Bennett
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The pokemon mystery dungeon soundtrack is always super adventury
Camden Cruz
for me, novels are the best in delivering escapism.
any anons with some good recommendations?
Logan Garcia
What sort of novels do you read user? And do you self insert as the character? I prefer to do CYOA so i can write my own story about my own character going on adventures plus it means i can make the story never ending
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Im doing this one right now that i got out of a batch. My choices are
>Nobledark
>Skill thief
>Gods chosen
>Astral Mark
>Kriscarn
>Fara Antor
>Zerria
>erefexus
>Eastern cat
> castle hall
Brandon Ward
It's sad knowing that we were born too early to explore new planets and discover new wildlife and flora
Bentley Morris
yeh its pretty upsetting that we cant go on adventures to new places anymore without coming into contact with people on a damn hike
Levi Williams
Dazzle ship camouflage, intended to make the direction, shape and speed difficult to identify, fell out of fashion as tech advanced
Jayden Peterson
More of the same stuff
Noah Martinez
Do these pictures make you feel like adventure user?
Isaiah Murphy
Some mountains in South Italy.
Gavin Torres
I'd consider crossing the Atlantic in a garish tin can through U-boat infested waters more of a adventure than castle on a hill #53
Aiden Walker
Tfw I'm messaging someone as we speak about getting into my dream job of providing medical support to expeditions into the Himalayas or the Amazon.
I might not live in an age where I can spend my life discovering new lands but I might just be able to get paid to discover lands that are new to me.
Luke Green
i used to love CYOA threads when they were common
Aiden Torres
ok no need to be rude i was asking genuinely cmon dude i was interested. And just saying you could do anything like go in a ship across a fantasy ocean filled with sea monsters so idk why youd want to cross something thats already discovered like the atlantic
Thats great dude!! I hope you get it !
Im trying to make threads like that more common i had a cyoa thread the other day up for a day or two.
Colton Evans
i KNOW ANAON I SAW ANDI SAW really good
Josiah Carter
Just trying to give r9k a breath of fresh air. Dont be afrain to add cyoa here user! They give adventure feels too!
Nathan Lee
come build megaprojects in mc w/ me
Ryan Sullivan
If you were on a Q ship, or one of the convoy escorts sure. Otherwise besides the small chance that you get blown the fuck out with no warning it would be pretty normal for a merchant mariner.
Jace Clark
This world was a mistake
Thomas Parker
id love to user but im not very creative at minecraft building i can only ever build medieval style.
Yes and no. Yes because we can never adventure but no cause if this world didnt exist we wouldnt be able to use our imaginations.
Jaxson Stewart
More pictures! I like posting these
Jayden Parker
SPACE n explore
Nolan Watson
full res version
Jace White
thank you! ill save that one for future threads.
Colton Barnes
Good work, friendo, I like these threads. I have such wanderlust. All I want to do is to silently observe this world.
Cooper Hernandez
Ok guys op here. Heading out for an hour can you keep the thread alive?
Ian Anderson
Poster on my brother's wall
Anthony Torres
Comfy poster
Joseph Gonzalez
>idk why youd want to cross something thats already discovered like the atlantic
Not the guy you replied to, but this is honestly a really really dumb thing to say man. It honestly completely misses the point of romanticism. It's not just the unknown, it's the raw emotion that comes with it. The Caribbean, the Indian Ocean, the American West were all well known and well charted, but they still had piracy and banditry. It was actually because they were well developed that they had that. And we romanticize the shit out of that today People love pirates and cowboys, because of that wild raw emotion. That feeling of freedom, opportunity and danger. Consider things like Porco Rosso, set in the Adriatic sea in the late 1920s, or Crimson Skies, set in an alternate history USA around 1930s or so. Both deal with the same thing: Air Piracy. And the Adriatic is entirely charted, it's been traversed since ancient times after all, and by 1930s North America was also fully charted, but nonetheless the settings still have that sense of romance to them, that wild emotion. Or even take something like Around the World in 80 days. Fogg never really goes to the unknown. He takes trains, he takes elephants, he takes weird snow sleds, he take ships. He stops in developed towns. But he still has an incredible adventure. At one point, he fears his ship is too slow, so he buys the whole damn thing and then orders everything that isn't essential to keep it afloat and going to be torn apart and fed to the boiler to increase speed. And he sees things that are, to him, new and exciting. That's the adventure. It doesn't matter where you go, just what you see and what you experience.
Josiah Smith
Ran out of space.
Just last season, there was an anime about air piracy. It was set in a desert, like the one in Utah, Arizona, New Mexico. Just a dry barren wasteland as far as the eye can see. There are few towns dotting the landscape, and a handful of big cities, which aren't really all that unusual. They look like a regular city you might have seen in the 1940s. The world itself was nothing spectacular. But the story itself was amazing. It was real fun. Because even though it was a barren desert, things were still happening. People were living their lives, and clashing with others for their desires. There was piracy, treachery, plotting, rivalry, everything. Emotion to it. And that changed the whole thing from just pilots fucking about in the sky, to something with real meaning. That's what made it great. It didn't need alien landscapes, it didn't need monsters, it didn't need magic everywhere. It had emotion. I guess that's what /v/ calls "soul".
Justin Gomez
Samuel Collins
I saw the rocky mountains as a kid once as we were driving from Alberta to Vancouver, a massive purple mountain with the top ringed with clouds (like this except way closer and with the top hidden by clouds)
Julian Taylor
The size limit on this board makes it really annoying because the best cyoas are larger than 2mb
Xavier Lewis
And as a final thing, there really were sea monsters in the Atlantic and the Pacific at the time. Sea monsters far scarier than any kraken, or leviathan, or whatever. There were huge battleships raiding the Atlantic. Submarines patrolling every single sea. Carriers terrorizing the Pacific. Groups of destroyers braving the submarines, escorting their charges. Warships are honestly full of that kind of romanticism. Battleships were the ultimate symbol of the strength of countries, and the physical manifestation of the pride of nations. Consider stories like that of Warspite, who fought in WWI during the biggest engagement between capital ships ever, and alone held off the entire German fleet while the rest of the Royal Navy retreated, suffering damage to her steering gear, and turret number 3, among other things, only to survive and fight again in WWII, where she once again distinguished herself. Or Tirpitz, known as the Lonely Queen of the North, who struck fear into the Royal Navy with her mere presence. Yamato and her sister Musashi, the two largest battleships ever built, the physical embodiment of the pride and ambition of the Japanese Empire, named after the Island itself. And that's just the big ones. You have little ships like Yukikaze, who survived so much against all odds. The tale of Taffy 3, who faced incredible odds but still managed to fight off the Japanese. Kormorant, who through clever trickery managed to sink a superior foe. The Story of HMS Venturer, who sank a U boat while they were both submerged, the only time it has ever happened. The battle of Savo Island. There is undeniably a hell of a lot of romanticism to naval warfare, and to write it off as mundane is honestly really dumb man. I've played fantasy RPG games before, but none of them have ever matched the absolute fun that was naval wargaming, and airplane wargaming, even with my shitty miniatures. It's a shame it's not popular at all.
Levi Lopez
Yeh its annoying oh well we can just link to em
Aaron Martinez
more interiors
Blake Miller
Part of it is that it's very hard to write a story that can match historical stuff since it's making up things vs simply recording them, there's no plot armour in history...
Also there the artist vs engineer thing on the visual aspects. So often fantasy stuff ends up looking like not very functional caricatures while the real stuff simply was supposed to keep you alive and kill the enemy
If the image took place in a anime... There'd be more swords, mechas and women
William Murphy
Yeh its hard cause fantasy is so easy to write whatever.
Caleb Bennett
>Part of it is that it's very hard to write a story that can match historical stuff since it's making up things vs simply recording them, there's no plot armour in history...
There really are some stories that lend themselves to stories, which is why some have been made into films or novels. Off the top of my head, you have IJN Yukikaze, a Kagerou class destroyer that saw extensive service, but still survived the entire war. Her captain wrote a book on his experiences aboard her, and how she never sank.
You have Enterprise, also known as Big E, or Lucky E, who at one point was the only US carrier in the Pacific, against a bunch of jap ones. She too participated in many major battles and survived the entire thing. History channel made a whole series recounting her story, and it's an incredible one.
There's Das Boot, which is about a U boat crew and all the hardships it entailed.
There was even a Nicolas Cage movie about the Indianapolis.
There was also the anime Hai Furi, or High School Fleet, which despite being about little girls commanding a destroyer, and not being historical, still had some exciting moments, like the part where they alone engage a Kongo class battleship, and have to use clever navigating, quick maneuvering and carefully aimed torpedoes to make it away alive.
You also have movies about the Memphis Belle, and Fury, which was about a tank crew, so it's not like it's impossible to make gripping stories about these things.
>Also there the artist vs engineer thing on the visual aspects.
Yeah, and that really sucks in my opinion. The thing I hate the most about the majority of fantasy games and shows are that all the weapons and armors and such look so retarded. Personally I really appreciate all the thought that went into the real things. Everything was carefully done and had some purpose, so to just disregard it completely really kills it for me. It's not like the real things aren't cool as fuck on their own.
Dominic Cooper
i really wish i was a protagonist of an amazing story, with a quest to vanquish evil, with companions, becoming the greatest hero who ever lived
Josiah Hernandez
Cool stuff in these threads
Isaac Harris
exploring new lands, meeting new people
a neverending adventure
John Butler
too bad we live in this world
Jack Perez
I've always fucking loved Dark Souls and dark/depressing worlds in general. Being able to fight tooth and nail and defeat literal gods as the smallest insignificant bottom of the food chain undead shitter.
John Rivera
I just beat dark souls remastered the world was amazing. My favourite fantasy in a long time
Ryder Hall
fan tasy a r t. i love it
Lucas Peterson
Beautiful thanks op
Liam Wilson
Post some stuff! like music or stuff that gives you that adventure feel.
William Flores
I don't really have anything on my phone but I like this song that's fantasy themed
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and this other one from boc youtu.be
Nolan Ward
I really like the photo you included
Jayden Fisher
A conspicuous lack of stomach armour, probably why the horse got killed :P
Evan Torres
I LOVE MEDIEVAL TOWNS
Jordan Long
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I feel bad for anyone who hasn't read any of the Don Rosa's Scrooge stories
Oliver Richardson
that's just cheating man
Jacob Price
Best thread. I remember when i used to browse fantasy pics all day and just daydream. Good times.
Benjamin Thompson
Dont worry ill make a new thread everytime this one dies
mystery dungeon is the best games
Jack Peterson
More fantasy pics for us
Oliver Clark
I take trips on back roads occasionally, during the day it's absolutely beautiful, at night, horribly terrifying.
But there are things to be explored at night that won't be seen any other way
Take a nightwalk/drive alone and it won't be long until if feels like you're running from something instead of going somewhere.
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Music helps set the mood too, usually if I'm driving I'll put on some Tool or something. But when the song hits, I hit the pedal I'm start frantically checking my mirrors
Brayden Morales
Eli Cooper
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I know it's minecraft music but trust me it's really got a fantastical/escapist theme.
Nolan Morgan
nice choices ! They suit adventures ! Anyone got any more adventurer pictures?
Oliver Scott
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The entire album 2 steps from heaven, by two steps from hell, has some very good adventure songs if you're also looking for something to listen to.
Brayden Edwards
That song reminds me of stepping out of a populated town and into a big open field. ready to adventure.
Jordan Jenkins
This song kinda pumps me up
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Nathaniel Mitchell
I can't indulge in fantasy for too long or I begin having a crisis and regress to my young autistic self who hadn't yet accepted reality.
Dylan Young
Not very adventury But if it pumps you up you rock user!
ahh well not accepting reality is a big issue user
Blake Sanders
Two things for me. Looking at pictures from a hundred years ago or more, of things being built, and just trying to imagine how different it would have been, and how it's changed. The other is post-apocalypse. Not the aftermath, but how things ended and living through it, like Horizon Zero Dawn, or Days Gone. It always makes me crave more backstory about it, and I'd sink countless hours into trying to find out what it was like the day the world ended.
Colton Rodriguez
i was gonna buy days gone cause my local vidya store has it on sale. Worth for an user who just loves apocalypse?
Noah Sanchez
This, that's my unrealistic dream
Sebastian Rodriguez
>young autistic self who hadn't yet accepted reality.
I feel that one pretty hard, m8. Between maybe 18 and 24, I hadn't really accepted reality either and lived in a kind of bizarre pretend world. It was a really bad time for me and the fantasy world did me a lot of harm, so I can't indulge too much either or I as well start to regress back into that place.
Anthony Bennett
Yup, you get it user.
Lincoln Morgan
I'd say so. It took a few hours for it to grow on me, but now it's the current staple in my vidya. Missions get slightly repetitive, but there are good apocalyptic scenes and plenty of actual story during the missions. And it's actually one game I prefer to travel in rather than fast travel
Xavier Fisher
Oh shoot, I just remembered, back when I was living at my parents' I used to just leave the house to sit alone at the park or even the college library (didn't attend college). I'd come home and make up a story to tell my parents about how I met some people or saw a friend who in reality I hadn't seen since highschool.
I used to be full isolation, zero social contact with anyone, except my family when I lived with my parents, to the extent where my job felt like a super social activity because I said "hi" when I clocked in and occasionally a supervisor would tell me to do something.