You teleport into the last game world you played. What happens next?
(Idea taken from a similar post I saw in Reddit a longer time ago)
I would probably get a knife in my ribs before I notice anything and be left to lie in the street 😅
I'd land in a minefield, with only numbers to help me out.
I'd be hanging out in my nice Minecraft city my friends and I are building. Honestly wouldn't be too bad
...until the evening comes. I hope you do have...precautions for that?
Do I get to keep my castle? Because if I do, I'm pretty set.
Odds are that I get run over by a train shortly after. Also the factory must grow.
Hahaa!
Good that you beat the Great Filter of oil production (I think trains might be around or after researching that?)! Many of us find introducing oil...demoralizing playing motivation (did for me unfortunately!) 😅
Valheim, so probably killed by a falling tree.
100% death by tree. Specifically one that I wasn't chopping in the first place.
Path of Achra - the game speaks for itself.
BG3, so I'm either getting body snatched, horribly murdered, or laid.
If you're lucky, it's going to be all 3 and your murder will happen AFTER you get laid!
CRITICAL FAILURE
You'll end up
Down
Down
Down
By the river
If my regular Apex Legends experience applies, I've got about 30 seconds to live and no hope of my teammates reviving me.
I'm playing golf?
How unlikely! How fortunate I took so long to play Golf Story!
It's cool to be able to chill in a game as well! So many other answers involve either dying or killing 😂
Aw man, I love Golf Story. Such a fun little game, and way more accessible than a lot of other golf games.
Factorio. The factory must grow.
It's animal crossing. I eat some fruit and then forget and hit a rock and break it.
Animal crossing certainly isn't the worst one to be stuck in but the limited nature of it quickly becomes apparent since you can't really ever leave the island (you can visit other islands, but you can't move there and you also can't visit the mainland).
I spend three years locked in a tiny capsule and then die because the engineers forgot to add parachutes.
For me, the issue is not parachutes. It's always forgetting to add antennae for communication
Aww man! Not the best experience to have before death!
WH40K: Darktide. In the grim dark future of the 41st millennium I am so F-ed in the A.
We have a grim, and painful life to look forward to. At least it will be brief so there's that.
So you rather die grinding in the factories, in prison, as emperor-corpse food or horribly in battle? Tough choice.
I'd look pretty out of place as an overweight 43 year old man playing in the Women's World Cup.
The movie"Ladybugs" could use a remake, you could be the star of the movie!
Also rip Rodney Dangerfield.
I actually watched that again a few years ago when I started coaching my daughter's soccer team. It honestly holds up fairly decently for a 90s movie dealing with gender. However, Rodney Dangerfield totally carried that movie himself.
Rimwold. I'll be dying from an infection caused by a chinchilla's bite.
Hang out with a bunch of cool dudes, do some diving, make some sushi.
Sounds pretty ideal.
I'd be miserable in a basement, flinging my tears at flies and poop.
Is your mother by any chance a religious nut with a knife?
Caves of Qud. Guess I'm a farmer now. The world is very dangerous.
Ffs i only olayed one match of Starship Troopers... Im getting dismembered by an oversized animstronic alien ant
Service guarantees citizenship
I'm doing my part.
My minecraft mod pack so id basically be the god that created that universe.
Get fucked 25 different ways by a megacorp.
Brain damage (rocket league).
Shitty time to have dusted off plants vs zombies. Guess me and crazy Dave are buds now. If you need me, I'll be rummaging through the kitchen cabinets looking for a helmet!
I go and live a peaceful life in Kakariko Village
Elden Ring. If it's anything like my playing experience. I'm dead within 2 minutes.
I die. Just like I do in CS2. Shouldn't have started again, I'm just too old for this shit.
I guess I'm now stuck in the digital world with my companions that consist of a pile of sentient poop and a Dinosaur that can breath fire and talk. Both of which will experience the cycle of life, death, and re-incarnation roughly every few weeks.
I will chill in the idealistic socialist town and happily eat the freshly grown meat straight off the vine that the living plant monster gives out to everyone for free daily
Does D&D count? I could probably have a decent time finding some magic item and then just using it in daily life.
I have died of dysentery.
I'll need to build shelter , gather food, add defense and make a dam table to eat off of because we just crash landed on a planet and survived, but eating without a table is what sets me off!!
I die of heart attack, bleeding, poison and disease simultaneously near the entrance to the Darkest Dungeon
Darktide?
I'm either getting killed by Nurgle cultists, or by the Inquisition for being weird and knowing heretical words like "Democracy" and "Human Rights".
I design a one-way mission to the moon. It's a complex, 3-stage rocket designed to take 1 passenger as the payload. Our brave passenger is a Korok.
Then, after the mission is done, you'll keep a memorial for this brave Korok? Or do they live there in a new home?
I continue to press the buttons I'm told to, over and over again. Not much has changed.
In the world as myself or as my character?
If as myself, i'll try to stay away from the US portion of Earth. They get attacked a lot. If as my character, I guess i'll just have to make a Captain's Log noting this strange phenomenon before giving the order to warp towards my next mission for Starfleet.
Life in Star Trek is easier than most, if you're in the right place.
Peglin? I can throw stones pretty well, but not sure I can do much against sentient walls
I don't think anything changes as I've played Dirt Rally 2.0. Maybe I'll just die in a car crash.
Good thing it's not the game I played second last... noita.
I'm in the Star Trek universe! Post scarcity and a chance to understand the mysteries of the universe and live twice as long? Sign me up.
It's (an) Earth, mid 18th century. Mega-Ghana is the world's leading great power, having crusaded both Christianity and Islam more or less out of existence centuries ago. The place that I actually live in real life was just conquered by England, although this problem is somewhat mitigated by the fact that the (Visigothic) king of Spain invaded England and renamed it to "Nouveau France" several centuries ago. Such is the nature of a multiplayer Paradox megacampaign