Editing Basing Concepts on Genre (section)

=== <u>Post-Apocalyptic</u> ===
If you choose a post-apocalyptic world then that may change a lot about how the people there view the Biosphere, and may inform how it came about. For example, if your post-apocalyptic event was climate change causing massive droughts across the Earth, then the ground may be barren. This then prompts further questions like: How did they make the ground fertile enough to rewild? Why isn't the whole world already rewilded (why is it restricted to Biosphere locations only)? How do they protect rewilded areas from the heat and lack of rain that caused the droughts? How has the apocalyptic event impacted the rest of the world? How do people view the Biosphere as a result? And so on and so on. The point is that considering what event caused the apocalyptic scenario can completely change the world you create (for example, a world whose apocalypse was caused by war over the last non-sustainable resources would look very different in the aftermath), so by starting there you can ask yourself further resulting questions, and develop from there.

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