/k/ if you had to pick a punk world to live in, which would it

>>32264643
Cyberpunk has the coolest shit.
Who wouldn't want to live in a blade runner or GitS universe?

>>32264643
Steampunk for those Kaiser Balloons I've heard about

>>32264643
Never tried ray punk.

But hell, hand me a lasrifle and point in the direction of some bug eyed alien, I'll die a happy man.

>>32264643
What ever the fallout world is

>>32264770
That would be a combo of raypunk and dieselpunk.

>>32264643
cyberpunk is around the corner dude

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>>32264770
>>32264776

That would be Atompunk/Atomicpunk

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Diesel/steampunk
Maybe a little ray.

I love me some airships.

>>32264643
We're already halfway to cyberpunk, so I think I'd give raypunk a chance. Gotta defend those hot venus babes from dinosaurs!

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>>32264643

Heres more punks

whatever gets me a Mad Max lifestyle

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>>32264643
I'll take the cyberpunk
>tfw we already pretty much live in a cyberpunk world, only without any of the cool shit

Disielpunk, Zeppelins for fun and profit!

>>32264643
Biopunk. Let me bio engineer my problems away. Also that's not dieselpunk.

Cyberpunk duh, we're almost there anyways.

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>>32264643
REMINDER: Whereas CyberPunk was the original thematic and brought a lot of legitimate and interesting questions regarding the evergrowing power given to companies, large-scale surveillance, dependence to technology, and so many more, hence the "Punk" in the name; all the other bastardized offshoots that came after are nothing but sub-genres of uchronia without any defining qualities except their aesthetic, which isn't even clearly defined to begin with.
>Mad Max classified as "dieselpunk"
>"steampunk" being represented only by a handful of second class games, novels and shitty cosplay
>shamelessly branding "raypunk" over what has been known as classical science fiction pulp, like Flash Gordon and co.

>>32265441
There are legit examples of [genre]punk but they tend to explore the same themes of mistrust in authority that cyberpunk does. The Difference Engine is a good example of genre-correct steampunk.

I'm not sure if "raypunk" really does exist, but by the authentic definition it would probably involve tramp freighter haulers ekeing out a living while trying to avoid the grasping and corrupt Stellar Patrol. They'd stop at the asteroid mines, have an extremely sketchy sexual encounter with a buxom alien who may or may not be green and then trip balls on dubious pollen that adhered in their poorly-maintained airlock.

given OP's criteria, I would go with dieselpunk, but with corsets

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I love the shit outta Shadowrun.

So yeah, Cyberpunk for sure.

Plus Anarcho Transhumanism is the best.

Dieselpunk is definitely the most /k/

I like steampunk

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Cyber-Diesel, or whatever the fusion of the two is called because post-apocalyptic ruins and neon mega tribes get me harder than durasteel.

>>32264770
Fallout is a combo of basically all of them, Fallout is a very very large universe that covers a little of something with the ability to expand where needed. Fallout brings cyberpunk, Dieselpunk and Raypunk with a tiny bit of Steampunk if you count The Prydwen and the USS Constitution not a whole lot of steam or brass tho