Wild World of the Future

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>>1082490
Here's a map of all the locations in question.

>>1082497
You are armed with nothing more than a standard worker's uniform, your buggy teleporter, and a notepad.

Pick a location and we can get started.

>>1082490
>Bengal Swamp
Whoah. Nice rewrite, OP.

>>1082530
Not sure if that's meant to be a genuine compliment, or an insult that flew over my head, but I'll take the former.
I've been here for too long

>>1082574
It was genuine.

:lurxing:

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>>1082604
Groovy

>>1082490
>Antarctic Rainforest

>>1082490
Bengal Swamp
Rise of the Planet of the Squids

>>1082490
>Bengal Swamp
I guess this. I think fresh water and poisonous shit will be that hardest things. At least we can cover ourselves in putrid mud to hide!

Any ideas on how to get fresh water that won't kill us? Evaporation would be ideal I suppose, depending on conditions and resources.

>>1082909
If I'm not mistaken, the fresh water comes from further inland. Perhaps there are a few isolated streams here and there.
Also, no worries about cover, most of the animals on land either don't care or are territorial. It's the water you have to worry about.

>>1082490

>Bengal Swamp

Potential name: Joe Jack Dandy Boy, a man hoping to get some caveman poontang just so he can finally say he's fucked every bitch there ever was, but overshot by a couple million years and now has to deal with Jurassic Park shit. Oh, yeah, it's also a hundred billion fucking degrees and he's in a fucking death swamp. Will Joe Jack make it back to the land of Milk and Pussy or will he just end up some fossilized dino shit?

>>1083192
>dinosaurs
>Jurassic Park
Not to burst your bubble, but it's meant to bee 100 million years in the future, so no dinos.
Hope you like turtle soup and seafood.

>>1084637
It's possible that he wanted to go 100 million years back but accidentally went 100 million years forward.

>>1084683
But the machine only travels forward in time, and can only travel as far back as the first machine being built. This was a planned mission that went awry.

>>1084688
It is not said anywhere that the machine can only travel forward in time though, so it is possible that he could go to the past.

>>1084812
Nah, I'm OP. Time works like a fast-moving river, and you're in a paddleboat. You can't really paddle against the current, but you can attach a lifeline to certain point in the river; this is the first time machine. The lifeline can extend indefinitely, but you are always holding on to your end; that's your portable time machine.

>>1084968
Working through mobile, so my ID may change.

>>1082490
>>Great Plateau

>>1084968
>paddleboat
Meant rowboat

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>Bengal Swamp: 4
>Great Plateau: 1
>Shallow Seas: 0
>Antarctic Raniforest: 1

>Bengal Swamp wins

>Day 1
Our "Joe" named Mike has woken up to the smell of stagnant water, somewhat dazed and confused. Then he remembers what happened; the machine short-circuted, leaving him stranded in a completely different time period, unlike anything he'd ever seen. He found himself in what appeared to be a large swamp of some sort. The air was filled with a variety of noises, both familiar and unfamiliar.
>"You sure as hell ain't in Kansas anymore"

>>1085585
Yes!

>>1085585
Is this a write in prompt or is there more coming?

>>1086022
Was kinda waiting for a prompt.

>>1085585
Let's try to find the sources of the familiar sounds first.

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>>1087205
Pressured by his own morbid curiosity, he heads in the direction of one of the most recognizable sounds in a swamp: bird calls. After a bit of sidestepping across vegetation and wading through some of the shallow water, he has reached a clearing. And sure enough, there they were; birds as far as the eye could see. Egrets or cranes perhaps? But something just felt off about them, they seemed...bigger. Bigger than any he's seen; almost the size of a man.

>>1087294
Are you sure you're OP?

Anyway, lets investigate more sounds.

>>1087294
Is there a tall tree we can climb to look for landmarks etc.

Maybe we can get water by tapping holes in trees and seeing if anything liquidy comes out, that's a thing right?

Also OP use a name or trip, and use a write-in prompt.

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>>1087499
>>1087567
He tried to find a suitable tree to climb so that he could get a better vantage point, but was unable to find one. Since was going to be here a while, he decided to jot down a few observations on his notepad. Maybe he could publish his findings in a journal. Before he could get too engrossed in his writing, he could hear rumbling in the forest behind him. He slowly turned around to see what it was, and was somewhat horrified. It looked like a creature of some bygone era, and it was nearly the size of an elephant.

Decision:
>run
>stand your ground
>keep your distance

>>1087981
>keep your distance

>>1087981
>>stand your ground

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>>1088135
>>1088325
Even though he had a strong urge to stand his ground, his curiosity got the better of him. He decided to keep his distance and observe this scaly titan.

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>>1088412
Once it came closer, he could see some of the strange details, such as large shell-like structures around the forelimbs and hind limbs, as well as an armored head attached to a rather loose, saggy neck. Its legs were thicker than some the trees it was walking past. With every step it took, a squishy thud followed.

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>>1088574
It appeared that creature was headed for a large tree in the clearing. As it began to strip the tree of its leaves, he decided to jot down a few more notes. Once it finished, it set its sights on another tree, the one he was standing next to. As it began its short trek to its next meal, it noticed him. Somewhat perplexed by his unfamiliar appearance, it stopped and somewhat lowered its head to study him.

>offer it food (branch with leaves)
>ward it off
>do nothing

>>1088704
>offer it food (branch with leaves)

>>1088704
>>offer it food (branch with leaves)

>>1088704
> run away!

>>1088704
>>offer it food (branch with leaves)

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>>1088735
>>1089783
>>1089786
>>1104811
He felt a twinge of fear as the behemoth stared down at him, but he managed to remain calm. Thinking that the creature might be friendly, he offered it a large branch from the tree. Instead of spooking, like many of the large animals of his time, the beast grasped some of the leaves from the branch, and tore them off.
>"Bark might be too much for it."

>>1106652
Follow it home so we can steal its eggs. And eat them!

>>1106652
Let's just follow it and see if it eats any fruits.
Fruits that are edible for animals are 'usually' edible for humans too.

Maybe see how he responds to touching, to see if we can ride on his back.