Get an MRI and possibly start some meds.

People who genuinely believe that:
*They were contacted by a supernatural being
*They know future outcomes
*They alone know the true interpretation of said supernatural being's words
*The human race will perish unless they follow what was proscribed

Generally are quite ill. The worst ones start religions.

You are 100% convinced that you were told the truth, but have no evidence of this encounter

1) Identify where all nuclear power plants are. Pick a location as far away from them as possible (they will go crit without human intervention, why does everyone ignore this??)

Yeah, I thought about that. Additionally, I'd want the permanent settlement to be located near a modest sized river with a reasonably small, controllable watershed. No mines, no chemical warehouses, power plants, etc. upstream.

Isolated area, obviously. I was thinking one of those resort ranches out west, Colorado or something, that has the rustic hotel. I'd be looking for 200+ rooms in an isolated area, source of water, etc that can be livable w/o electricity.

I was wondering about location. If you can get enough of the 200 people on board you can pool their $$$ into your resource tank which would help determine locations. I'd prefer to locate somewhere with long-growing seasons so that starvation becomes less of an issue. I was thinking somewhere along the south-eastern seaboard/gulf region. Don't want to end up with all 200 of us getting all Donner-party on the rest.

Humanity had a good run. I'm gonna take my half a million, find a completely uncharted island and stock that ***** up with supplies so I can retire the way I've always wanted to.

And people get shitty over Superman saying "Krypton had its chance" in Man of Steel.


1. I would buy a hunting lodge/hotel and begin to work on that.

3. Spend a good four months just working on the list, making them believe. Anyone that isn't 'on board' after that, ****'em.

5. Start stocking up on weapons and hope the ATF doesn't come around.

7. Stock pile books because some things should not be lost to the decay of the world. If art is lost, why bother.

Someone suggested trying to get all 200 on a cruise ship. That is possibly a way to get everyone together for zero hour. But, now you're confined and vulnerable to massacre following an infection on board somewhere.

First get a safe camp, place, whatever set up, totally equipped with whatever you think is needed. Then send a certified letter to each of the 200 telling them they have won a free luxury vacation to get them to the compound. Then lock the doors and have a meeting!

You and I think alike. I would do something similar, possibly offering them an all expense paid trip to receive a check or something or other. Have the award ceremony on the day before it begins. Hire Mercs to kidnap the stragglers.

I don't think half a million dollars would go very far in this scenario. That's only $2,500 per person needing saving.

My initial reaction to this is that it's a lot like a WoW quest. "Here's this money and list of names; despite the fact that I am a benevolent supernatural being I can think of no course of action other than to dump this problem in your lap, mortal, then disappear while you try to solve it for me."

My reaction, since I don't need to accumulate experience points or cool gear from this quest, is to tell him to keep his money and solve the **** problem himself.

Sigh. It's these types of inevitable responses that motivated the statement:

You are 100% convinced that you were told the truth

Please try again.