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[Graknorke]

1. DO WANT. Not sure how viable this would be, though, since it would have to be really, truly open - enterable buildings in the area, that kind of thing. Something like an open world Hitman game.

2. I actually would like the opposite - Ace of Spades in all its voxely glory, but also in its original WWI-ish glory. Basically redo the development of the original, free version and take a different road - rifles only, with possibly machineguns but only if they are to be deployed to fire and maybe off-map artillery, definitely no vehicles.

1. Subversion. Really. That is just a description of subversion.

2. You can get pretty much that from 'Build and Shoot', which is what the old version of AoS, from before Jagex got their gnarled, monetising claws into it, distributed under a different name. Since they didn't have the rights to that version, or something like that.

[silverskull39]

An open world rpg set in a city/region with surrounding swamp/jungle area, using Voodoo as a magic system. If you got someone's hair or blood you could create a voodoo doll, or perform a ritual to put a hex on them, etc. Practicing voodoo would attract dark spirits/creatures, and too many strange events/dark spirits would bring about a witch hunt, so the player must move bases fairly frequently, and different bases are more or less suited for certain voodoo practices. There would be a sandbox mode, and multiplayer where several players try to get each other attacked by dark spirit/burned at the stake, and a story mode with a many-branched quest line.

[Sergarr]

1. DO WANT. Not sure how viable this would be, though, since it would have to be really, truly open - enterable buildings in the area, that kind of thing. Something like an open world Hitman game.

2. I actually would like the opposite - Ace of Spades in all its voxely glory, but also in its original WWI-ish glory. Basically redo the development of the original, free version and take a different road - rifles only, with possibly machineguns but only if they are to be deployed to fire and maybe off-map artillery, definitely no vehicles.

1. Subversion. Really. That is just a description of subversion.

2. You can get pretty much that from 'Build and Shoot', which is what the old version of AoS, from before Jagex got their gnarled, monetising claws into it, distributed under a different name. Since they didn't have the rights to that version, or something like that.

2. The terrain in that game was too destructible. Also for WW1 simulation what you need is a lot of NPC soldiers, a lot of constant artillery fire everywhere, with chemical shells on good days, and also - trench lines and barbed wires. Which would require special equipment to go through.

[Parsely]

..trench lines and barbed wires. Which would require special equipment to go through.

Tanks!

[LordBaal]

Tanks!

You are very welcome. 

[Parsely]

Tanks!

You are very welcome. 

Tanks!

[LordBaal]

Tanks!

You are very welcome. 

Tanks!

Don't mention it pal!

[Parsely]

Tanks!

You are very welcome. 

Tanks!

Don't mention it pal!

TANKS!!

[LordBaal]

Tanks!

You are very welcome. 

Tanks!

Don't mention it pal!

TANKS!!

NO PROBLEM! 

[scrdest]

1. DO WANT. Not sure how viable this would be, though, since it would have to be really, truly open - enterable buildings in the area, that kind of thing. Something like an open world Hitman game.

2. I actually would like the opposite - Ace of Spades in all its voxely glory, but also in its original WWI-ish glory. Basically redo the development of the original, free version and take a different road - rifles only, with possibly machineguns but only if they are to be deployed to fire and maybe off-map artillery, definitely no vehicles.

1. Subversion. Really. That is just a description of subversion.

2. You can get pretty much that from 'Build and Shoot', which is what the old version of AoS, from before Jagex got their gnarled, monetising claws into it, distributed under a different name. Since they didn't have the rights to that version, or something like that.

Subversion is apparently canceled D: Also had a bit broader scope, more spy-ish, apparently.

I actually never played Jagex's monstrosity. I've been playing AoS since Notch plugged it on his... Twitter, I think? April 2011... wow. I feel old. But the original AoS/current BnS have diverged from what I'm thinking of here since the addition of SMG and Shotgun, plus some other changes. It is by no means a *bad* game, but not what I'd like to see.

[WillowLuman]

When I used to play Runescape, which I stopped when I realized it was a dull grindfest with only the detail and humor of the flavor making it interesting, it at least only had the $5 subscription fee to get most of the game as the only monetization. If they've since done the usual MMO thing with microtransaction cash shops, I can't imagine it's even worth anyone's time anymore.

[Parsely]

When I used to play Runescape, which I stopped when I realized it was a dull grindfest with only the detail and humor of the flavor making it interesting, it at least only had the $5 subscription fee to get most of the game as the only monetization. If they've since done the usual MMO thing with microtransaction cash shops, I can't imagine it's even worth anyone's time anymore.

Runescape is extremely fair in that sense compared to most other MMO games. Getting premium is relatively cheap and unlocks a shitload of content. I only ever played for free, but seeing some of the cool things other people had was a pretty great incentive to get people to shell out without actually keeping anything too terribly important from the players. Some of the quests were pretty interesting as well.

Trading was so annoying though. I lost my part of my gilded rune armor at one point and a friend of mine picked it up for me. Couldn't trade it back because it was so damned expensive. >_>

[itisnotlogical]

Trading was so annoying though. I lost my part of my gilded rune armor at one point and a friend of mine picked it up for me. Couldn't trade it back because it was so damned expensive. >_>

Ah yes, the fair trade system. Before that, I remember getting a bunch of rune weapons from some guy who must have really needed a small fishing net.

[gomez]

I want a game where you work with other players to create a village, maintain a settlement, fight a war, etc.

Kind of thinking the sandbox and roleplaying type.

Players only have a select amount of abilities, so they almost fit into different roles

One player can not hope to be able to do everything, but a group of players working together competently runs like a well oiled machine, while one that doesn't goes down in a stressful fit of flames with everyone yelling at each other.

I know I'm kind of describing Space Station 13 but I'd like something a bit like that, but different.

A roleplaying aspect would be great too.

I don't know too many games, so maybe someone can help me. I'm a bit bored of all my current games.

Wurm Online ticks allot of those boxes.

[Sergius]

Maybe the unbearable tedium and repetitive clicking box needs to be unticked.