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[squeakyReaper]

this game

Your link is nothing, unless that's the joke.

... tribal simulator ...

You should look into Kings Of Dragons Pass.

It's not free, right?  If it isn't free, I ain't getting it. 

Don't expect too many options for anything, then.  Games tend to cost money.  It's a quality insurance thing, though yeah Kings of Dragons Pass is old.

[Kay12]

Oh there are plenty of high-quality games that are free.

[Draco18s]

Oh there are plenty of high-quality games that are free.

And plenty more that are $2 or $3.

[kerlc]

this game

I guess I'd like it if people would actually link to games as well.

Thank goodness I don't click on links in forums unless I know what they are.

sorr, but the link seems to be broken, lemme try again.
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/1968-Viewers-Choice-Duke-Nukem-Forever

and if it does not work just go to

http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/1968-Viewers-Choice-Duke-Nukem-Forever

THAT'S THE GAME I WISH EXISTED.

[squeakyReaper]

Aye, Kay12, there are a lot of good free games.  But if you want a lot of specific features on your game AND want it to be free, your options are limited.

[Starver]

Actually, if it's Open Source then it'll be free and you can put in whatever features you want yourself!

(But I know what you mean. )


[Grammar]

[TolyK]

Realistic Minecraft in C++ 

[squeakyReaper]

Haha, why C++?  Does the code it's written in matter?  (You might consider DF to be a realistic MC, and that's written in C++)

[TheBronzePickle]

Java is an easy code to learn and use, but it's simplicity makes it harder to add more complex features and it doesn't compile as well. C++ is less intuitive and harder to learn, but it is a very open-ended code with a lot of features, and a person who's good at C++ can do anything short of bending reality to his or her whim.

[magistrate101]

Haha, why C++?  Does the code it's written in matter?  (You might consider DF to be a realistic MC, and that's written in C++)

Java is an easy code to learn and use, but it's simplicity makes it harder to add more complex features and it doesn't compile as well. C++ is less intuitive and harder to learn, but it is a very open-ended code with a lot of features, and a person who's good at C++ can do anything short of bending reality to his or her whim.

Almost right on the nose, there's also the fact that C++ is more resource friendly, unless you're used to doing a "Hello World" in 50 lines....

And... If we can't bend reality with C++, can we do it with Python?

[TolyK]

Yeah, but java isn't *that* easy to learn, just more documentation. I think the best language to start in is Visual Basic (the one I learned in ) then go to C++/Java. Anyways, this is not the place to start a language war. The reason I wanted it to be in C++ is because it compiles in near-assembler and (if written right...) lags much less.
Anyways, I wanna make this game sometime myself
...
now about Python...
Lisp...
...
stop. no. if you want start a new thread.

[Bloxace]

I have another game I wish existed. *ahem*
A Warhammer 40k based racer With, of course, playable orks.

[slathazer]

A thick bound book with a choose-your-own-adventure engine and an oldschool text-based RPG setting to make the ultimate book RPG.

[Draco18s]

A thick bound book with a choose-your-own-adventure engine and an oldschool text-based RPG setting to make the ultimate book RPG.

I'll take a Myst book instead, thanks.
Along with a collection of blank ones and the ink needed to write them.  And a few decades to learn to write them.

[nenjin]

Hey salthazer,

I know it's not exactly what you're looking for....but give this a try It sounds pretty close to what you wanted.