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[ThtblovesDF]

A game with completely 100% accurate physics. It would be awesome.

It's called reality and it isn't all that great, but at least when you play your game you could have it run more fun games in itself.

[Dutchling]

A game with completely 100% accurate physics. It would be awesome.

It's called reality and it isn't all that great, but at least when you play your game you could have it run more fun games in itself.

Gameception is awesome.

[Scelly9]

A game with completely 100% accurate physics. It would be awesome.

It's called reality and it isn't all that great, but at least when you play your game you could have it run more fun games in itself.

The problem is, I can't pull off a bank heist in real life.

[NRDL]

A game realistically representing the City states of Greece, with all their warfare, economy, politics, etc.


Other than that, a game like say, the Total War games, but allows you to build, name, and develop a completely unique empire from scratch. 

[Tibbz2]

Monster Hunter with online is what i've always wanted. MH Frontier may just make my dreams come true 

[Askot Bokbondeler]

Other than that, a game like say, the Total War games, but allows you to build, name, and develop a completely unique empire from scratch.

i've been designing\working for years, though mostly slacking, on a mod for warcraft 3 that does something like that. it's not as in depth as TW, but it's much deeper than wc3 itself

here's a brief summary of the finished game as i envision it

you'd start out as a city state belonging to one of four cultures, northern, inspired by celts and vikings, southern, inspired by egypt and medieval middle east, eastern, inspired by byzantium and ancient middle eastern cultures, like summeria and babylon, and west, inspired in rome and grece

battles themselves would be somewhat hands off and abstracted, it would be more focused in diplomacy and empire management than actual battles. you'd conquer cities, define and balance their production goals between farming, manufacture, military suport, infrastructure, trading and science. Each city could produce and trade unique luxury items and rare materials for bonuses in battle, production, and moralle, and to pamper your favourite nobles.

You would have to juggle your vassal noble houses, these would provide you with commanders and administrators of varying competences, that would have an internal diplomacy and hold grudges for each other, and you'd sometimes have to chose between appointing an incompetent administrator from a powerful noble house, or a competent administrator from a minor house and risk losing favor with the most powerful house in your capital city which is also the family your favorite comander belongs to

you'd chose the equipment and training of your troops too, you could arm a mob of peasants with spears instantly, or recruit an elite unit of spearmen heavily armored and trained in advanced formations, that would take years to train, cost more in maintenance, but bring honor and pride to the cities population, while the conscripted mob would create unrest in the city they were recruited and make your empire look worse in the eyes of your peers

[lordcooper]

Monster Hunter with online is what i've always wanted. MH Frontier may just make my dreams come true 

Doesn't MH have online coop already?

[Roundabout Lout]

Monster Hunter with online is what i've always wanted. MH Frontier may just make my dreams come true 

Doesn't MH have online coop already?

Tri on the Wii did. The others? I'd have to guess no.

[lordcooper]

Monster Hunter with online is what i've always wanted. MH Frontier may just make my dreams come true 

Doesn't MH have online coop already?

Tri on the Wii did. The others? I'd have to guess no.

I'm like 90% certain I played one of the PSP versions online.

[Squanto]

With all this MH talk, I'll just throw my two cents in and say I wish they would make/release a MH game for the Vita (not counting the MHFU port ((Which I bought even though I owned it for PSP)) ).

[MrWiggles]

I wish JRPG would get the fuck over themselves, and modernize.

[Micro102]

-Elder scrolls 20

-Physics heavy (like, better then any current game physics), realistic, and detailed MMO zombie apocalypse survival game.

-great old games fitted with modern graphics and UI, but no game play changes.

[MrWiggles]

Changing the UI would probably change the gameplay.

Like, lets take a look at Civilization 3. Automatic Explore, is a small UI change but has a moderate impact on gameplay.

[PTTG??]

Your character stands up in a trench as impenetrable fog flows away from you. You pick up a strange and mysterious tool and run through earthen trenches, every step lighter and faster than the one before. Soon you leap from the trench and are running through a ruined industrial wasteland. You encounter some dead men. Using your tool, you remove the lead pellets in the corpses and rejuvenate the fallen men. Your enemies stand up and start to breath. Soon they will get their own machines and go out and do the same to others. But before they can even see you, or thank you, you're gone. You travel through the ruined buildings and watch as a cloud of dust roils up and engulfs a pile of rubble. As quickly as it appeared, the cloud vanishes and a shining new building is where the rubble once was. The new building disgorges a rocket which flies up and over the horizon to some distant helicopter. You watch people emerge from the building and you tell your commanders of this over radio. You walk further and further on, until you find your comrades. They are sitting in ruined trucks, but as you come near, debris and smoke funnel into the hulks, searing with heat and energy as the vehicles reassemble themselves. The only things left when all is said and done are a few bland cardboard boxes. Later, young men will come take these boxes and disassemble them, putting the dangerous materials within to practical uses. You ride with your friends back to a fortified compound. Every wall bristles with machines which are occasionally used to restore the dead to life. You turn in your machine and board a plane. You fly in a plane and return home. You are trained to question orders, to shun violence. You callouses are worked away. You live.

There's an inverted CoD game.

[Scelly9]

Your character stands up in a trench as impenetrable fog flows away from you. You pick up a strange and mysterious tool and run through earthen trenches, every step lighter and faster than the one before. Soon you leap from the trench and are running through a ruined industrial wasteland. You encounter some dead men. Using your tool, you remove the lead pellets in the corpses and rejuvenate the fallen men. Your enemies stand up and start to breath. Soon they will get their own machines and go out and do the same to others. But before they can even see you, or thank you, you're gone. You travel through the ruined buildings and watch as a cloud of dust roils up and engulfs a pile of rubble. As quickly as it appeared, the cloud vanishes and a shining new building is where the rubble once was. The new building disgorges a rocket which flies up and over the horizon to some distant helicopter. You watch people emerge from the building and you tell your commanders of this over radio. You walk further and further on, until you find your comrades. They are sitting in ruined trucks, but as you come near, debris and smoke funnel into the hulks, searing with heat and energy as the vehicles reassemble themselves. The only things left when all is said and done are a few bland cardboard boxes. Later, young men will come take these boxes and disassemble them, putting the dangerous materials within to practical uses. You ride with your friends back to a fortified compound. Every wall bristles with machines which are occasionally used to restore the dead to life. You turn in your machine and board a plane. You fly in a plane and return home. You are trained to question orders, to shun violence. You callouses are worked away. You live.

There's an inverted CoD game.

Whoa. That sounds..... haunting.