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[magistrate101]

what would I like?

wurm online and shores of hazeron.

if they were offline.

That would get extremely dull unless you sped up all the actions and such and removed the premium restrictions....

[DrPoo]

Id love a real-time strategy game featuring players vs advanced ai robot faction and an evolving biological enemy. Completely with air, sea, ground and space combat. Also possibilities of scenarios like getting knocked into the ground by a virus you havent made a vaccine for/getting carpet bombed, then having to scavenge and such to survive.

[LoSboccacc]

Id love a real-time strategy game featuring players vs advanced ai robot faction

This concept, (minus the air land and sea combat and the biological enemy ) has been explored by AI:war, where the enemy is immensely powerful and you have to keep a low profile to avoid getting too much attention.

[Draco18s]

Id love a real-time strategy game featuring players vs advanced ai robot faction

This concept, (minus the air land and sea combat and the biological enemy ) has been explored by AI:war, where the enemy is immensely powerful and you have to keep a low profile to avoid getting too much attention.

"You are outgunned. You are massively outnumbered. You must win." These are your orders.

[DrPoo]

Id love a real-time strategy game featuring players vs advanced ai robot faction

This concept, (minus the air land and sea combat and the biological enemy ) has been explored by AI:war, where the enemy is immensely powerful and you have to keep a low profile to avoid getting too much attention.

"You are outgunned. You are massively outnumbered. You must win." These are your orders.

Fucking awesome! Checking it out!

[Scoops Novel]

A primeval game set in a worlds early history, starting at the tribal and stone/flint level, with a procedurally generated massive range of twists, from magic to a.i to aliens to atlantis, with it's own procedurally generated wildlife, simulated according to the world and simulating their evolution, in first person with Clangs combat. Also, you would have the option to jump into the future for a amount of time you selected, either becoming an existing character, appearing, or howsoever the mood or the game takes you, simulating the world including your effects on it.

A transformers game with good motion controls and oculus rift.

A first contact simulator.

[10ebbor10]

An evolution game actually simulating evolution*, not divine intervention. It'll probably be just a simulation to watch, unless you can influence the simulation midgame. Like, let's see if they survive this iceage.

*I mean any game where the life is controlled and modified by a higher intelligence(the player), is doing a bad job at simulating evolution.

[Descan]

To build on ebbors, I'd like an evolution game where you play as the environment. :3 And the creatures react and evolve to what you do! Like his ice age!

[kg333]

An evolution game actually simulating evolution*, not divine intervention. It'll probably be just a simulation to watch, unless you can influence the simulation midgame. Like, let's see if they survive this iceage.

*I mean any game where the life is controlled and modified by a higher intelligence(the player), is doing a bad job at simulating evolution.

The Creatures series might be of interest to you then; I believe the primary mode of play involved breeding Norns to induce certain characteristics, instead of Spore-style "pick the trait".  Supposedly the creator is working on a new project in the same vein.

KG

[MrWiggles]

I'd like to play an RTS game, where you a Meme, and you try to fight for dominance for the world. There'd be some evolving systems for the Memes to morph and change over time.

[Rakonas]

An evolution game actually simulating evolution*, not divine intervention. It'll probably be just a simulation to watch, unless you can influence the simulation midgame. Like, let's see if they survive this iceage.

*I mean any game where the life is controlled and modified by a higher intelligence(the player), is doing a bad job at simulating evolution.

SimEarth. The 'goal' of the game is technically to get intelligent races to evolve, but you don't control the evolution, only the environment. Your intervention is generally geared towards adjusting planetary temperature or sending a natural disaster to encourage biodiversity and the like. Well, you could just use the 'evolve' button, but that defeats the point unless you want to play the civilization stage.

[Draco18s]

A primeval game set in a worlds early history, starting at the tribal and stone/flint level, with a procedurally generated massive range of twists, from magic to a.i to aliens to atlantis, with it's own procedurally generated wildlife, simulated according to the world and simulating their evolution, in first person with Clangs combat.

Well, you can get some of that by playing the TerraFirmaCraft mod for Minecraft.  No really, I'm ecstatic over having a single zinc tool.  Problem is, is that it isn't enough for me to start working copper.

[Graknorke]

A primeval game set in a worlds early history, starting at the tribal and stone/flint level, with a procedurally generated massive range of twists, from magic to a.i to aliens to atlantis, with it's own procedurally generated wildlife, simulated according to the world and simulating their evolution, in first person with Clangs combat.

Well, you can get some of that by playing the TerraFirmaCraft mod for Minecraft.  No really, I'm ecstatic over having a single zinc tool.  Problem is, is that it isn't enough for me to start working copper.

I know that feel bro.
I spent ages working a bellow, trying to get copper to melt, with oak (the hottest burning wood in the area) on the fire, and it wasn't melting. So. Frustrating.

[Draco18s]

I know that feel bro.
I spent ages working a bellow, trying to get copper to melt, with oak (the hottest burning wood in the area) on the fire, and it wasn't melting. So. Frustrating.

Altitude helps, apparently.

But no, there are no verified and confirmed reports of copper smelting in a camp fire.

[Scelly9]

I know that feel bro.
I spent ages working a bellow, trying to get copper to melt, with oak (the hottest burning wood in the area) on the fire, and it wasn't melting. So. Frustrating.

Altitude helps, apparently.

But no, there are no verified and confirmed reports of copper smelting in a camp fire.

Ya need coal. Good coal.