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[Urist McScoopbeard]

I would like the 0x10c game but just totally open, maybe less emphasis on programming (but not removed) and more on logic gates like gmod. (Dont say Spacebuild, damnit!) and fully customizable everything. With an EVE-like economy maybe.


EDIT: You know what would be really awesome? Metro 2033 but open world, fully explorable labrythine of tunnels, fluctuating stations between the Nazis and Red line stations, but not RPG-ey, maybe a little survival, but still a shooter.

[Draco18s]

A game i wish existed would be a game that simulated a larger city, that works completely independently of the player. With its seperate political, economic and such system.

So.  You want Subversion.

[Graknorke]

A game i wish existed would be a game that simulated a larger city, that works completely independently of the player. With its seperate political, economic and such system.

So.  You want Subversion.

Everybody wants subversion. Even if they don't know what it is, you can assume that they want it and probably be right.

[Draco18s]

Everybody wants subversion. Even if they don't know what it is, you can assume that they want it and probably be right.

Hehe.

[DrPoo]

Wasent subversion cancelled?

[TheBronzePickle]

Yes, it was. The designers couldn't make it work right, so they decided to turn it around and make you the guy who's stopping other people from abusing your system. And now they've got Prison Architect.

[dezan]

JK:III, Any kind of sword fighting game that had controls similar to JK

[Jellycat12]

A multi player game that works like Sburb, but just on a computer. I would spend much less time bored out of my skull.

[EnigmaticHat]

A stealth game where you play as a very large character.  Like maybe a giant version of catwoman (because clinging to ceilings in Arkham City was awesome).  Or there was this one parody intro to a (nonexistant) fantasy novel that had "night dragons" that could see perfectly in the dark, move silently and imitate human voices.  That could be fun to play as.

I know its a bizarrely specific idea to base a game around, but something about a massive creature sneaking by a bunch of comparatively tiny guards without any of them noticing just strikes me as hilarious and awesome.

[werty892]

I wish they Penny Arcade never stopped working on the games(On the rain slick precipice of darkness series)... I have both episodes, there really awesome, and I wish there was a sequel.

[FuzzyZergling]

I wish they Penny Arcade never stopped working on the games(On the rain slick precipice of darkness series)... I have both episodes, there really awesome, and I wish there was a sequel.

There's episode three, though it switched genres.

[MrWiggles]

I wish they Penny Arcade never stopped working on the games(On the rain slick precipice of darkness series)... I have both episodes, there really awesome, and I wish there was a sequel.

There's episode three, though it switched genres.

Its till an rpg.

[Slayerhero90]

I'm currently interested in Battlefield 4: Dwarf King.

[zehive]

A first person game where you start out modestly as a peasant in a medieval village, town, castle or city etc. One with life, a dynamic economy, other nations either warring or signing truces, conducting trade etc. Bandits and outlaws, a justice system. A perfect emulation and simulation of medieval life. And you can play any role you want with great depth. From farming to inspiring a revolution and overthrowing a king. Something with growing towns and places that are built by the people who live there and a dynamic population. The ability to expand technology or build your own kingdom. With the proper pacing for these kinds of events that take time, planning, luck, skill etc. Raise huge armies and march on enemies, lead small units. Be able to sneak through cities and steal valuables. And all of this as a first person game that you personally interact with. Not silly dialogue options with a static NPC and adhoc levels

But I also want it to look good, because silly though it may be I think graphics are important for immersion on some level. Sure, I can get immersed in DF with my imagination, but its not the same.

[Graknorke]

A first person game where you start out modestly as a peasant in a medieval village, town, castle or city etc. One with life, a dynamic economy, other nations either warring or signing truces, conducting trade etc. Bandits and outlaws, a justice system. A perfect emulation and simulation of medieval life. And you can play any role you want with great depth. From farming to inspiring a revolution and overthrowing a king. Something with growing towns and places that are built by the people who live there and a dynamic population. The ability to expand technology or build your own kingdom. With the proper pacing for these kinds of events that take time, planning, luck, skill etc. Raise huge armies and march on enemies, lead small units. Be able to sneak through cities and steal valuables. And all of this as a first person game that you personally interact with. Not silly dialogue options with a static NPC and adhoc levels

But I also want it to look good, because silly though it may be I think graphics are important for immersion on some level. Sure, I can get immersed in DF with my imagination, but its not the same.

So someone making DF ~0.5's adventure mode but prettier?
I think we have a difference of opinion though, because in my opinion, with something as complex as this, immersion would be ruined by the frequent issues with animation/graphics that would doubtless pop up. Like in TeS where you're pretty into going through a dungeon, then you accidentally walk into a corpse and it gets stuck on something and starts flailing around with collision stuff. Kind of awkward when it's meant to be a consistent, sort-of-realistic world.