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[Twinwolf]

I wish they'd make a sequel to Twilight Princess, or an HD remaster, or even the 3DS version that was speculated about. Wind Waker's already had two successors and an HD remaster, while Twilight Princess is just "The one that came after Wind Waker". It wasn't amazing gameplay-wise, but it gets a lot of unfair backlash because WW Zelda is the fan favorite right now. So we'll probably never see another creepy, dark, scary Zelda game again, forever closing off that avenue of creativity in the Zelda universe.

Twilight Princess was the only Zelda I played so I'm probably biased, but I completely agree.

[KingofstarrySkies]

Fuck, I didn't even finish TP and I agree. I love WW more, but I want a remake o' it.

[itisnotlogical]

Fuck, I didn't even finish TP and I agree. I love WW more, but I want a remake o' it.

The later sections of Twilight Princess are pretty weak, I have to admit. It seems rushed. The final dungeon is the only Zelda dungeon that I view as objectively awful, as well.

[EnigmaticHat]

^I didn't have fun for the first three dungeons (and all the introductory bits) in TP but loved everything else.

Anyway, game I'd like.  A space 4x where control of planets can be shared, set in an alternate future where there cold war never ended.  You can play as the US, the USSR, or a nation in one of their spheres.  The US and its allies can charter corporations or private citizens to make colonies; when they make the charter they decide on rules, including what the colony is allowed to do independently and how much taxes they have to send back to the home nation.  The more strict the charter, the more startup funds the home nation has to pay themselves.  The USSR and its allies always have to pay full price, but can use secret police and other brute force methods to keep their colonies placid, while their opponent's colonies will demand more freedoms over time.

Both sides race to colonize space, with the threat of being destroyed by the other, or even having a new super power emerge, should one side fall behind.  But humans aren't the only race seeking to colonize the galaxy...

[Urist McScoopbeard]

I'd like to see Toribash, but with a more precise joint control system. Ideally where you can click and drag, or even manually input how you want your tori to move. I would also like to see joints move in a compound manner, for example, your shoulder can obviously both raise-lower and rotate.

[Lossmar]

^I didn't have fun for the first three dungeons (and all the introductory bits) in TP but loved everything else.

Anyway, game I'd like.  A space 4x where control of planets can be shared, set in an alternate future where there cold war never ended.  You can play as the US, the USSR, or a nation in one of their spheres.  The US and its allies can charter corporations or private citizens to make colonies; when they make the charter they decide on rules, including what the colony is allowed to do independently and how much taxes they have to send back to the home nation.  The more strict the charter, the more startup funds the home nation has to pay themselves.  The USSR and its allies always have to pay full price, but can use secret police and other brute force methods to keep their colonies placid, while their opponent's colonies will demand more freedoms over time.

Both sides race to colonize space, with the threat of being destroyed by the other, or even having a new super power emerge, should one side fall behind.  But humans aren't the only race seeking to colonize the galaxy...

*cough* Aurora 4x *cough*

[KingofstarrySkies]

A roguelike set in 40K universe. Where you play as a Guardsman. Maybe first person?

[Kot]

A roguelike set in 40K universe. Where you play as a Guardsman. Maybe first person?

Instead of fps we would measure gamespeed in d(eaths)ps.

[Fniff]

It'd be a regular FPS crossed with Dark Souls. The first time you die, your unlucky Guardsman gets 'blessed' by Tzeentch to rise again and again. Every time you die, you get closer to turning into a full-on Chaos disciple. You can reset this by praying to the Emperor at particular shrines throughout the levels.

[JimboM12]

It'd be a regular FPS crossed with Dark Souls. The first time you die, your unlucky Guardsman gets 'blessed' by Tzeentch to rise again and again. Every time you die, you get closer to turning into a full-on Chaos disciple. You can reset this by praying to the Emperor at particular shrines throughout the levels.

Or rather, a suspiciously similar guardsmen comes onto the field with the exact same starting gear and stats but a different name and you can find Guardsman Micheal #8921's gear on his shredded body. Near Guardsman Zathes #2191's body. Near Guardsman Andrew #1129's grave site. And so on.
It's alot like that one Disgaea spinoff about the prinnies. Instead of lives, its more prinnies guardsmen.

[Twinwolf]

It'd be a regular FPS crossed with Dark Souls. The first time you die, your unlucky Guardsman gets 'blessed' by Tzeentch to rise again and again. Every time you die, you get closer to turning into a full-on Chaos disciple. You can reset this by praying to the Emperor at particular shrines throughout the levels.

Or rather, a suspiciously similar guardsmen comes onto the field with the exact same starting gear and stats but a different name and you can find Guardsman Micheal #8921's gear on his shredded body. Near Guardsman Zathes #2191's body. Near Guardsman Andrew #1129's grave site. And so on.
It's alot like that one Disgaea spinoff about the prinnies. Instead of lives, its more prinnies guardsmen.

So kind of like ZombiU's system?

[TheBiggerFish]

That used to be Khorne blessing.  Huh.

[Fniff]

I decided that Khorne is overused and switched it Tzeentch to make a more interesting plot. Khorne just wants you to kill people, hell knows what Tzeentch would plan to do with you.

[Niveras]

Other than the fact that I suck at Dark Souls, I'd play that game.

Tzeentch is a good idea too, basically ends up (possibly) changing your character in a radical way whenever you die. Although those mechanics are kind of at odds: if you're going to be a new $name $number every time you die, why would your next life be blessed by Tzeentch as a result of the previous death? One mechanic or the other would work better on its own.

[TheBiggerFish]

Nah, you're stuck bodyjacking the next poor sod to come along.
In fact, that would be a...Rather gory but impressive hook.