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[Cthulufaic]

Speak for yourself. You Jojo fans are like bronies sometime

its just basic gravity. We are attracted to the immense mass of manliness and the singularity of testosterone that is Jojo

[Bohandas]

You are a character in a movie or tv show. You manipulate your circumstances to aid you in accomplishing your goal through special actions (perhaps represented in the UI by cards) that affect the circumstances of the movie's production. For example, if about to be blown up you could play the "over effects budget" card to make the explosion smaller, or you could gain immunity from being permanently killed by having the actor who plays you be signed for the sequel. Or you could force an encounter into a different environment with a "persistent bad weather" card f0rcing the crew to relocare from an on-location shoot to one of the types of environments that they already have a set built for in the studio

[Egan_BW]

A game where you can get messages from other players, like dark souls, but the messages are from yourself in the future. As in the game itself violates causality.
Alternatively, pictionary where you have to guess what you're drawing in a few minutes.

[TheBiggerFish]

A game where you can get messages from other players, like dark souls, but the messages are from yourself in the future. As in the game itself violates causality.
Alternatively, pictionary where you have to guess what you're drawing in a few minutes.

But...How would that even work?

[RAM]

A game where you can get messages from other players, like dark souls, but the messages are from yourself in the future. As in the game itself violates causality.

I think that everyone should have to play this, it should reduce the troll population immensely, and those trolls who make it will be true masters, having crawled through the deserts of their own trolling and not shied away, but instead risen with new and glorious vigour!

[Bohandas]

A game where you can get messages from other players, like dark souls, but the messages are from yourself in the future. As in the game itself violates causality.

http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6

[itisnotlogical]

A game like those mobile Clash of Clans strategy base-building games, but with less pay2win and some 4x elements. You can choose where your base is on a map that is shared by a few hundred other players, and destroying enough bases in an area grants that land to your faction, and having different kinds of land under your faction's control leads to more unit and building types.

[TheBiggerFish]

A game where you can get messages from other players, like dark souls, but the messages are from yourself in the future. As in the game itself violates causality.

http://www.mspaintadventures.com/?s=6

Sadly, SBURB is not a thing IRL.

[Arx]

A game like those mobile Clash of Clans strategy base-building games, but with less pay2win and some 4x elements. You can choose where your base is on a map that is shared by a few hundred other players, and destroying enough bases in an area grants that land to your faction, and having different kinds of land under your faction's control leads to more unit and building types.

Illyriad does some of that. Not all, and not exactly, but parts mesh closely.

[Bohandas]

A game where you can get messages from other players, like dark souls, but the messages are from yourself in the future. As in the game itself violates causality.
Alternatively, pictionary where you have to guess what you're drawing in a few minutes.

But...How would that even work?

Tipler Cylinder?

[Egan_BW]

A game where you can get messages from other players, like dark souls, but the messages are from yourself in the future. As in the game itself violates causality.
Alternatively, pictionary where you have to guess what you're drawing in a few minutes.

But...How would that even work?

Applied abuse of quantum mechanics and special relativity.
I figure I win the thread by wishing for a game that might not even be possible.

[TheBiggerFish]

... Right.

[EnigmaticHat]

No, you win the thread when you accidentally describe Dwarf Fortress as a game that you wish existed.

[Urist McScoopbeard]

No, you win the thread when you accidentally describe Dwarf Fortress as a game that you wish existed.

It's happened more than once too!

[RAM]

Is Dwarf Fortress version 1 even possible?