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Oh my, which one to choose? 1: A game that blends the random open world of Minecraft with elements of fantasy RPGs. There's no story except the one you create yourself. You can be anything from a simple farmer growing your own crops and selling the at the market to a magical warrior slaying...

- Worlds are random assortments of stuff. It makes no difference to the world if you go into a cave and find a chest instead of a barrel or vice-verse. It makes no difference to the world if you find, inside that container, a sword instead of a shield. A world doesn't become any less of a world...

- It's not the random content that would be creating the variation. The content itself would be varied and applied randomly to the world. - Please note that I specified "space and content that is more varied" not "dead space." Again, the content would not be randomly made but randomly applied...

More variation within the pattern decreases repetition. Cave, camp, mine, ruin, cave, camp, mine, ruin is more repetitious than Cave, camp, mine, ruin, hut, giant camp, grove, animal den. That's one of biggest complaints people have with Skyrim. Once you have been through a few caves they...

Why crate a larger world? To allow for more variation and more space between repetition within the world. Instead of having 3 caves systems, 2 mines, 4 camps and 2 ruins all within a half mile of each other, you can expand the area to 1 mile and add 2 animal dens, 3 huts, a grove and 2 giant...

A cat, a vial of poison and a radioactive isotope. The whole experiment is to find out whether the cat is alive or dead. That's something we won't know until the cube is opened.

I never asked to be a nerd. That label was placed on me against my will as a derogatory term. Even today, when being a nerd is supposed to be socially acceptable, it's still used against me in a negative way. Bottom line, I paid a price to be called a nerd, I earned that title. So when I see...