I have to agree with sol badguy. That said I'd either have to go with Tetris or World of Warcraft. Either way they're hooked.Manji187 said:Heh...why would a videogame possess the necessary persuasive power to save humanity?
Also: the title of the thread and the core description are two very different things.
In the one scenario they want me to show them a videogame (nothing more)...in the other I have nothing but videogames to show them when they ask me for a reason to spare humanity.
If the second scenario is the one to go by, then you must accept the possibility that no matter what game you show them...humanity will be erased because videogames possibly cannot impress them.
and that concludes my overanalysis.
I'll go with that!Subbies said:Minecraft, and hopefully they'd be to busy building a full scale replica of their mother-ship to bother us.
All you've really done is nit-pick at the question without giving a real answer to it - solution, dont post!Manji187 said:Heh...why would a videogame possess the necessary persuasive power to save humanity?
Also: the title of the thread and the core description are two very different things.
In the one scenario they want me to show them a videogame (nothing more)...in the other I have nothing but videogames to show them when they ask me for a reason to spare humanity.
If the second scenario is the one to go by, then you must accept the possibility that no matter what game you show them...humanity will be erased because videogames possibly cannot impress them.
and that concludes my overanalysis.
A god game, excellent choice.FireDr@gon said:I'll go with that!Subbies said:Minecraft, and hopefully they'd be to busy building a full scale replica of their mother-ship to bother us.
Definately would have to be a constructive, non-violent game like a god game or minecraft.
hahaha, why not show them AVP while we're at it? It does come down to 3 options though: Impress; intimidate or distract!rokkolpo said:A god game, excellent choice.FireDr@gon said:I'll go with that!Subbies said:Minecraft, and hopefully they'd be to busy building a full scale replica of their mother-ship to bother us.
Definately would have to be a constructive, non-violent game like a god game or minecraft.
Who's up for some God of War!
Trust me what the militaries have done in real life is far more impressive than in any movie or game, except maybe Sci Fi games and movies.Mr Thin said:WH40K: Dawn of War.
I'd claim it was an interactive documentary of what our military has done in the past.
Then cross my fingers and hope that they were really stupid.