While sniping people with cake might be the greatest idea ever, I meant stunning scenery, locations, maps. But your idea is way better.captain awesome 12 said:
Come up with a game that for you, would be pure, tangible, fun.
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You could be like... the owner of a professional basketball team between games of poker at fancy casinos and having sex with beautiful women?PedroSteckecilo said:
Oh you meant the locations wouldn't be associated with violence, and yes, sniping people with cake would be awesomeSay Anything said:
I mean a game where you can drive any vehicle, get in high speed car chase/gunfights in an open world, have strange and unpredictable solutions to some missions etc. Except you don't play as a sociopathic psycho.captain awesome 12 said:
I'm going to have to go with sex. It's not always a game, but when it is, it's pure, tangible fun.
This is alwayswhat I've wanted fro, any zombie game, ever.Ionami said:
Although it needs a creat-a-survivor of course, with tons of clothing options, and I mean FUCKING TONS, like ,raid a wal-mart tons.
I have many "dream game" ideas, but here's a couple. I'd like a fighting game based around the characters I have come up with for a comic I've been working on. It would have a rather extensive story mode that changes depending on who you defeat and who defeats you.
Another would be a fighting game that encompasses all of Dragon Ball Z and GT, providing Burst Limit-like character models (in terms of overall look, not the articulation, which needed loads of work), Tenkaichi-like controls, environments that react exactly like the ones in the series (make masssive cracks and craters in the Earth with your badassedness), finely-tuned voice acting (as far as DBZ goes), and a story mode that accurately retells the story of the anime, though telling it just a bit more quickly.
Yes, I know Dragon Ball Z is a stupid show, but I've said it before and I'll say it yet again. It is so abnormally, incredibly stupid, but at the same time so fantastically awesome. It's like visual testosterone.
Another would be a fighting game that encompasses all of Dragon Ball Z and GT, providing Burst Limit-like character models (in terms of overall look, not the articulation, which needed loads of work), Tenkaichi-like controls, environments that react exactly like the ones in the series (make masssive cracks and craters in the Earth with your badassedness), finely-tuned voice acting (as far as DBZ goes), and a story mode that accurately retells the story of the anime, though telling it just a bit more quickly.
Yes, I know Dragon Ball Z is a stupid show, but I've said it before and I'll say it yet again. It is so abnormally, incredibly stupid, but at the same time so fantastically awesome. It's like visual testosterone.
My perfect game would be a simple-to-use but expansive toolset that would allow for easy player-created-environments. The creator of that environment could then have people play through their environment as they change things from behind the scenes, and control all the NPCs. It would pretty much be a D&D toolkit (but not the NWN one, it wasn't what I meant). I would want to the toolset to be powerful enough to allow for action gameplay if the creator chooses or for a slower-paced gameplay that's more puzzle-solving than action.
I'm so jaded, I'm not sure there is such a thing as a pure, tangible fun game.
However, if I had to take a shot in the dark, it'd be Mass Effect with randomly generated universes (Roguelike style) for endless adventure gone massively multiplayer with meaningful interaction.
I'm working on it. Currently, my code-fu is insufficient.
However, if I had to take a shot in the dark, it'd be Mass Effect with randomly generated universes (Roguelike style) for endless adventure gone massively multiplayer with meaningful interaction.
I'm working on it. Currently, my code-fu is insufficient.
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A game with just plain freedom. Basically do whatever you want, and there be literally no limits.
Start from the bottom, and rise to the top. Become a noble leader of a nation, or the cruel dictator of the new era. Wage wars between different nations. (Of I'm saying that's what I'd do, but obviously you wouldn't "have" to be any of that.)
Start from the bottom, and rise to the top. Become a noble leader of a nation, or the cruel dictator of the new era. Wage wars between different nations. (Of I'm saying that's what I'd do, but obviously you wouldn't "have" to be any of that.)
A brilliant 3D sequal to Sega Megadrives 'streets of rage'. Particularly number two, because for some reason I didn't like the third one as much.
Although I think, that on some level, Mad World comming out for Wii has this done...
Although to to be honest that's not the ultimate fun game.
I havn't got a sodding clue to be honest.
Although I think, that on some level, Mad World comming out for Wii has this done...
Although to to be honest that's not the ultimate fun game.
I havn't got a sodding clue to be honest.
Wow that is a well thought out back story with an interesting game dynamic. I would be hesitant to use German National Socailism as a foil in a story. It carries too much baggage with it even if Hitler is reduced to a redshirt. The steam powercore idea is facinating especially with the water == ammo dynamic. It would certainly make desert warfare even more difficult. But then since you don't need oil there is not need to invade Africa.Namewithheld said:
I could see this working as a Halflife2 mod. With all the random detrius that litters that game world, cobbeling together make shift weapons out of pre existing items would seem like a moder's dream.
Oh my god, these are awesome, I'm glad I made this. If only we could get game designers over here. Ladies and gentlemen, tonight we march on Sony headquarters!
Easy. You play as a South American Indian tribesman. So when foreign soldiers come into your sacred jungle to fight over its uranium you hide in the trees and blow darts into their necks that send them to sleep. It could be set in the near future, post Oil, hence the demand for uranium and giving a reason for them to have more innovative weapons.captain awesome 12 said:
You could call it Tree Hugger.
I had an idea for this while some friends and I were drinking (we're all nerds, so even drunk conversations involve videogames, sci-fi movies and Dungeons & Dragons somehow)
Basically, the world its set in is a high-fantasy world where science and technology have developed simultaneously, but brought to a modern age. Because of magical teleportation and gateways, people don't go to other countries for vacations. Instead, they sign up for "Dungeon Tours". Basically, it's like you're playing an MMO, but in real life: you sign up with a "company", and you get to pick your choice of stuff like job, starting gear and whatnot, depending on what "package" you sign up for (example: a basic "package" is some starting gear, some potions and a decent skill/spell selection, while a deluxe "package" includes a few enhanced items, maybe a magical item or two, and a wider skill/spell selection), go to a level-appropriate dungeon and start killing and looting.
In-game however, you're the CEO of a small upstart "company", and your job is to do what all companies want to do: rise up, expand and corner the market on cheap, enjoyable Dungeon Tours with little-to-no-waiting. Think of it like a Will Wright-type Sim game, but with a definite fantasy-ish bent. Your job covers things like hiring explorers or excavators to find new "dungeons", architects to build new ones, or buying out a competitor's dungeons, things like keeping balance by "seeding" a dungeon with monsters and loot, or maintaining a dungeon by keeping out vandals, predators, vermin and the like. You'd be in charge of even the day-to-day running of the company, handling things like customer complaints/lawsuits, advertising campaigns, payrolls and the like.
Basically, the world its set in is a high-fantasy world where science and technology have developed simultaneously, but brought to a modern age. Because of magical teleportation and gateways, people don't go to other countries for vacations. Instead, they sign up for "Dungeon Tours". Basically, it's like you're playing an MMO, but in real life: you sign up with a "company", and you get to pick your choice of stuff like job, starting gear and whatnot, depending on what "package" you sign up for (example: a basic "package" is some starting gear, some potions and a decent skill/spell selection, while a deluxe "package" includes a few enhanced items, maybe a magical item or two, and a wider skill/spell selection), go to a level-appropriate dungeon and start killing and looting.
In-game however, you're the CEO of a small upstart "company", and your job is to do what all companies want to do: rise up, expand and corner the market on cheap, enjoyable Dungeon Tours with little-to-no-waiting. Think of it like a Will Wright-type Sim game, but with a definite fantasy-ish bent. Your job covers things like hiring explorers or excavators to find new "dungeons", architects to build new ones, or buying out a competitor's dungeons, things like keeping balance by "seeding" a dungeon with monsters and loot, or maintaining a dungeon by keeping out vandals, predators, vermin and the like. You'd be in charge of even the day-to-day running of the company, handling things like customer complaints/lawsuits, advertising campaigns, payrolls and the like.
well it's not a game..... it's real life. You start off in a bar and you play this guy in a game of pool. Each round you get a little bit more sloppily drunk and you start hitting on your opponents girlfriend. Your opponent gets angry. It ends with you getting in a fight with your opponent in the parking lot. You win and take his girl home. You wake up feeling hung over........ and you notice that you have crabs. Then the sequel "Going to the Store to Get Medication". Give it some time. You might see it on XBL.