If I died and God said "Well Done good and faithful servant, come and share in your master's happiness.", then that would indicate I no longer needed video games because I won forever.
If you died and God said...
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Command and Conquer Red Alert. Unit Reporting! for all eternity with hell march looping on and on and on and on through many many millions of skirmishes. Heaven.
Well said, this.rokkolpo said:
If not the endless epic WoW is, then Halo: Reach.
The endless map possibilites, armour combinations, plus a lot of fun on Campaign and Firefight, and I have a feeling Multiplayer will be timeless like it's predesesers (Can't spell it..).
Without wasting time to look for loopholes, I'll just go with Fallout 3, since it's my favorite game.
So long as there's other non-video game stuff to do as well.
So long as there's other non-video game stuff to do as well.
I'd ask for a different god to pick up my call, preferably one that is not a complete bastard, thank you.
If that's not a choice, i don't think i'd pick any game, everything would get boring somewhere around the middle of eternity so why bother if i know how it will end. Better to go party with some other dead people. Maybe i'd ask for some self updating Adobe CS or zBrush so i could keep doodling in free time.
If that's not a choice, i don't think i'd pick any game, everything would get boring somewhere around the middle of eternity so why bother if i know how it will end. Better to go party with some other dead people. Maybe i'd ask for some self updating Adobe CS or zBrush so i could keep doodling in free time.
Mount and Blade. It never gets old and it will take an eternity to reach my goal of ruler of all of Caldera (or whatever the name of the place is).
Minecraft wouldn't be a bad time either, as you'd never run out of things to do.
Cutting multiplayer really makes it tough, though, because eventually, every single player game gets boring. I mean, I know 4 sentences ago, I said Mount and Blade never gets old. But it would. A few years of straight playing with no other game would eventually result in my having done everything. Minecraft, as well, just don't care about building something new.
So, the game (if you'll allow it) that I'd want is probably just access to Wikipedia. Constantly updated, constant news, fascinating, and decades worth of learning.
If you allow multiplayer, it'd be a tough one, between SC2, BC2, and AC2 Brotherhood (if that's as good as it looks like it's going to be). Before people accuse me of having an obvious "Game title with a letter followed by C2" bias, I would not choose Warcraft 2. Though I don't know if that ever went by WC2.
Minecraft wouldn't be a bad time either, as you'd never run out of things to do.
Cutting multiplayer really makes it tough, though, because eventually, every single player game gets boring. I mean, I know 4 sentences ago, I said Mount and Blade never gets old. But it would. A few years of straight playing with no other game would eventually result in my having done everything. Minecraft, as well, just don't care about building something new.
So, the game (if you'll allow it) that I'd want is probably just access to Wikipedia. Constantly updated, constant news, fascinating, and decades worth of learning.
If you allow multiplayer, it'd be a tough one, between SC2, BC2, and AC2 Brotherhood (if that's as good as it looks like it's going to be). Before people accuse me of having an obvious "Game title with a letter followed by C2" bias, I would not choose Warcraft 2. Though I don't know if that ever went by WC2.
