If you died and God said...
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I'm going to say Final Fantasy X.
I put in over 70 hours just completing it, without much creature collection, or trying to beat the Dark Aeons. Then by the time I'd done everything there is to do, it would have been so long since I started that I'd have no problem starting over again.
I put in over 70 hours just completing it, without much creature collection, or trying to beat the Dark Aeons. Then by the time I'd done everything there is to do, it would have been so long since I started that I'd have no problem starting over again.
Theres an old saying "Hell is being in a room with your best friend for eternity." (or words to that effect). So I would chose a game I hate for no other reason to keep me sane, repetition is the fastest way to insanity.
Probably Command and Conquer 4.
Probably Command and Conquer 4.
Minecraft
or an open world game where you hole up in a house and defend against zombies
FOREVER
or an open world game where you hole up in a house and defend against zombies
FOREVER
Fallout New Vegas, I suppose. Or a later installment, assuming I won't die in the next few years.
I'm assuming the GECK is included, in which case I'd spend all my time learning how to mod the game effectively. Since the afterlife is for eternity, I'd have a functioning scale model of the entire earth after a few millenia...
If you had asked me the same question two years ago I would have looked at you like you were mad when you mentioned 'no multiplayer'. I'm a social person, being stuck in an awesome game world with no one to share it with is my own special kind of hell. Fallout 3 was the only game that ever changed that for me. Maybe it's the world, maybe it's the characters, maybe it's just the idea of a post apocalyptic society... it seems alarmingly real.
I'm assuming the GECK is included, in which case I'd spend all my time learning how to mod the game effectively. Since the afterlife is for eternity, I'd have a functioning scale model of the entire earth after a few millenia...
If you had asked me the same question two years ago I would have looked at you like you were mad when you mentioned 'no multiplayer'. I'm a social person, being stuck in an awesome game world with no one to share it with is my own special kind of hell. Fallout 3 was the only game that ever changed that for me. Maybe it's the world, maybe it's the characters, maybe it's just the idea of a post apocalyptic society... it seems alarmingly real.
