So you just died (trust me this thread is about gaming)

[triggrhappy94]

Like I was saying, You just died, but there's a bright side. Your brain was preserved, and the scientist/burial people can put your mind (and the minds of your closest loved ones) into one game. There you will live in the game, kinda like the Matrix, and never really die. You'll just continue living, if you die in the game you'll just respawn and if you reach the end then you get a new game+.

Personally, I'd choose Minecraft or Fallout or Oblivion.

 

[otakon17]

Probably Fallout for myself. Although I'd probably shit myself fighting Deathclaws in a virtual reality.

 

[Olorune]

Fallout: New Vegas or Grand Theft Auto IV. Kill whenever I want and there's plenty of things to do. I could never get bored. Of course I mean both PC versions; gotta have mah mawds!

 

[silver wolf009]

Either Minecraft or Spiderman: Web of Shadows. I'd love to feel what web swinging actually feels like. Must be glorious... *Day dreams.*

 

[TheSolemnHypnotic]

Anything by Square so I can look freakishly pretty and be justifiably angsty.

 

[triggrhappy94]

Probably Fallout for myself. Although I'd probably shit myself fighting Deathclaws in a virtual reality.

Not if you have the Rat Slayer. The thing drops them in a couple shots, every shot is critical hit, silencer, and night vision scope. The only down side though is that you have to fight through some of the most vicious rats in the game to get it.

 

[Tremore]

The Witcher Saga, Mass Effect, Saints Row 2, Red Faction Series and of course Fallout.

 

[Qtoy]

Half-Life 2, mid-street war to Episode 3. Being a rebel and being involved in a street war seems cool.
After Half-Life, I want Fallout: New Vegas. It'd be neat.

Also, while I like the idea of Minecraft, Endermen and other things scare the stuffing out of me, so no.

 

[unindexedsearchengine]

preferably anything made by bioware or blizzard, and definitely an rpg (not jrpg, that would be like hell or worse)

 

[natster43]

Assassin's Creed verse. Just to jackass around in the animus and be in a game within a game.

 

[CommieX]

So it's more or less a question of "what game could I play forever and ever and never get bored?"

If so, I'd probably pick something like Nethack, where the game is different every time and there will always be a challenge present.

Of course, depending on how permadeath works on my mental state that could end up being a very bad decision...

 

[Flyingchciken93]

Assassins creed: brotherhood, Red dead redemption, Minecraft, or kinda of a garys mod where i control everything.

 

[Flyingchciken93]

Assassins creed: brotherhood, Red dead redemption, Minecraft, or kinda of a garys mod where i control everything.

 

[triggrhappy94]

So it's more or less a question of "what game could I play forever and ever and never get bored?"

I wouldnt really say that. Its more, "What game do you want to live in" or "What game would be hevan for you if you had to choose".

 

[CommieX]

So it's more or less a question of "what game could I play forever and ever and never get bored?"

I wouldnt really say that. Its more, "What game do you want to live in" or "What game would be hevan for you if you had to choose".

Ahhh.

I change my answer to Oblivion then.

 

[Ultress]

Harem with my avatar girls sign me up

 

[triggrhappy94]

Assassin's Creed verse. Just to jackass around in the animus and be in a game within a game.

A game inside another game, I love it!

 

[ZeroMachine]

Oh god... Hm...

Hell, probably Azeroth. I'm a sucker for the world. I'm thinking of getting a month of game time to just explore for a while. Can I change class and race while I'm in the world? (In any game world where that applies?)

 

[AnarchistFish]

Funny people are saying Fallout [http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Calvert_(brain)]


Although I'd probably agree. You couldn't do much though.

Probably Mass Effect or AC then

Edit: Oh, you're not a brain in the game? Still one of those three though.

 

[CrystalShadow]

Hmm... Well, taking the scenario literally, there's a few issues:

Firstly, mods - can the game be modded, and if so, how much of it could you do from within the game itself? (Eg. Dev console or the like.)

Secondly, single-player, or multiplayer? - A multiplayer game tends to be incredibly boring without other people logged on, but single-player will get incredibly lonely and tedious given how stupid AI tends to be...

If I were to go with something where I might be able to lead some kind of semi-interesting existence long term, probably something like Second Life...

But as to things that are more typically thought of as actual games... Uh... Hmm. Tough one.

I can't think of many games with enough content not to get insanely bored quite quickly.
( I mean, how many games are still interesting if you've essentially been playing them 24/7 for 2-3 years, let alone longer?)

Something Like X3 might last a while, but the lack of any presence on a human scale would be a little annoying after a while.

Final Fantasy is inarguably great if all you care about is superficial appearances... XD

Um, personally, I guess some kind of RPG, or a star trek game (except that most of the games suck).

So... If I have to choose a game... I'm not really sure.

If I can generally be uploaded to a computer generated environment of some kind, I want one that includes programming tools that I can use from within the environment.

The more things I can re-arrange without having to take the system offline, the better.

But I guess that wasn't really the intent of the question.