The game of your dreams

[way2sl0w]

Dead Island with that asinine coop business removed but add in the tone from that trailer and moral choice system of Bioshock (like whether or not to look for antidote to save your wife or just leave her behind). Also, making the 'good' choice should increase the game's difficulty over being 'evil'.

 

[cthulhuspawn82]

I would love to see a PC game based on the Pathfinder tabletop RPG. One that is an exact, line for line conversion of the rules. Not something like Neverwinter Nights that changes things a bit.

If I got that I would be so happy I wouldn't care what the plot was.

Speaking of direct conversions from a tabletop games to PC, how awesome would it be if Warhammer did that? Buy a 50 dollar game and get to make the exact same armies people pay thousands for in real life.

I wish there were more games that were simply per-existing table-top games with a PC interface. I can hardly think of any.

 

[Gatx]

My imagination is lacking this morning.

I'm a sucker for a good zombie game so..... A zombie MMORPG would be great for me :3

I described this in another thread similar to this as "The walking dead MMORPG" something that focusses on survival more than just running and gunning down zombies, which gets tedious and boring.....

Ever tried "Dead Frontier"? Your character has a hunger meter in addition to health and need to venture into the city for scraps of food, ammo, and medical supplies, which you can then use on yourself or sell. There's lots of depth to it that adds to the immersion like, being able to pick a "producer" class who is less skilled at fighting and produces an item of food per day, or a cook who is able to make inedible food drops like rotten meat or w/e edible.

this but diffrent
each team picks a general the general builds armys and weapons and tanks and stuff and provides support for the fps players -each player could control a squad like rainbow six -

That sounds sort of like Savage/Savage 2.

 

[Ch@Z]

A Bioware RPG that uses Frozen Synapse's turn-based combat system. I guaranty it would blow every game ever made out of the water.

 

[theSteamSupported]

An action-adventure game with equal amounts of platform, FPS and RPG elements. The setting has to be a fine mix between scifi and fantasy, like Stargate, Doctor Who, Artemis Fowl and the original Dragonball comics to mention a few examples.

A Modern Warfare game depicting the rebellion in Libya or Syria would also be neat. If American soldiers aren't involved, only rebels versus regime, even better.

 

[SoranMBane]

A working version of Fallout: New Vegas is about as close to my dream game as I can imagine; a sci-fi, open-world action-RPG with tons of roleplaying options (both in terms of gameplay and your character's personality), compelling themes, great writing, and interesting characters. The only things New Vegas could really have done better (besides actually working, of course) would be to remove the karma system entirely and make the Legion a bit less unambiguously evil, make exploration a bit more rewarding somehow, and by giving the game a better tutorial, probably something more akin to Fallout 3's growing up in the Vault sequence. If this revised super version of Fallout: New Vegas ever happened, I would probably never be able to play anything else, or, really, do anything but play it.

 

[J-dog42]

Personally, I would love Just Cause 2, but bigger and better. It would need more variety and some more interesting missions. So here's hoping for JC3.

 

[Sansha]

A Fallout MMO designed like Fallout3 and New Vegas running on the Skyrim engine, with the game world being the entire post-apocalyptic United States. Vegas, LA, Capital Wasteland, New York, etc.

Maybe Canada and Mexico as well.

 

[Lawbringer]

Mix

I bet you know the Total War series and Europa Universalis series. Most bluntly: battles from Total War + diplomacy from EU + tech tree from Hearts of Iron 3. Good God, that would be godly.
And to spice things up, map and campaign mechanics from Civilization series. Imagine leading a batallion of tanks against chariots, haha

Good god man, you've been delving my mind! I was talking about this to a friend last night and this is almost exactly what I said! Civilization: Total war would be epic. 6000 years of human development done Civ style, but battles and army-building done Total War style.

Especially if you added a co-op element where you could have one player as the general and your friends as leaders of each of the squads in battles or governors of cities/colonies on the strategy map.

I dream of leading the squad of snipers on the hill just waiting for Ghandhi's spearmen to come marching across the horizon. Then when they turn tail and run? call in the air support...

 

[Sansha]

A working version of Fallout: New Vegas is about as close to my dream game as I can imagine; a sci-fi, open-world action-RPG with tons of roleplaying options (both in terms of gameplay and your character's personality), compelling themes, great writing, and interesting characters. The only things New Vegas could really have done better (besides actually working, of course) would be to remove the karma system entirely and make the Legion a bit less unambiguously evil, make exploration a bit more rewarding somehow, and by giving the game a better tutorial, probably something more akin to Fallout 3's growing up in the Vault sequence. If this revised super version of Fallout: New Vegas ever happened, I would probably never be able to play anything else, or, really, do anything but play it.

New Vegas has a lot of points over Fallout3. What sticks out for me is how you can sit down and have long conversations with your followers. Learn about them, help them with their own shit and generally feel like you have a friend instead of a hired gun. The followers in Fallout3, while there's certainly effort in them, feel a bit paper.

That said, I prefer Fallout3. I prefer the setting, and I feel so much more at home in Megaton than anywhere in the Mohave.
New Vegas' mechanics in Fallout3 would be just fuckin' delightful.

 

[swordandbass]

A game based in the world of the Wheel of Time. Made by Bethesda and Bioware (without EA being involved) with a dash of Valve. Character types include wolfs, Ogiers, Trolloc, Myrddraal, and humans of both genders with and without the ability to channel. You can pick to have the ability to channel (the spark) or learn to channel (occurs randomly before the last battle patch/DLC). You can choose which country your character comes from and what their status is in that country, all the way down to the village for the most diverse background information, political, and social beliefs.

As a new channeler your character needs to learn control over their power and how to use it. moving through the ranks of Aes Sedai, starting with Novice taking the test to Accepted and finally the test into Aes Sedai. The same applies to Wise Ones of the Aiel, and Atha'an Miere. DLC will make it possible to become a Trolloc, Myrddraal.

If a male channeler character is made in the earlier stages of the game they will have to contented with the taint on Saidin, unless you take up with the Dark One who offers the only protection until the Dragon cleanses Saidin.

All continents should be available when the game is first released.

Leveling is based on use of skills that open more options on the skills trees kinda like what the creators of The Secret World are going for.

It's a massive game with a time line of releases similar to World of Warcraft but without the tedious and time consuming aspects of grinding.

 

[Joccaren]

As I've said many times before, my dream game is an RTS cross FPS on a galactic scale [True Galactic, not 'You can go to 100 planets that are 1% the size they would be' galactic] with many different alien races and different factions per race with at least BF3 level graphics and spanning from prehistoric to far future without an actual era system and such.
CBF with the details or W/E now, but yeah. Would be epic.

 

[DanteLives]

A Hitman-like game which does not involve killing, but busting spoiled brats who mic spam and play games they're too young for.

 

[Ziame]

RTS vs FPS
A multiplayer game where one team consists of 1 player who plays like a standard rts. He builds a base, collects resources, and builds an army of npcs.
On the 2nd team a bunch of players run around and harass the RTS player until they can destroy his base.

I think that would be interesting to play on either side.

this but diffrent
each team picks a general the general builds armys and weapons and tanks and stuff and provides support for the fps players -each player could control a squad like rainbow six -

try Battlezone 2

 

[daveman247]

I'm sure i have posted these before but:

-Basically bladerunner: The game. A sandbox game where you have to hunt replicants. Possibly some detective work like in LA Noir, but better. And you can completey fuck it up and can end up killing the wrong person/ them escaping.

- Basically: Judge dredd: The game. Playing as a judge in megacity arresting/capping perps would be sweet. Add in an expanded "random crime generator" like they had in true crime 2: Golden.

 

[daveman247]

the legion

I agree. All the other factions are a bit more grey, but the legion are just blatently evil.

Also yeah, the karma system was a bit broken. I stole everything and wiped out most of the factions but was still classed as jesus for some reason.

 

[LiquidSolstice]

The 3rd person combat from Gears of War, the open world of Just Cause 2, the multiple world system of Mass Effect, the quality/authenticity of the story from the Assassin's Creed series, the stealth abilities of Splinter Cell, destruction abilities of Battlefield, the ability to take any vehicle you see fit as in GTA IV, and finally, the driving physics of Forza.

What's the objective? Well, to be pretty fucking honest....with a mix of the above, do you even need an objective?