The perfect game for you would be....
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A first person puzzler/RPG/strategy/3D platformer/shooter based in an alternate timeline where dinosaurs survived and humans learned to domesticate some them. Then, alien refugees come to Earth, and because of the primitive (dinosaur) life, they believe they can just land and take the resources they need. Wrong.
You can play on the Earth side or the alien side. Human side can control people and dinosaurs, alien side can control aliens and robots. The humans obviously have the advantage of brute strength and numbers, as well as endurance and knowledge of the planet, while aliens have the advantage of higher technology and maybe some kind of stealth.
Of course, the RPG elements would play the largest role, with the ability to change alliances, etc. and make the game your own. The part I would look forward to most would to be a dinosaur and join the alien side. Then I could be a dinosaur with a laser on my head. Hell yeah.
Thoughts?
You can play on the Earth side or the alien side. Human side can control people and dinosaurs, alien side can control aliens and robots. The humans obviously have the advantage of brute strength and numbers, as well as endurance and knowledge of the planet, while aliens have the advantage of higher technology and maybe some kind of stealth.
Of course, the RPG elements would play the largest role, with the ability to change alliances, etc. and make the game your own. The part I would look forward to most would to be a dinosaur and join the alien side. Then I could be a dinosaur with a laser on my head. Hell yeah.
Thoughts?
Bravo... give us the damn Normandy already!quack35 said:
We have the most awesome ship in the galaxy at our disposal and we get a vehicle section that playes like Snore Wars: Attack of the Snails.
My perfect game would be the ones I've been wanting to make a for a long time.
Perfect game to come out from a trained developer would be
A true Blue Guerrilla Combat Game, preferably set in an alternate dimension in the Vietnam Era...
Perfect game to come out from a trained developer would be
A true Blue Guerrilla Combat Game, preferably set in an alternate dimension in the Vietnam Era...
If only I could be a designer T~T
I want a game where you play as a bear, let's get that straight. 3rd person view, 3D, of course. How about gladiator style armor? And a glaive-hammer weapon or something. And, I don't know, something a bit like Okami, but not quite, different myths and puzzles and enemies and stuff, I guess. This would be shit-tastic. Puzzle Adventure? Something like that I guess. But the main point of it is-
You play as a fuggin' grizzly bear with a glaive-hammer. That's what I want.
I want a game where you play as a bear, let's get that straight. 3rd person view, 3D, of course. How about gladiator style armor? And a glaive-hammer weapon or something. And, I don't know, something a bit like Okami, but not quite, different myths and puzzles and enemies and stuff, I guess. This would be shit-tastic. Puzzle Adventure? Something like that I guess. But the main point of it is-
You play as a fuggin' grizzly bear with a glaive-hammer. That's what I want.
A post-apocalyptic survival horror/RPG game where the zombies follow all the rules, as seen in the Zombie Survival Guide, and where you have to do all the things to survive that you would have to do IRL. In short, the perfect game for me would be a fully authentic zombie apocalypse experience.
"I end up sliding the difficulty down out of impatience rather than anything else."miracleofsound said:
Exactly. Is that so hard? I play with the slider a bit lower than the middle, nothing wrong with that. Its such a simple fix. Ofcourse, I guess all other TES fans have God complexes.
It is a simple fix, but shouldn't it be the Devs' job to make a game that is properly balanced and fun on the normal difficulty setting?Kiutu said:
I can only speak for myself but Fallout 3 felt like it did this much better.
It was insanely tough on first playthrough until you hit around level 8 or 9. Everything had to be meticulously micro-managed but as my character got more XP and new perks it started to open up and get easier, which felt like I was getting places.
I guess I just like my RPGs that way. Difficulty curve through clever level design or enemy AI, as opposed to Trolls with 1 million health that stagger you with EVERY kick.
That's another thing... I hope they get rid of that damn stagger mechanic. So frustrating!
This, and also an open world survival horror game (think GTA 4 with zombies), and there's multiplayer but it's not required.DeadlyYellow said:
A passion inspiring (mostly linear) fantasy epic with a seemless interface. (and no multiplayer)
As somebody who's made TES plugins, I have to say that this is less a problem with scaling and more a problem with how Bethesda RPG design favors giving mobs a bazillion hitpoints. Even some non-scalable mobs will require three dozen arrows to bring down.miracleofsound said:
I broached the topic a few times when I was messing around with developing my own. It's tricky business to realize right, and it's essentially multiple isolated games in one.Insanum said:
A snail that has to move over ridiculous terrain. Seriously, who thought it was good idea to make the player climb so many mountains with the Mako? Sometimes you just get stuck halfway up. And the boosters on the Mako are useless.miracleofsound said:
Also the Mako's shields take forever to recharge.
