LMU Uncle Alfred on 29 October 2014
| HylianSwordsman said: You all don't dream big enough. 1. A truly fully immersive virtual reality game. Something like Sword Art Online, but without the dying in real life. As real as the Matrix, but as easy to get out of as pulling off a helmet, and in a world nothing like our own. 2. A game with AI intelligent enough to be a dungeon master, like one of those RPG Maker programs, except the computer does it all for you and is smart enough to write compelling RPG stories. On top of this, the game would be online, and you would play different roles depending on what part of the story you wanted to play, and different parts of the story could be playing out at the same time. So while you're the hero setting out from his hometown, in that same instance of the game, different people are playing the party members you'll eventually meet, or someone might be the villain taking over the kingdom, or a princess waiting to be saved. Players would take a personality test before hand and the computer would write their characters and the overall story around their personalities. Meanwhile countless other instances of the game have other players playing other characters in other stories. 3. For video games to be accepted as an art form, respected worldwide by everyone, seen by most people as having the most potential of any art form. |
To quote Crisis Core "Unatainable dreams are the best kind."
And that bodes true, although I'm definitely not saying none of those wishes can't come true. But we don't stop living until we think all our dreams are finished.
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