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Let's be creative and create a blueprint for a game. It's just for fun and and you can be as creative as you like. Each response can be a short paragraph or or two to get an idea so that a whole page of suggestions doesn't take over the game. But feel free to reply as many times as you want with fresh ideas. Kind of like D&D card game but without the cards or a board. But the idea is that each response is a turn that develops upon the game. It can be absolutely anything, but keep in mind the flow of story, settings, characters, and gameplay. Please reply as many times you want as there is really no turn base. Before we start we should agree on a starting theme or setting. Anyone want to start? And if anything isn't clear then just post and ask here before we get started. We can agree on an idea or just jump in and begin. Wutcha think?

The guy clearly never played Fortnite and I'm sure as hell that he never researched well on the game before making the thread and kept arguing with you. I couldn't stop laughing reading his arguments with you.

Now that i've finally beaten the game and it's dlc, i've put about 70 hours into the game, i'm only missing the long live deadsec achievement, so if i played it on playstation instead of xbox i would have platinumed the game so i've got a decent idea what i'm talking about. -> London looks beautiful and at times you really feel like you're in london because the world is full of life, having visited london myself a couple of times i can finally relate to a location. The fact that i had a high ranking police officer on my time and people would thank me for keeping the streets safe is nice touch, aswell if you have a high ranking albion officer in your time, people start calling you out, i tought that was a nice touch worth mentioning -> The recruit anyone is on paper a nice idea and for the first few hours you play the game, it's also seems to work well, however the recruiting missions could have been a little more varied if you ask me, after stealing a car or inflirtrating the same building for the third time. it get's repetitive after a while. The recruiting anybody system is a double edged sword imo, On one hand is that the game is unique to everybody on the other hand you really don't get memorable characters like in watch dogs 2. -> Once i started playing it was hard to put the game down, let's try and grab another tech point, maybe i should do another side missions or recruit somebody new, before you know it you're a couple of hours later without even knowing. -> The story is typical Ubisoft stuff, not bad but not great either, i don't think the vilians weren't even all that bad some of their ideas weren't even half bad if you ask me exept for the kelly leader bitch had to die,just to give an example there was a woman were you had to choose to let here live or shut off a machine, no matter what you choose you'll have the same outcome anyway then why even let me choose in the first place. The fact i meanly divided missions between several characters was also a nice change of pace. -> The voiceacting of the characters let's just say they are terrible, i had a woman on my team that had an indian accent and a guy who had a russian accent but damn that must be some of the worst voice acting i've heard in quite a while. Also the dialogue when you recruit somebody i don't know what drug they were on but is must be good stuff. One thing i missed aswell was interaction between fellow deadsec members sometimes you encounter one in london, why is there no interaction between the two, like why did they just pass me instead of maybe saying Hi or greeting me. -> Gameplay wise is the strongest point of the game because it's awesome, stealth is still king and your robot spider is probably your best friend and you know once you can hack drones, nothing beats taking over a couple of drones and shooting up the place but as previously mentioned more upgrades could have been integrated into the game. -> I played with permadeath on, on the default difficulty while i had a few officers die early in the game, like with any ubisoft game once you have a couple of upgrades the game becomes easier over time, i don't think i had anybody die when i was halfway trough the game. ->Let's talk about the dlc last, it's not worth 40 bucks i only paid 20 for it but it's still pushing it. Unless you really want to play as wrench or aiden in the main game, While the bloodline story was good it's not earth shattering and brings nothing new to the table, no new part of london for you to explore either, i don't know if the assasin darcy was dlc or not, she was a likeable character enough, maybe they could bring here back in future installments of assasins creed. Lastly should you buy the game, i'm going to say if you like ubisoft games or open world games this is definatly something you should look into, especially since the game can be had under 20 bucks, i paid like 18 euros for it, the amount of hours you can poor into the game is good value for money.

Alright @kingpotato shit i've been meaning to ask let's just start with these 5 for now? Who is your favourite villian in the might morphin power ranger series? Also do you have a favourite Monster? Who did you marry in Skyrim? Also who do you prefer Aela the Huntress or Mjoll the Lioness? What's your favourite beer? Cooked potatoes or deep fried? Favourite sport if any?

Obvious answer would be assasins creed since everithing historic is neatly explained in a database well in the first few games. Not really sure how many people bothered with this but in the first few games i learned quite a bit about the italian renaissance ( that i forgot mostly in the maintime ) Gran turismo always did a great job in telling car history, as far as game it's also a car encyclopedia. Maybe a more obscure one but both Endless ocean games on the wii, while gameplay wise there isen't a whole lot to it, you can explore the depts of the sea at your own pace as it simulates fish and other sea life accuratly, once you discover a new life form you can learn more about the fish you just discovered, i'm not sure how many people even played this but from what i remember it's quite a relaxing experience. But anyways you could pretty much list any game here that has deep choices to make and will make you think twice before you take action. Maybe not as educational as one thinks but imo some moral choices learn from them and take with you in real life.

Doctor Strange - 8.5/10

Ghosts of Tsushima has real world temples and shrines from Japan along with the cultural theme in-game. From what I remember, the dev team did thousands of hours of research to ensure that the cultural aspects of the story were accurately depicted.

I was just about to post the same scene - I don't know why but this is the only one that stood out to me...

Yuna and Lenne put up an incredible performance Final Fantasy X-2.

It's a good thing that you know well enough about what comes with the game. It's why the game has been a good fit for my Halloween season games.

He's indeed a good warrior alright, for being ranked 2nd on skin's ranking list, it's more the proof needed.

I never took that chance with playing Elden Ring. I needed to pick up and press harder, so I had the best I could get.

Never I installed fortnite once when I was selling an old PC, because the buyer asked me to try it out on it.

So it took a mod to intervene just to make look up the information on google... I told you about the gold bars and you just wouldnt listen, and this is not the first time that we had this conversation. For gods sake dude do your research before making a post, and if you are going to make a counter claim at least inform yourself before you do. Otherwise you are just going to make a fool of yourself like you just did.

Yu Yu Hakusho: The Movie - 9/10

Man i haven't pulled out some of this stuff in years until a few days ago, like all my european gamboy advance games are still in the moving boxes when i moved out of my parents place haha. When digging trough them looking for rpg's, i realised how amazing the cover art is on most of these. You don't see that anymore these days, unless you would read gaming magazines for the most part publishers had to sell you the game on the coverart alone, they are all good games imo and there's atleast 10 rpg's in case they haven't been mentioned already :

Well seems that everyone is recommending FF6 so I might go with that.

An absence of creatures that would trigger my trypophobia so that I could actually play at least one game in the damn series.