Video games, it depends.. But in the end challenging and fun, multiplayer wise COMPETITIVE, so many games have lost the competitive edge, it makes me pretty sad..
to be able to walk around in the world that's already inside my head and be able to show other people around in it. to create that world around me as i go. mostly i want something that's still gonna take a hundred times the cpu and video buffering we have now, and of course have something to run it on too. i want infinity. i want my own little pocket universe. i want both people that walk AND trains for them to ride. little narrow gauge ones. and really wild maze-like alternative architecture and gardens and forests. i want the challanges to be the real ones of creating and exploring, not of bloodshed and trying to destroy. i want to have fur and a tail. all the players and npc's both. and not just "cat/girl/boy" but real full anthro. most of these things already exist, but what i'm wanting is to be able to have them ALL in the SAME simulation. and yes, a sim, NOT a plotted contest or anything predifined, other then like maybe natural land contours but even those be able to manipulate with apropriate machinery. yah i'm crazy. i wan't something impossible that no one else will probably want. so i don't expect to see it any time soon. oh, and did i mention, i DON'T want it to be about cars, guns, or money. no problem about sex, as long as THAT isn't the ONLY (or even main) thing it's about either.
Sounds to me like you want a virtual reality sim of Second Life. but without the obscene amount of ad placement lol. Edit: by the way that would be kinda cool, for me a virtual reality sim of EVE online would be epic.
no. just because those words are established and the other is ad hoc, does NOT make them more right. the ness suffix, and suffixes ARE transprotable, whether we're used to the word their attatched to having them or not, conveys this feeling of having personally accomplished the heroic, which i'm sure the was the point attempting to be illustrated by coining "heroicness".
