Input on what sort of game you'd be interested in
06-27-2016, 07:23 AM
#3 all the way, as for your follow ups:
- Would you be more open to a game focused only on dinosaurs over one containing both modern and prehistoric (including dinosaurs)
- Dinosaurs only is a-okay with me. Need more dinosaur based games.
- As a feature for an ecosim, if you had a choice between playing as an animal (most likely a real species) in a world you designed, OR having a very simplistic mix-match creature creation system, which would you choose?*
I'd be more open to an Impossible Creature like mixnmatch system; but really, I'd be fine with EITHER if they worked well.
EDIT:
Have you ever played SimLife? It's like the grandparent of Spore. You control absolutely everything in a world; creatures, ecosystems, etc. It's an older game so you can bet those graphics were 2D and very simplistic. I'd love a spiritual successor, as Spore certainly wasn't.
- Would you be more open to a game focused only on dinosaurs over one containing both modern and prehistoric (including dinosaurs)
- Dinosaurs only is a-okay with me. Need more dinosaur based games.
- As a feature for an ecosim, if you had a choice between playing as an animal (most likely a real species) in a world you designed, OR having a very simplistic mix-match creature creation system, which would you choose?*
I'd be more open to an Impossible Creature like mixnmatch system; but really, I'd be fine with EITHER if they worked well.
EDIT:
Have you ever played SimLife? It's like the grandparent of Spore. You control absolutely everything in a world; creatures, ecosystems, etc. It's an older game so you can bet those graphics were 2D and very simplistic. I'd love a spiritual successor, as Spore certainly wasn't.
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When a girl wears my coat,
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"There's one thing I cannot determine:
When a girl wears my coat,
She's a person of note.
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