and why?
You got me thinking about the next stage.
How long could one live in GTA, knowing that everyone else is an NPC, before they became a monster that could not be safely pulled back into reality?
Let’s be honest, if we know we’re in a world with little to no consequence, and all the people around us will just respawn every day with no memory of what happened, we’re probably going to do some fucked up shit just because we wouldn’t get a chance in the real world. Could one retain their humanity living as a god in a fake world?
Roller Coaster Tycoon. I want to stay on Mr. Bones Wild Ride. 💀
WoW. Plenty to keep me occupied.
Monster Hunter. They live in harmony with nature, no one ever really dies, and the food looks amazing.
Factorio, because the factory must grow.
Plus multiplayer among like minded is fun.
This is the only acceptable answer never ending factory and now space
Elite Dangerous. Ultimate sandbox. If by living within the game I could have all the little extras that the developers never put in, I’d be set, and take off exploring.
CrossCode would be rather fitting.
Roblox. What isn’t in that game at this point?
Harem Hotel, but only as the main character!
Minecraft. The world isn’t infinite, but it’s really damn big.
Sure but everything would be blocky and you would be stuck with villagers saying hmm all the time. Unless you decide to live alone with the lights always on so a creeper, enderman or zombie doesn’t get you.
Elder Scrolls Online
base game Skyrim: Hell
my version of modded Skyrim: Heaven
Black Desert Online, as if real life wasn’t pay-to-win enough
Vice City.
Cruise and listen to tunes.
Something in-game scriptable, so I could mould it for variety. Space Engineers maybe?
And after a couple of days you get a message that your PCU just ran out…
Ah yes. I’d have to ask for uncapped PCU. Being part of the simulation, I’d not notice any lag as my consciousness would lag with it.
