Favorite game world?
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Not sure probably the one in the longest journey and dreamfall (yeah I know its two worlds but if Mass Effect can count as a world then this can to.)
Other than that I do really like the Ar Tonelico world and Arcana of steamworks and magick obscura is good as well.
Other than that I do really like the Ar Tonelico world and Arcana of steamworks and magick obscura is good as well.
I personally am becoming enthralled with the world of Dark Souls...although the intentional vagueness can be annoying sometimes. And is it just me or do we know absolutely nothing about Gravelord Nito? I thought that he was supposed to lead a Covenant, but when I jumped down he started to fight me right away. Did I do something wrong?
Mass Effect for being memorable and making me care about it.
Bioshock for its superb atmosphere.
Warcraft for making a fantastic fantasy world. Hear that, Dragon Age, Amalur, Skyrim?
Bastion for ... everything. Being familiar but mysterious at the same time, gorgeous, making me care, not overstaying its welcome.
Bioshock for its superb atmosphere.
Warcraft for making a fantastic fantasy world. Hear that, Dragon Age, Amalur, Skyrim?
Bastion for ... everything. Being familiar but mysterious at the same time, gorgeous, making me care, not overstaying its welcome.
I've said it once on a similar thread before and I'll say it again. The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker is undoubtly my favorite game world. I mean the tropical island locals and the breathtaking art style visuals, plus fantastic soundtrack that acompanies each island just makes it one of the most enjoyable places that I've ever explored.
However if I had to say what my second favorite game local was it would probably have to be Brutal Legend because driving around in the Deuce, mowing down random creatures, and viewing the heavy metal styled world, while listening to Kickstart my Heart rocked so much.
Also, even though I'm not very far into the game yet, since I just bought it recently, exploring the Bionis in Xenoblade Chronicles is slowly starting to make me think that it is my third favorite game world. I just explored almost all of Guar Plain and it is undeniably stunning just how large of an area it is. Also, the amazing music that acompanies each location, expecially the Guar Plain, just makes you want to explore and see all the sights that there are to see.
However if I had to say what my second favorite game local was it would probably have to be Brutal Legend because driving around in the Deuce, mowing down random creatures, and viewing the heavy metal styled world, while listening to Kickstart my Heart rocked so much.
Also, even though I'm not very far into the game yet, since I just bought it recently, exploring the Bionis in Xenoblade Chronicles is slowly starting to make me think that it is my third favorite game world. I just explored almost all of Guar Plain and it is undeniably stunning just how large of an area it is. Also, the amazing music that acompanies each location, expecially the Guar Plain, just makes you want to explore and see all the sights that there are to see.
Lord of the Rings Online and Fallen Earth
There's no single player game I can think of that comes close to the sheer size and scope of a good MMO world, and those two are my favourites - worlds where I'll often step off the questing/levelling treadmill and just enjoy my surroundings.
There's no single player game I can think of that comes close to the sheer size and scope of a good MMO world, and those two are my favourites - worlds where I'll often step off the questing/levelling treadmill and just enjoy my surroundings.
Termina from Majora's Mask. Mainly because wherever you are, regardless of how scenic, there's always the threat of the moon. Had an interesting variety of areas and still managed to maintain the best atmosphere of any LoZ game. Also Clock Town has amazing music.
I'm extremely fond of the Dragon Age universe, almost obsessively so, though there are times where it really... tests our relationship. No other game world comes close.
Azeroth. Just because of how damn beautiful and diverse the world is. I challenge you to find a more diverse game world. I dare you.
(By Azeroth I mean Outland too, of course.)
(By Azeroth I mean Outland too, of course.)
Little Big Adventure 2 - It has aliens dressed in cactus costumes, elephants in bikinis and cars that shoot bouncy balls. Seriously, who wouldn't want to live there? Similarly, Skies of Arcadia. Flying pirate ships? Hell Yes!
In all seriousness though, I would have to go with something ridiculous like this. As much as I love games like The elder scrolls and Bioware's current titles they contain way too much intolerance to be somewhere I'd want to live. I love spending time there as a gamer, but I'm not looking to move...
In all seriousness though, I would have to go with something ridiculous like this. As much as I love games like The elder scrolls and Bioware's current titles they contain way too much intolerance to be somewhere I'd want to live. I love spending time there as a gamer, but I'm not looking to move...
Id have to say the Elder Scrolls universe is the most interesting, such a rich history and diversity of cultures in the world. And it doesnt hurt that the gameplay is loads of fun. Also the Assassins Creed universe is pretty cool.
My first choice is the Pokemon world, I would become the champion/dictator of the world in seconds what with nearly everyone in that world not doing any traveling to improve their teams, plus I could fly/surf with my eventual team of giant monsters... being a 2D sprite would be rather unfortunate though
My second choice would the world of Legend of Zelda: Windwaker
A colorful world where I could sail to my hearts content? Not a bad place to be in my opinion (Assuming I had similar tools to Link)
My second choice would the world of Legend of Zelda: Windwaker
Probably Bioshock for me. The game itself isn't so scary, but the enviroment and the little noises that comes from it, the shrill shreak from splicers or the groan of metal work against the pressure from the ocean, really sold it for me.
The World of the Elder Scrolls
A series that not only acknowledges the 4th wall, and interacts with it, but has integrated it into its own lore and mythology, and has done so in a way that is both clever, un-obvious, to the point were most wont ever see it.
gods are other gods, people time travel, loading saves is something your character actually does,
A series that not only acknowledges the 4th wall, and interacts with it, but has integrated it into its own lore and mythology, and has done so in a way that is both clever, un-obvious, to the point were most wont ever see it.
gods are other gods, people time travel, loading saves is something your character actually does,
Oh crud, this is one of those things I've thought a lot about. But now that I'm asked on the spot, I can't think of the first and foremost ones quickly and easily offhand.
First one that comes to mind is obviously Pokemon.
I would kind of love to live in the Tales of Symphonia world. It's not a very nice place, but I love the people in it. Flaws and all.
Disgaea would be pretty fun, too.
Most Nintendo worlds, really. Pokemon, Mario, Zelda, Kirby, ect.
Gensokyo. I definitely want to be transported there.
First one that comes to mind is obviously Pokemon.
I would kind of love to live in the Tales of Symphonia world. It's not a very nice place, but I love the people in it. Flaws and all.
Disgaea would be pretty fun, too.
Most Nintendo worlds, really. Pokemon, Mario, Zelda, Kirby, ect.
Gensokyo. I definitely want to be transported there.