Games are Banned. You may keep one...
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Civilization V, I'd have to say; but under the theoretical system, I'd probably be banging my head against the wall all day, every day. I sometimes get bored or frustrated with a game, not play it for awhile,then play it again when a few other games go it's path, repeat. Not going to end well.
Now that, that's a good idea. I guess I could pull what Montag from Fahrenheit 451 pulled and hide video games in a cubbyhole in above my bathroom mirrors. I'd report to Big Brother that I am keeping Red Dead Redemption, or some other Xbox title, and thus get to keep my Xbox. I'll still have my PC, because they have other uses, so Big Brother won't want to take it away.Tuesday Night Fever said:
Then I live! We can all do that. OR start a revolution. Cause at that point, Michelle Bachmann would be in power, and we can't have any of that!
If i can get Skyrim, that. Mods will keep me playing for millenia if i could live that long. I'm assuming that online mod hosting will still be there. And if not, hey, i can mod in all my awesome stuff myself. If not, Morrowind. Still my #1 all-time favorite PC game.
Morrowind, but I'd have to get used to playing it again. The last time I tried to, it was so hard to get into.
It would have to be Minecraft.
The game map is theoretically eight times the surface area of the earth before the world generating code essentially reaches critical mass and can't perform coherent calculations.
Even if you started now, you would not be able to explore all of it in a single lifetime. Yes, this game is so big there is no possibility that will see the entire game world before you die. That's replayability friends.
The game map is theoretically eight times the surface area of the earth before the world generating code essentially reaches critical mass and can't perform coherent calculations.
Even if you started now, you would not be able to explore all of it in a single lifetime. Yes, this game is so big there is no possibility that will see the entire game world before you die. That's replayability friends.
Portal. yeah, its short and i may get sick of it, but i never beat anything but the main story.
i would keep it not only for the challenge levels though, but also because im not sure anyone else will be keeping it- and someone needs to hold on to the mona lisa of games for the next generation!
i would keep it not only for the challenge levels though, but also because im not sure anyone else will be keeping it- and someone needs to hold on to the mona lisa of games for the next generation!
I love that game so much :3
Let's pretend I own WoW, and I'll go with that.
I'd want it to be something I've never really played but which I could see putting a lot of time into, and WoW fits that description.
I'd want it to be something I've never really played but which I could see putting a lot of time into, and WoW fits that description.
The upcoming Star Wars: The Old Republic. That way new content will keep coming out and it wont quite feel like I'm stuck with one game.
I would keep Medieval 2:Total war and kingdoms
That is seriously all I have been playing, At all, for about 3 months.
Of course Skyrim will probably get me back to my console for a bit but... meh.
That is seriously all I have been playing, At all, for about 3 months.
Of course Skyrim will probably get me back to my console for a bit but... meh.
