discussion What game universe would you like to be stuck in? Like in the movie Tron.

[mrconeydog99]

Pokemon for sure. The worlds not necessarily a utopia but its darn close in its own way, aside from crazies like Team Rocket or the other organizations that you come across during regular gameplay.

Having your own pokemon team and exploring the world seems awesome. The average Pokemon human also seems to be much more durable than a regular human too (looking at you Ash).

 

[AllyFlower32]

God of war

 

[Dim]

Think I'd go for X4 or space engineers; something unique, that I could really experience.

 

[pman209]

Animal Crossing. Don't ask me why.

no need to elaborate...

 

[JadedSkywalker]

Tron Legacy with 2010 Olivia Wilde.

 

[2cool2lose]

Now is this like tron where the world expands beyond the game? Pokemon sounds awesome all ways around. But does it become more realistic? Played a table top pokemon game and you can eat pokemon and straight up murder people with pokemon. The more innocent concept could be fun too.

 

[Arachel]

Looking at some of these responses and I don't think people are adequately judging the ramifications that would come with being Tron'd into the universes. If you're not the protagonist and you're just a normal person some of these universes that people want to live in a pretty rough. Pokemon is a dystopian nightmare where at any given moment you could have your life ended and bones assimilated into a mutant sandcastle and that's just one potential threat. Cyberpunk 2077 is the definition of a dystopian society. Dungeon's and Dragons if you had no special abilities you're constantly in peril for a dragon attack or any other monster.

I'm going to go basic and say Mario, seems relatively safe as Bowser's big plots usually are just kidnap the princess and doesn't seem to have too much impact on the world.

 

[bomb john]

I think cyberpunk 2077 would be a blast

 

[User_31927]

the witcher.
fucking a witch on top of a unicorn must be awesome.

 

[c0rkscr3w]

Since you didn't specify, when choosing a world you imagine yourself a hero or at least someone with some sort of special ability, but just because you live in that world doesn't mean there's a story revolving around you. If you choose World of warcraft you could be a peon or a grunt, a little goblin toiling in a copper mine before some adventurer comes to kill you for a few bits of linen cloth. In Cyberpunk 2077 you could be a beggar on the street barely surviving before you encounter a cyberpsycho or some gang members looking to kill someone for fun.

 

[That One Guy]

It's hard to pick one but I guess if I had to choose I would probably go with Starfield?! A lot of other games to just to vicious if your an npc or mob. If I was a character/protagonist I might go with FFXIV or possibly NieR: Replicant.

 

[ApocalypseSurvivor]

no need to elaborate...

and also the mummy girl lol

 

[fantzag]

Zelda

 

[lord_xenu]

Stardew Valley because most games feature combat and statistically speaking I'd most likely end up as one of the nameless bits of cannon fodder that the main character guns down, lol

 

[Ccc]

Stardew Valley because most games feature combat and statistically speaking I'd most likely end up as one of the nameless bits of cannon fodder that the main character guns down, lol

You have a point.

 

[medi0]

Avatar the Last Airbender

 

[USER_6969]

Artificial Girl 3.

 

[Crow39]

Eternum off the top of my head

 

[Darkwing1337]

Mass Effect (pre game events of course)

 

[Sandman9]

Life is Strange. Would be interesting to be in a world with someone reversing time.