weird modern day RPG directed by David Lynch >_>
Theme for Bioware next game series(Possibly Next gen)?
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Dazaster Dellus
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#52
Posté 28 décembre 2011 - 06:36
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Steampunk RPGs with a more sandbox style gameplay.
We need more of those.... at the very least we need more Steampunk RPGs.
We need more of those.... at the very least we need more Steampunk RPGs.
#53
Posté 28 décembre 2011 - 11:06
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Espionage would be another interesting theme for Bioware to try. Not like Alpha Protocol though. Maybe a futuristic espionage or ancient times espionage. Mixed in with something else to give it an original style. Maybe like......a cross between Splinter Cell and 007, but in an alternate future, with rpg elements, hand to hand combat, weapons combat, stealth, gadgets, etc. Toss it into one giant, highly detailed, living sandbox world with additional areas to add on through DLC.
#54
Posté 29 décembre 2011 - 01:37
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How about a superhero rpg?
Hear me out. I don't mean an outlandish game that sees us flying around in a cape and shooting lasers from our eyes. It would be something closer to hardcore sci-fi, in a sandbox setting, where you get the choice to take up the mantle of a hero, or to ignore pleas for help and instead go your own renegade way. Bioware loves that dichotomy anyway and it would play out well in a superhero story.
Perhaps we could mutate our character in one several different ways, each one being a class of hero, each with its own skill tree. And yeah, I'm channeling Nolan here, because I admire how he's the only director to attempt a serious take on the superhero genre. Bioware could do it too.
Hear me out. I don't mean an outlandish game that sees us flying around in a cape and shooting lasers from our eyes. It would be something closer to hardcore sci-fi, in a sandbox setting, where you get the choice to take up the mantle of a hero, or to ignore pleas for help and instead go your own renegade way. Bioware loves that dichotomy anyway and it would play out well in a superhero story.
Perhaps we could mutate our character in one several different ways, each one being a class of hero, each with its own skill tree. And yeah, I'm channeling Nolan here, because I admire how he's the only director to attempt a serious take on the superhero genre. Bioware could do it too.
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#55
Posté 29 décembre 2011 - 01:40
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Elton John is dead wrote...
saMOOrai182 wrote...
Steampunk RPG.
Pretty much this but with a dark theme to it as well. There seems to be a lack of such games.
DarthCaine wrote...
Steam/Cyber punk
You have my vote.Skypezee wrote...
Steampunk RPGs with a more sandbox style gameplay.
We need more of those.... at the very least we need more Steampunk RPGs.
Also hoping for a good Victorian horror RPG, or something Lovecraft-inspired.
Modifié par naughty99, 29 décembre 2011 - 01:41 .
#56
Posté 29 décembre 2011 - 03:45
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Dazaster Dellus wrote...
Espionage would be another interesting theme for Bioware to try. Not like Alpha Protocol though. Maybe a futuristic espionage or ancient times espionage. Mixed in with something else to give it an original style. Maybe like......a cross between Splinter Cell and 007, but in an alternate future, with rpg elements, hand to hand combat, weapons combat, stealth, gadgets, etc. Toss it into one giant, highly detailed, living sandbox world with additional areas to add on through DLC.
I always liked the idea of a James Bond RPG, not the new Bond but the old school Bond with gadgets, flamboyant villians and henchmen with metal teeth, I know it is probably never going to happen however if done right I think it could make for a pretty good game.
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Posté 29 décembre 2011 - 02:20
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EDIT: Woah jeez, I got Steampunk mixed up with cyberpunk.
My point still stands though, I'd rather Bioware made a cyberpunk Rpg than a Steampunk Rpg because the problem with Steampunk is that sometimes it ends up being too high fantasy and unrealistic.
EDIT: Mind you though even cyberpunk has its own problems. A lot of cyberpunk fiction ends up with having really boring lore/universe and it can sometimes come off as trying too hard to be edgy.
My point still stands though, I'd rather Bioware made a cyberpunk Rpg than a Steampunk Rpg because the problem with Steampunk is that sometimes it ends up being too high fantasy and unrealistic.
EDIT: Mind you though even cyberpunk has its own problems. A lot of cyberpunk fiction ends up with having really boring lore/universe and it can sometimes come off as trying too hard to be edgy.
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#58
Posté 29 décembre 2011 - 04:39
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slimgrin wrote...
How about a superhero rpg?
Hear me out. I don't mean an outlandish game that sees flying around in a cape and shooting lasers from our eyes. It would be something closer to hardcore sci-fi, in a sandbox setting, where you get the choice to take up the mantle of a hero, or to ignore pleas for help and instead go your own renegade way. Bioware loves that dichotomy anyway and it would play out well in a superhero story.
Perhaps we could mutate our character in one several different ways, each one being a class of hero, each with its own skill tree. And yeah, I'm channeling Nolan here, because I admire how he's the only director to attempt a serious take on the superhero genre. Bioware could do it too.
I would love this. I'm actually kinda surprised no one has made a serious superhero RPG. I think it could be amazing.
