What kind of environments do you like to see in your preferred genre of video games?
Also, if anyone knows a game with large expanses of forests, please tell me the name.
>>263798905
Skyrim with mods can have nice looking environments.
>>263798905
>large expanses of forests
This
None of the environments I truly want to see don't exist yet AFAIK
Speaking of environments I fucking love them so much I love abandon looking areas thats been overturned by nature and I love cybercity playgrounds
I love old hidden temples that're cozily packed between a lot of trees
I really dont know why I'm focusing on Character art for vidya I love environments more...
>Tfw i'll never be Tor Frick
>>263798905
>Big, lush forests, devoid of all insect life
>Big, crowded cities and small, lonely-seeming settlements that actually make sense. Devoid of all insect life
>Big, crashing rivers and small flowing streams. Again, devoid of all insect life
>Dark, mysterious caves and tunnels. And by dark, I mean as dark as a hundred year old cave would be, so no recently-lit torches at ALL times.
>Devoid of all insect life
Feels good, man
>>263801298
Whats wrong with insects?
I just want a mountain that actually feels like a goddamn mountain and not a pointy hill. Like, a fucking mountain that is by itself the size of an entire 'zone'.
Speaking of forests, they are never dense enough. Stupid archaic character movement, can't have anything that requires anything more complicated than walking.
>>263798905
I like lush forests too, especially North Eastern US forests. REmake and Outbreak File 2 had pretty good forest areas, but they weren't big enough.
![stalker-2[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/aXvI5zH.jpg "stalker-2[1].jpg")
I really like the environments in STALKER. Love me some abandoned buildings were you can see nature taking everything.
>>263801790
Game looks like absolute trash
![[Screams externally].png](https://i.imgur.com/4LQhirK.jpg "[Screams externally].png")
>>263801480
Everything
>>263801873
The screenshot doesn't do it justice to be honest.
>>263798905
>What kind of environments do you like to see in your preferred genre of video games?
I like fantasy settings the most, with lush forests, mystic ruins, and creepy dungeons. Cozy towns in the middle of forests with trees in them. All the good shit.
Sci Fi settings also can be cool, but it takes a shit ton amount of detail to make them really convincing and giving you the feel to actually live in them.
>>263801790
Can you make it any brighter and blurrier?
>>263798905
I just want a really big grassy field that actually takes time to get from one side to the other.
>>263801878
It took me a while to come around to insects but they're breddy cool and useful if your an art person. Humans steal natures OC for their designsI only really like beetles though
>>263802230
I want this too
I want a character that has some extreme mobility mechanics to make it seem like It WOULD take a while to get from point A to point B in that field
Slow ass characters in big areas is stupid
Extremely mobile characters in tiny areas is even fucking stupider
>>263798905
>if anyone knows a game with large expanses of forests,
Boiling Point.
It's an open world game filled with a huge forested country, with random factions wars in the middle of said forest and forest snakes.
Anything lost, forgotten and desolated buildings. Mostly they are starting areas which is kind of a shame, but I'll always enjoy mossy dungeon.
>>263798905
Forests.
Like from "the forest" for example.
Who the fuck even likes desert levels seriously
>>263802501
Beetles are cool, it's just literally everything else that makes me want to burn down everything
Have you ever had a house centipede skitter up your leg out of nowhere?
Have you ever had dirt daubers shit fury all over your house?
Did you enjoy it when wasps built nests on and claimed your porch for themselves?
How did you take it when you saw bees crawling into holes in your porch ceiling?
What did you think of the ants that built several 3 feet deep colonies in your back yard?
The bugs that are cool are
>beetles
>bumblebees
>butterflies
>caterpillars
>moths
>dragonflies
>and only certain ones, butspiders
>>263801878
damn this nigga afraid of millipede
I like Slum like areas
Everyone should look at Feng Zhu's work or watch him paint
Hes makes great environment stuff for vidya and movies.
I wish hed go beyond the loosey production stage with some of them but they're still good
>>263802981
I do, have you seriously never been to a real desert? Sand dunes, oasis's, snakes and all that neat shit?
Nothing feels better than scorching hot sand beneath your soft feet, and feeling as if you're being sandblasted when the wind picks up
I don't know what you consider large, but a large chunk of the first Crysis game takes place in a forest.
>>263803039
Huntsmen are great, cunts track down and fuck up every other spider.
True bros
>>263798905
Tron cyberspace
Anything like Act 4 (Hell) from Diablo 2, specifically River of Flame
Towns/Cities/Places intertwined with water (like based across a lake or the ocean or a river or whatever)
Sewers that are extremely long and complex, but are really tiny in walking space.
>>263801790
Pripyat's empty buildings were fantastic.
Did you play Metro 2033 and Last Light?
MGS3 style jungles but with more focus on wild life and hunting.
>Captcha: nueclea
Also, winter landscapes.
>>263798905
I can't tell if that is a real photo or not.
I don't know why but video games have a hard time giving you this sense of scale paintings give. It's almost always vast plains and mountains with a few herbs and trees or very closed, cave-like environments.
I don't remember playing a game where I looked up and saw something like this huge door or a statue and was amazed.
I like art deco.
At least I liked it until Bioshock ruined it for me.
I mean, Bioshock looks amazing, but holy shit, is it repetitive. Countless expanse of art deco corridors and some of the shittiest, bland console-influenced level design, ever. Even when they add some verticality into the mix, it doesn't really feel truly vertical. It's all just flat and uniform and glossy. The only place that tries to stand out is that bit with a big open courtyard shipyard sort of place, whatever it was.
I also like space stations.
I still think System Shock 2 was the best space station in video games. The environment wasn't overdone and felt realistic rather than just a setup for a video game. I think this is crucial for immersion -- the more you try to make the environments video gamey, the less fun they end up being. Compare the masterful level design of HL1 to the crap that was HL2.
>>263803039
You just named some of the bugs I hate and exactly the ones I don't mind
Had a centipede crawl on me once and I was done. Went in my basement and then Genocide
Overall I think i hate cockroaches. Not the tiny ones the fucking massive faggots that just sit there and give less fucks that you're going to squish them.
I CANT EVEN SQUISH THEM its disgusting as fuck because they're so big. I just cant do it.
I'll leave a spider alone as long as they're outside.
I had a bro near my porch light all summer he fucking demolished the mosquito for us and then my bug hating bitch made faggot of a friend seen it and got rid of it
Spiders wont harm you unless you fuck with them.
>>263800983
>large expanses of forests
> abandon looking areas thats been overturned by nature
>cybercity playgrounds
>old hidden temples that're cozily packed between a lot of trees
BROTHER!
Futuristic cityscapes are another one of my favorites.
I'm really hoping Cyberpunk 2077 delivers on this. But then again, that's so fucking far away from release I try not to think too much about it.
This image, I've been told, is from that new Killzone game.
>>263803621
>I don't know why but video games have a hard time giving you this sense of scale paintings give
I think that has something to do with Lighting the fog and FoV
Good Ol Feng went over this once
He also talked about why enviroments are so small when they could be expansive like some of us crave
REALLY FUCKING DEEP CAVES AND DUNGEONS
Seriously, only some old dungeon crawlers does these right. What happened?
It's so fucking cool to delve really deep and hear echoes from the darkness and shit.
>>263803621
That's because most systems are not strong enough yet to create really awe inspiring scenes.
If you play Skyrim on a beast pc for example, you easily can have really really impressive environment scenes.
>>263803832
Same here bro, if they can pull off an open cyberpunk game it will be my GOTYALY.
Of course my dream game would probably be some sort of cyberpunk city sim.
>>263803705
I want this to be a reality.
>>263803621
It's a real photo, the place is Berchtesgaden (Bavaria).
>>263804045
>why not just walk over the maze?
>>263803651
Most of them, anyway
>had big black and yellow garden spider build nest in garage right above my workbench
>stinkbugs everywhere this time of year, smells bad all the time
>get around to looking up, she caught one
>from that day onwards, grab all stinkbugs with pliers and toss them into her web
>mfw the speed she flies to them and rolls them up at
>no stinkbugs in garage for the rest of the year
And then winter came and she disappeared, her web remaining as a monument to her time spent as a vigilant guardian.
Unexplainable and bizarre constructions or formation that apparently defy both sense and laws of physics.
The sort of stuff that leave you flabbergasted because while it's obvious that they are not natural there is also no obvious way anyone or anything could have built them.
Cities or settlement built on ruins of a ancient civilization, oftentimes the ruins are so massive in size that it seemed that they were houses of giants.
Places that defy the rules of Euclidean space and topology (ie climbing down a stair and find yourself on the roof, one way "portals" rooms leading to or containing themselves and so on)
Cities built in strange ways either by technology or magic (for example on floating pieces of land or in the sea like a giant ship) with many air/ships going to and from it and a lot of commerce going on.
Forests and hills, maybe leading to a stronghold in the mountains.
Underground cities, both deep and semi-covered
I love deserts, and I'd like to see more expansive, well-designed deserts and possibly salt pans.
>>263804165
>Of course my dream game would probably be some sort of cyberpunk city sim.
I'd go for that too. City-builder games, most of them developed by Impression, are another one of my favorite genres of vidya.
>>263804440
I like deserts inhabited to the brim with monsters
Otherwise they suck.
>>263804440
Reminds me of Rage.
>>263804387
>>263801509
Check out Gothic 1,2 and Risen.
Best forrests you will ever see in a video game.
More than once I have walked through brush so thick that i couldnt see and fell off a cliff.
>>263804440
>tfw no modern Dark Sun vidya
A lot of Athas' surface is basically a desert and variations of it. Sea of Silt would be great to sail across.
>>263798905
Space cities like the citadel with smooth, curved architecture is my shit. Shame mass effect went to shit after the first one, ME1 captured that grandiose space opera aesthetic perfectly.
Also Himalayan environments are cool, it's why I'm looking forward to far cry 3 even though I know it will be casual as fuck.
>>263803615
>there is nothing more chill than a winter wonderland-esque landscape
>you will never play with bells in a winter wonderland with yournot realfriends in a fantasy world you made together in perfect tandem
Why live if not to enjoy it?
Large expanses of open wasteland with interesting things in it + good atmosphere + fun way to get around
Basically, places that make you travel but also make travelling not a chore.
Imagine crossing the Australian desert in a beat-up jeep 20 years after the bombs fall with fun companions and hilarious idle dialogue and also weird spooky shit at night and enemies to avoid during the day and supplies to scavenge and manage to keep your jeep going and yourselves alive.
Would b fun.
>>263803203
Gothic 3 has a decent dessert area. Its quite large and actually feels intimidating but still full of secrets to find.
Ice caverns.
Not a fan of snow, but ice is the GOAT.
>>263804561
Is that the twin towers in heaven?
don't ask me why,but i like to explore swamps. i like it if my character stands knee high in swamp water.
also i like nights and my character having a fleshlight or a torch to see in the dark.
bonus points of both at the same time.
>>263804723
>you will never traverse through a quaint village that's completely snowed in and cut off from the rest of the world
>you will never go to your comfy cabin, throw a few logs into the fireplace and sit in your high-backed chair with a book and a cup of tea
>>263798905
I want a game that utilizes a city setting with weird dilapidated architecture and shit.
The best game that somewhat satisfied my crave was Dishonored
Great, ancient slept creatures and their surroundings.
>>263804561
Exactly.
>>263804171
Is pretty cool too
>>263804723
>fantasy, elves and witches will never be real or be represented well enough in a maximum comfy game with tea drinking and doing witches things ;_;
Wheres all the fun racing vidya with Unique environments? Not the super real looking racers with destructible environments the ones that just look cool to drive around in
And we need more Tree canopy's in games with glorious golden sunlight piercing through and dark foggy or rainy nights to run around in
Also, snowed in cities.
Christ, I wish there was more vidya with urban environments that are covered with snow and it actually has an impact on your gameplay.
![wake1[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/FZbOcwm.jpg "wake1[1].jpg")
pic related
Is Baldurs gate a good game to immerse yourself and go on an adventure?
>>263803832
>>263804165
>>263804468
The most dissapointing part of Human revolution for me was that we never really experienced the massive cyberpunk cities due to limitations.
Does anyone have the image of the cities on giant cogs?
>>263805115
If you want that, play Fallout New Vegas
>>263804103
Old games only do this cause they were mostly copy pasted and simple as fuck.
But I agree. Dungeons to lose yourself in are really awesome, even if copy pasted.
>>263804907
My fleshlight doesnt let me see in the dark?
Probably because I bought a used one. Fucking ebay always selling bullshit
I love swamps too. Only fix i got was from DeS 5-1. A bit to disgusting but the noises that were made when you tread through the "water" was great
Large expansive artificially made environments wherein humans live as a sort of vermin.
Or in other words BLAME.
>>263803218
I had a spiderbro downstairs in a place that used to have a big problem with black sugar ants. One day I found the spider sitting still in the middle of a ring of a hundred dead ants. The spider had gone medieval on their asses and murdered everyone.
It has been many years but I think the spider is still down there. Smiting the vile intruders in black with righteous fury.
>>263804947
>>263804907
What if we took Dark Souls and removed the combat? Just maximum exploring. I think it could work.
>>263805263
i meant flashlight off course.
damn you 4chan, you corrupted me.
>>263805209
New Vegas isn't empty, open or weird enough.
It's filled with places that are mildly interesting and is boring and slow to traverse.
I want something sparsely populated with very interesting places that doesn't take a fuckton of time holding W and doing literally nothing else to get around in.
But New Vegas is still a fun game.
>>263804440
This.
I love deserts so much. I know most people hate them but damn I wish more games had nice deserts.
Snow sucks ass though
I did it myself on source.
>>263805186
Do you think the next few Deus Ex games will do any better? I doubt it. Square Enix seems intent on milking it until it drops dead.
>>263805217
>America is an irradiated wasteland. Within it lies a city. Outside the boundary walls, a desert. A cursed earth. Inside the walls, a cursed city, stretching from Boston to Washington D.C. An unbroken concrete landscape. 800 million people living in the ruin of the old world and the mega structures of the new one. Mega blocks. Mega highways. Mega City One. Convulsing. Choking. Breaking under its own weight. Citizens in fear of the street. The gun. The gang. Only one thing fighting for order in the chaos: the men and women of the Hall of Justice. Juries. Executioners. Judges.
This thread is making me wonder about something.
Would you all play a game wherein your main goal was simply exploration?
You'd start out in pretty mild areas with simple walking running and jumping but would later advance to areas where there is possible danger and you have acquired various ways of getting around through your exploration.
>Big cities
>Kashyyyk-like forests
>stormy neverending oceans
>mysterious deserts
I got spoiled with space games when I was a kid/teen/student
>>263805598
absolutely. and i wish there was something like that.
>>263805348
DaS itself isn't really all that big though. If you removed all combat and enemies you could probably jog to the end of the zone in like 3 minutes. For an exploration game there would have to be so much more content it would end up being massive. Unless you made everything a puzzle and gave the illusion of an xboxhueg environment, then it could work
>>263805598
Wilderness survival + exploration would be fine.
Learn about the environment by looking for resources, chill out while fake nature unfolds.
I started watching old Animu movies for the environments they reaaally set the detail mode on maximum back then for some.
>>263805542
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-iZgkkGuME
>>263805186
Agreed, Detroit was a joke of a city/street.
Hengsha had some pretty good parts.
>>263805598
If it were set in my fav environments, definitely.
>>263804989
I think this is one of Forza Horizon 2 goals. There's even a stupid achievement for just lazying around on some off-beaten European country path ...
i fucking love me a museum or art gallery
or a nice church
i like peaceful big buildings with pretty art and culture and stuff in them
Any setting as long as it's practically devoid of people or life in general.
It's why I dig the Myst series so much.
>>263805598
Yea
This is why I love metroid
Walk around and look at cool shit
Acquire new abilities to deal with shit easily while you explore more
>>263805598
Of course, but there will never be such a game.
It would take way too much time to create it without making it linear as fuck.
>>263805598
Definitely. But only if the danger wasn't some bullshit like Outlast. It'd have to be something more convincing and something that you can do something about. I'd love (almost) nothing more than to explore the world
>>263798905
Oblivion.
>>263801298
I agree, fuck insects.
>>263805598
i adore games like that and i wish there were more
all i can think of is fez, knytt and ico (although you have to fight off the annoying shadow dudes from time to time in ib)
>>263805727
>>263805727
>Remember Me had all that fantastic scenery
>and little to no interaction with it save for climbing across it
That's what bothered me the most about the game. So much of it could have been used to make you more immersed, but no, Nilin rushed from one part of the city to the next.
>>263803650
You liked Gears of war then? It was Art Deco as fuck.
>>263805950
If the god-hero of japan had pushed for better working conditions for animators maybe the industry wouldn't be in such an awful place.
>>263805807
>nice church
SHIT you just reminded me
I love cathedrals and Stained glass windows
I need more of those to look at in vidya
Is there another game that has the environment variation, size and openness of Gothic 3?
I just want another FUEL game
>>263806168
... and the shittynes
Green rolling hills
My favorite of all enviroments most of the time.
>>263806158
>Hulle Granz Cathedral
Mah nigga
>>263805457
How do you even get your hands on an engine? What kind of engine would be good for a third person hack'n'slashI hate to say it, but like DaS?
I love sewer levels!
>>263806168
So underrated. Shit combat and shit gothic game but the World itself was pretty fucking cool.
And people call Skyrim big
>>263805730
>dat cheap Akira rip-off
>>263806307
God damn some of this stuff looks good.
http://www.crydev.net/viewtopic.php?f=328&t=87489
>>263806307
Reminds me of shadow of the colossus
>>263806158
>>263806359
Good to see people still remember
I'd love to see more science fiction western settings, like Wild Guns.
Set on some desert planet with robot horses and stuff like that.
>>263806420
Its a fucking reference you fucking dumb weeaboo
>>263806420
Ten years in the iso-cubes.
>>263805950
fuck off miyazaki
>>263803184
this, I want more futureslums mixed with industrial apocalypitica with smoke and fire and smog belching everywhere and more rust and corrosion than you can shake a crowbar at
>>263806657
Looks like a pretty poor homage though. Would be more like a disgrace.
>>263806062
I never played it.
>>263806487
Thats exactly what the devs are basing it off of.
>>263806664
>>263806657
At least he knows about Akira, good enough.
I'd also love something to take place inside a giant sinkhole. Sinkholes are awesome. And sometimes, where there are sinkholes, its an indicator of subterranean oceans. Just let that sink in for a moment.
>>263806420
It's called a tribute you pleb
>>263806307
Shame the guy who made that map never finished it. It would have been awesome to explore those forbidden lands.
>>263805727
>Who the fuck broke the pump?!
>>263806397
Not that guy but try Unreal Engine. There's even a free third-person combat game that you can customized its assets and settings to become any adventure you like.
Nowadays you can pretend to be a student and get a free license
>>263807130
The pic looks so unproffesional it rather looks like a rip-off though.
>>263803039
pretty fun to crush though
>>263806983
>>263806847
Someone mentions your shitty fukcing beloved japanese culture and then you whine because its not "done right"
Also Akira sucks dick, well animated but the story is crap.
Weebs should go into the gas chamber
>>263798905
I'd like to see more jungle environments.
Like with crysis and far cry 3.
>>263807113
It would be cool as fuck to go down something like that and see settlements of whatever built into the sides like picture related.
>>263807354
You sound mad, amerifatty.
>>263803203
Have you ever been to an actual desert? I live in the desert. Here's 90% of it.
>>263805598
I would kill for a game set in the Blame world
>dat Jupiter sized room
>>263807269
You gotta understand that its from a large industry with many artist. Can't be too surprising that one of them gets the idea to draw Judge that way.
>>263807293
>crossdressing faggot detected
either shave your legs or dont try at all
>>263807354
Calm down
You have to be a utter dumbass to have watched Akira for the Story
It was also well animated for its time its shit now
The smart ones watched akira for kaneda's bike and possibly jacket EVERYTHING els was was shit EVERYTHING.
I had to suffer going at least 20 minutes a time without seeing the bike. The movie was suffering
>>263805298
Fuck yes. Niasance was cool to look at but there was no interactivity. I want a legit Blame game with destructible environment for when you shoot Killys gun.
>>263807559
live in a better desert
Shallow underwater puddles and things.
Macabre and or surreal environments are my thing. Part of the reason I love The Void so much. If someone could bring Zdislaw Bekinski's artscapes to vidya it would be GOAT
>>263807563
And you gotta understand this has absolutely nothing to do with what I said.
I never mentioned the series as a whole, only this particular image...
There is really no reason to get so defensive about your shitty Americunt comics.
>>263804989
>Wheres all the fun racing vidya with Unique environments? Not the super real looking racers with destructible environments the ones that just look cool to drive around in
They died with the original Need for Speed games, unfortunately, although if you haven't played them ever or just in a few years it's worth going back. All sorts of fun environments from rural hometowns and snowy mountain passes to foggy European countrysides, retrofuturistic beach front resorts and dark, dystopian city streets.
>>263804292
Thats fucking astonishing if that's real.
>>263807726
>Implying I want to live in Arizona or the Sahara
The better the desert the shittier the place
>>263805298
Those staircases don't look OSHA approved.
>>263804982
Unless I make it, no one will ever make a comfy 3D fantasy game that doesn't revolve around fighting off monsters but really just day to day life, potion mixing, being a shop owner, exploring forests and gathering herbs.
Hm, a druid game would be cool.
There needs to be a game focused on multiplayer, small server based or something, in which you can build and maintain a town in all kinds of various terrains ranging through all of these.
Something chill and relaxing you can just play around in for fun. Also throw in some Harvest Moon elements.
And I know this will never exist.
Quickly, someone hire me as the ideas guy.
>>263807561
Someone is working on it.
>>263807857
Go outside more anon thats really not that fucking impressing.
>not making holidays in the swiss every year
Rolling windswept hills like in England and Australian deserts.
>>263807976
Sorry forgot link.
http://bac9.tumblr.com/
>>263800983
>tfw no deep rpg where you play as an aztec/mayan in ancient times.
>>263806359
All i want right now is a .Hack with Versus or greater tier visuals and the ability to warp to Hulle Granz.
I can only imagine how beautiful it would be with the sunlight piercing through the stained glass, the dust floating in the light and the music...
We'll never get this
>>263806579
I dont think we'll ever forget anon
CC2 is balls deep in Narushit so they might have
I blame bandi and the need to make a living
>>263803184
Deus ex human revolution has something like this.
The darkness too.
I like them.
>>263798905
what game is this
>>263804165
>>263803832
Are these games or is this bullshit?
Something tells me you cant drive or walk around in that city
>>263808013
>I live IN my favorite environments but I'm too lazy to go outside with a car or bike.
>>263806307
Plains or prairie are so comfy.
>>263805781
A Shame forza driving physic has been arcadeish since 3 and horizon was no better. It takes the fun away from the driving experience when they simplify it that much.
>>263807390
That's interesting design, would suit very well on a fantasy game with a hunter x hunter kind of world (mid-low tech, high fantasy).
The superdense multi-layered city filled with lights and neon as far as the eye can see. It's why I'm looking forward to cyberpunk 2077 so much.
>>263808274
Real life.
>>263808413
Oh man just do it.
Do it for me. I live in an ugly plain flat city.
Go do what I cant do
Hogwarts looks like a cool place to explore.
>>263808668
>look outside window
>neighbors yard is full of spic trash
>>263808923
It's a place in Bavaria.
>>263804649
>thumbnail looks like a dragon
>it's a map
Hmm.
Damn this thread is pretty great. So much creativity in here.
>>263808859
NEVER EVER
Seriously, I hate JKR so much for hoarding the IP. But then again, we all know it would be someone like EA or Activision who'd buy the rights for HP video games and those would be just plain shit.
We all want a Hogwarts RPG, rather than yet another game that just follows after the events of the books.
environments with no enemies, with nothing to do.
on my first playthrough of doom 3 i got lost and somehow got into an area i wasn't supposed to be in yet. there was nothing there, and i ran around this area for a half hour or so. after awhile it really started to bother me because i was convinced i was going the right way since i hadn't been there before, and it was probably the only part of the game that genuinely scared me.
>>263808859
This thread is making me feel everything I can possibly want to feel
I rrrreeeally wanted to get lost in Hogwarts
And explore the wizard world abit
>>263807940
That sounds like Atelier but, y'know, minus the battle system and much heavier emphasis on daily progression and interactions.
>>263809027
Athas has only one Dragon and even that one is one too many.
I love it when nature covers things over.
>>263804712
If Far Cry 3 did one thing right, it was enviroment and terrain. Hopefully this stays true with 4.
>>263809227
Yeah but I wouldn't want it to be an anime or VN-style game. It needs to be moldy and have that sort of dark but still comfy side.
>>263808923
>Look outside window
>Trash everywhere
>Niggers everywhere
>Abandon houses here and there
>Cant leave because locals want to beat the shit out of you
>Friend takes you downtown one day
>Cum everywhere
>Friend takes you on campus another day
>Dick explodes
>Friend shows you a world outside of home
>Become one with the universe
I really want to live in Singapore
I'm fucking done with Ohio and being a poorfag
I just like the idea of things being really big and epic in scope. Imagine living at the basin of a massive canyon, with sheer cliffs tens of kilometers high on every side.
>>263807390
Thats sort of like Utapau from Star Wars.
>>263804468
There was a city-builder thread the other day. I posted about how city-builders are almost never vertical, you just build a sprawl along the ground and hope a skyscraper grows. I'm shocked we've come this far in years and no one has made a vertically-integrated city sim yet. A cyberpunk city sim, however, ought to let you build in a 3D space. You can sprawl over the ground, but real development would be stacking structures and neighborhoods on top of each other. Too much traffic congestion downtown? Upgrade the skyscrapers to support a sky-highway and sky-rail. Want a landmark but can't demolish any of the real estate it would benefit? Put that fucking castle ON TOP of a skyscraper. Deregulate the roof of a commercial space, watch people put their houses on top of a mall.
>>263808451
Anyone can say what they want about the game but the concept art was pants wetting.
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>>263805403
>holding W
Just pressQ
>>263809593
>this hasn't been posted yet
>>263807113
>>263807390
>>263808502
>A game set here
>>263809579
I woulda guessed detroit, but really, whats the difference?
>>263809790
Do you think there will be a developer this generation that will look at a picture like this and say "I want to create that, 1:1"?
>>263809528
Sheeeeeeeeit, I had thought that was FC4.
Now I gotta try playing that shit again. It just became way too repetitive after a while.
>>263798905
Though the graphics don't quite hold up, the wilderness parts of Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas were a blast for me to explore. GTA V arguably did them better with added details such as wildlife, but San Andreas was larger. Protip: On the PC version type "fourwheelfun" to get a quadbike.
You niggas need to play some more walking simulators.
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Eidolon
Proteus
The Long Dark
Fract OSC
>>263809840
I think detroit is worse. According to friends anyway Detroit is super shit.
Columbus specifically has some meh parts of town and some really reeally large and nice areas.
When an area is shit its really shit
When its a good area its way to expensive to even consider living
>>263809194
Me too, I remember the first HP game and movie fondly but I never bothered with the sequels after those.
>>263801878
I look at this image and just think "Nature is fucking awesome." That said, I still don't like when they crawl on me, but that's mostly because I'm a mild germaphobe and I have no idea where they've been.
>>263809670
And it's never going to happen. Why? Fuck if I know.
>>263810056
Driving around the back o beyond, ghost cars appearing, thinking you saw bigfoot. So much atmosphere, nothing better than environments that feel like they're hiding secrets.
>>263809938
>this generation
Unlikely.
I want to see a combination of cyberpunk city but with high environmental integration. Sleek buildings with lots of lights that are interspersed with vegetation that looks both wild and artificial at the same time, and not because it is a ruin being reclaimed by nature.
I gotta say, some of the level design in Warframe is fantastic.
>>263810034
Have you tried the game with Ziggy's Mod? 100% worth it.
>>263808502
>forza driving physic has been arcadeish
I think that's just perfect if you just want to forget about the car and just strolls though an open world road through a quiet meadow with light raining just before the sun breaks.
>>263809938
There are devs who think this all the time, you will never see such games, because it would take wayyyy too much time to create such environments.
Only possibility to create them would be to only create one city and thats it. Congrats.
>>263809938
I predict there will be a developer that will look at a picture like that and say, it needs more brown, film grain and bloom.
>>263810208
Most bugs are probably cleaner than you dude. Cockroaches for example actually excrete antibiotics, which is why they can live in flith.
>>263810339
That doesn't work on pirated versions does it?
>>263810326
the butts aren't bad eithersaryn a best waiframe
Floating magical cities where nobody even remembers how it works
I just want an environment of endless urban sprawl. I thought GTA V would get it right but they only wanted to get the west LA feel.
>>263810365
I know /v/ tends to hate MMOs, but really, that's the only genre with the time to make them, since they can release the game and keep adding on. Then again, we've seen how that's worked in the past
>>263810494
There's a crack at kickass torrents.
>>263809706
Skyrim has great concept art. It's a real shame that the artist died in 2012. RIP.
>>263809938
Outside of Vidya some of them actually do. Its a damn good test of skill.
I wish I remember the videos but there was 2 different guys that made some super massive areas one was Sci-fi like and the other more apocalyptic
They were breddy big
Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword was full of boner-inducing environments for me, but the one I loved exploring the most was the Ancient Cistern. The colours and architecture are beautiful in their own right, but the way they integrated references to Buddhist mythology and symbols into it was genius and the stark contrast between the life of the upper layer and the (un)death of the lower truly made an impact.And yes, I did notice dem labia.
>>263810365
I always see this argument but I still think it's totally doable. Skyrim exists and it's not that far off, outside of the copy-pasted dungeons.
Skyrim, even vanilla, is actually a really well crafted game. I'm sure there is stuff in Markarth I don't know about yet I've played the game for hundreds of hours.
>>263809938
If no one els Tor Frick will wake up one day with a stick dick and a good idea
And then he'll please us all with that mega scale environment
>>263798905
Alan Wake is the comfiest game I think I've ever played.
>>263809670
You have no idea how nice it feels to see someone else who wishes for a Cyberpunk City Sim.
The concept just seems to have a whole lot of potential for me.
Zeno Clash and its sequel had some absolutely fucking majestic enviroments.
>>263810869
Only if I can make a city for robots
>>263810586
If you already released a game you can not change its core very much anymore. You can add on, yes, but if the core is not really changeable.
And MMOs usually are not graphically or environmentally impressive at all.
The only games where you could such stuff are TES games, because they have a core which is capable of creating such things and modders could have enough time if they would be more organized.
>>263804440
never was a fan of deserts, but rdr was one of the most comfy expierences of my life
>>263810861
Shame you couldn't really explore Bright Falls.
>>263806420
That Akira image is itself an homage to Lawrence of Arabia. I wish I had a screenshot, but Pete O'Toole does walk to his motorcycle like that in the very beginning.
I like indian architecture, but it's a shame when it's put in games they tend to be sloppy stages.
>>263809593
I don't like mountains unless you can climb them.
>>263810895
Man I really hope they do part 3
I wish there were more games that had explorable suburbs with graffitis, natural decay and slum areas. Detroit in DEHR was kinda what I want to have more.
Has anyone els seen the realtime archvis stuff in UDK?
W-we're almost there anons! now all we need are Super high res hand painted stuff and the bar is unraisableFor a while
>>263804636
>Gothic 1,2
gothic 1 not really, but gothic 2 whole different story. the forest behind town leading up to the ritual place. at night. with seekers already searching for you. the music, particles in the air. it's haunting
>>263810586
TERA has beautiful environments.
>>263805186
Hengsha was pretty cool. Especially when you were progressing to Upper Hengsha. The whole structure felt so plausible yet otherworldly. It was great.
>>263810935
No but you can add to a city. Maybe you have a super-massive zone, and you keep adding on to the main city. Pretty much what expansions are for, or rather as patches, which is what they should be
>>263811062
Me too anon, but I don't know if the second one sold that well.
Whatever you call this.
>>263810762
It's got some really well crafted environments, especially in the overworld, but it doesn't stop the game as a whole from being shit.
>>263807261
I forgot Infinity Blade's schtick was future fantasy.
Destiny ripped that shit off
>>263810762
Did you even take a look at that city in the painting.
The city probably had thousands of inhabitants and was detailed as fuck.
To create something like this in 3d would take years for a studio.
Skyrim is good, but the cities are not comparable at all to this.
>you will never explore Upper Hengsha
>>263811259
They made Abyss Odysee
That didnt sell well too still I have hopes
>>263807390
One of the maps in Titanfall is like that.
>>263798905
I liked Satorl Marsh.
>>263807857
Bayern here.
Pretty normal sight. Have a really old photo made with a really shitty camera.
I have lots of new ones but I dont really feel like fussing around with my shitty phone
>>263809194
Go to Universal Orlando
The walkthrough for a ride takes you through Hogwarts, and another through Gringots.
>>263811015
You sorta can. It's got a debug mode that lets you fly around the levels, there's a lot of stuff hidden away that you never get to see.
I want some diesel punk environments
I like floating islands n' shit
>>263811015
No, but walking through it over a realistic passage of time was good enough.
Watching the sky turn dark as you made your way to a cabin, and hearing cicadas and animals come out come out, and Night Owl radio starting was so fucking comfy man
>>263811756
Fallout is the closest you're getting
>>263811231
Yet, the city will still look very poor, because thats just how MMOs look like.
Back then Dungeon Crawlers also could be huge as fuck, but they still looked like shit, because the graphics were just shit.
And a studio would never add so much to an MMO to make it look similar like in this painting anyway.
>>263811814
Try CloudBuilt. It's a gotta go fast game, but it's set in floating ruins. Looks pretty too.
>>263811952
That's what I'm saying. There needs to be a dev to take that leap with a truly next-gen engine. Sure some people's computers will go Chernobyl, but there's always loss along the way
>>263811380
That moment was ruined for me by virtue of being a flat texture.
