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[Kodiak42]

A cardboard box, "The fate of this mission hinges on how you use your cardboard box!"

[thermobaric]

the graphical fidelity of the crysis/unreal engine. Both feel very optimized.

As for ksp, i would like to see more than only build your rocket, fly to a planet (and maybe back to kerbin) and repeat the process. i wanna see GAMEPLAY. things to do when you've made a base on duna.

A small 'build' element should be present in ksp. Making small colonies on planets would be very cool. It doesn't have to be very advanced, like building with different kind of modules (science modules, living quarters, hallways, habitat module for plants, etc.) .

something like this

[Jones-250]

What use is this?

You´d be surprised how much math there is behind World of Tanks. The game takes note of impact angle, power, armour strenght and nearby equipment & weak-points to count out the damage or effect of the ricochet. This happens even after the shell has bounced, so one hit may damage multiple parts. That´s what I call game mechanics!

[Grove]

A medieval game with X-rays from Sniper Elite V2

[Kilmeister]

The mining/production of EvE Online and therefore the economy of it as well. But I guess we'd have to introduce some kind of combat to create a high enough demand.

[TheBeardyMan]

Fuel refining, and to make your refinery work, you have to solve a SpaceChem puzzle.

[SkyHook]

Fuel refining, and to make your refinery work, you have to solve a SpaceChem puzzle.

To add to this, the community over which you are placed will starve and freeze at night if you don't meet the energy demands!

[Agent30632]

Graphics of Borderlands 2

[Galacticruler]

Graphics of Borderlands 2

"Meh" comes to mind.

I'd much prefer the graphics of Crysis 3.