Pick a video game that you would love to live in...

Septerra Core ;)

What's not to like about Tristram? No crime, no problems except the occasional tainted fountain, and when the water's bad you always have a a tavern that's never so crowded you have to wait for a frosty mug. Whether you like Naughty (Adria) or Nice (Gillian), Burly (Griswold) or Educated (Cain) Tristram's got it. There's a healer if you get sick and an ever willing drinking buddy, and the only obnoxious kid stays on the edge of town.

As long as you have a potion to click on, you can make all the money you need and if you're going to have to listen to one background song over and over, this is probably the best one:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wU9TN4CTAJ0

Skyrim (modded). If nothing else, the land is gorgeous, and there's always something to do. =^[.]^=

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鬼殺し wrote:

And Piety aka Miss Mengele...ugh...

:'D

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If I really had to choose I think I'd just live in one of those peaceful small villages I encountered in many RPG's I played when I was a child/teen. Probably something like Mabe Village in Link's Awakening, although I don't want to be doomed playing the ball till the end of times like the two children at the entrance.

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solwitch wrote:

...would say PoE but de sync would just add to my ibs.

We're dealing with some level of desynch all the time actually, since our neural network isn't exactly ftl. So don't worry about it, it isn't going to add more ibs than it already has.

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GeorgAnatoly wrote:

Kind of interesting you considered the sims, a game in which you would have no control over your life or choices, a therapist would have a field day with that lol.

Free will is an illusion anyway. I fail to see why coming to terms with this would be "field day worthy", especially since it doesn't require us to be small scale reality warpers (as possessing proper free will would). Unless of course, I'm missing the point. It really wouldn't be the first time.

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Upandatem wrote:

Free will is an illusion anyway. I fail to see why coming to terms with this would be "field day worthy", especially since it doesn't require us to be small scale reality warpers (as possessing proper free will would). Unless of course, I'm missing the point. It really wouldn't be the first time.

I agree free will doesn't exist. Our choices are largely determined by our biological, environmental and economical circumstances.

But my comment you commented on wasn't meant to be taken seriously, though it's interesting that it was. I bet a therapist would have a... oh wait. ;)

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Raycheetah wrote:

Skyrim (modded). If nothing else, the land is gorgeous, and there's always something to do. =^[.]^=

What if you Dovasneeze though? Everything in your house will be wrecked, the dog will be crippled and Lydia will ask for a divorce.

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DalaiLama wrote:

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Raycheetah wrote:

Skyrim (modded). If nothing else, the land is gorgeous, and there's always something to do. =^[.]^=

What if you Dovasneeze though? Everything in your house will be wrecked, the dog will be crippled and Lydia will ask for a divorce.

One man's personal catastrophe is another man's exiting adventure module.