Red dead 2.

Gives me open wilderness with the very streamlined ability to hunt and live off the land.

I should replay it soon.

Spider-man 2 (the recent one with Miles Morales, Kraven, and Venom) mainly because who wouldn’t want to be Spider-man

Elite Dangerous. Ultimate sandbox. If by living within the game I could have all the little extras that the developers never put in, I’d be set, and take off exploring.

Vice City.

Cruise and listen to tunes.

A couple follow-ups, are we limited by the rules of the game, or is it like we’re actually living there? Like if I’m in gta v, do i get to pick up a pencil and write a book, is everything in the game at real-life fidelity, or am i stuck with the regular game inputs and graphics?

Am i able to add mods to the game? Can i add new mods after my first startup? I would assume there’s a way to reset or restart the game in case of bugs and softlocks so maybe there’s a hub i can use to do those kinds of things.

I think i might pick gmod + mods. That way i could build some interesting projects in sandbox, play games that people make for it, maybe even watch some YouTube early on before compatibility breaks. I’d also have a 1:1 scale model of the multiverse to explore.

Is this like Death Becomes Her immortality where your meat suit is not invincible and no longer self-healing? If I didn’t have to worry about painful and horrible disfigurement, I’d probably choose Skyrim. If I have to be careful, then something real chill like Travel Town.

CrossCode would be rather fitting.

So, I’d need more details. How exactly would my consciousness exist within the game? Would the game be subject to be modded or updated in the future? Like, Skyrim with mods is a good option, but World of Warcraft or Final Fantasy 14 would allow me to continue being social with real humans, but those latter games are very subject to future change.

Back on the 1st question, there’s a significant difference if my consciousness occupies a random NPC or I become the equivalent of a player character. Also important: what would happen to me if the game crashed or the computer/servers went down for whatever reason?

Echochrome. Such a simple life. No needs or wants, just the timeless puzzles.

why would you want to be immortal? everything ends eventually, so why would you want to be the only one forced to stay?

Pong.

Would Enter the Matrix be cheating? I could just plug in and go and do anything at that point.

r/outside

Why? Because I’ve now fooled you and don’t have to be confined to a game cartridge. Muahahahaha.

(Side note: It’s been a long time since I’ve been on reddit. I miss that community.)

Shenmue; purely for the vibe and nostalgia… If you know, you know.

A lot of people are already living in: Leisure Suit Larry