[QUOTE=Zeke129;31581353]I want a mining simulator, but one that lets you take on all of the major roles.
Like you can operate the machinery as an underground worker, be a geologist and survey for minerals, be the head planner and decide where the mines go taking into account where the geologists tell you where the minerals are and other things, or even the company CEO making decisions involving dozens of mines around the world. Each part would have distinctly different gameplay.
There would be different types of mines too, copper/zinc, coal, gold, uranium, and in different terrains like the arctic or woodland where you have to worry about the depth of lakes and shit.
Basically like the Sim City 4 of mining if Sim City 4 fleshed out the driving part[/QUOTE]
This, but for manufacturing.
Maybe the games could tie into one another, so whilst I build assembly lines and then operate them, then your raw/processed mining resource comes to me and gets processed into the stuff I'm creating.
Obviously we'd have to trade and negotiate the best deal depending on the fluctuating economy.
Holy. Shit.
You can't imagine the times i've seen street cleaners pass by and just couldn't help myself but think
'I will never be able to drive such a mastermachine!'.
A dream cometh true.
[QUOTE=Zeke129;31581353]I want a mining simulator, but one that lets you take on all of the major roles.
Like you can operate the machinery as an underground worker, be a geologist and survey for minerals, be the head planner and decide where the mines go taking into account where the geologists tell you where the minerals are and other things, or even the company CEO making decisions involving dozens of mines around the world. Each part would have distinctly different gameplay.
There would be different types of mines too, copper/zinc, coal, gold, uranium, and in different terrains like the arctic or woodland where you have to worry about the depth of lakes and shit.
Basically like the Sim City 4 of mining if Sim City 4 fleshed out the driving part[/QUOTE]
What are you talking about? They already did it...
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The player takes over the task of a specialist for the mountain and tunnel construction which slowly works their way up of small orders up to great tunnel drillings. So there are orders for making depth drillings for setting up mines for the mining of gold as well as minerals as well as tunnel drilling orders for the traffic, for example.
A 3D graphic engine which openly unrealistically represents the
event at every time is used for the realistic representation. Bit
by bit the player gets more experienced and gets special missions
by the more extensive one, these demand whole attention and the
dexterity.
A level is regarded as solved if the corresponding tasks were
accomplished within the predefined time. Further events influence
the regular event, such as, again and again: -
- unforeseen obstacle
- influences of weather,
- like mush, ice and rain
- short-term special actions
- technical defects
Features:
- Complete, detailed landscape in 3D graphic,
- innumerable tasks wait a gripping, ongoing story
- weather effects and day/night change
- missions with a Highscore function for the player
- by which prolonged game fun - free game after mastering all tasks
possible
- extensive background information to the job outline
- intuitive control by keyboard and mouse
Still isn't as good as toilet tycoon.
[img]http://img130.imageshack.us/img130/3273/t6ug09.jpg[/img]
They are just milking these games. Train Simulator and Flight Simulator (Microsoft) are the only good simulator games. So many memories...
[QUOTE=Mr.T;31582950]They are just milking these games. Train Simulator and Flight Simulator (Microsoft) are the only good simulator games. So many memories...[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=Slithersoul;31568096]To most people who buy this, it's a work tutorial :downs:[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=DeanWinchester;31568777]Sex Simulator 2020
All of facepunch will have it :v:[/QUOTE]
Rapelay
My local GAME has forklift diver simulator.
Come at me industrial crates.
