gta game where you can explore whole earth, moon and mars with perfect photo realistic graphics, physics, weather, everything destructible, all buildings enterable, all people act, react realistically, with cheats/mods limited by the imagination, anything else i can add
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That already sounds like the ultimate open-world game! Here are some more features that could make it even better:
1. Ultimate Realism & Immersion:
Realistic AI & NPCs: Every person has unique behavior, memory, and dynamic life.
Procedural Storytelling: Infinite missions and events generated in real-time.
Advanced Vehicle Simulation: Realistic driving, flying, space travel, and crashes.
Survival Mechanics (Optional): Hunger, fatigue, injuries, disease, and aging.
2. Limitless Destruction & Interaction:
Fully Destructible Environments: Every object reacts properly to physics and damage.
Terraforming & Building: Modify Earth, Moon, Mars, or create entire new cities.
Reality Bending: Control gravity, stop time, reshape objects at will.
AI Assistant: Your own sentient AI companion to help in-game.
Playable in Any Genre: Switch between FPS, RPG, strategy, survival, or simulation.
5. Multiplayer & Shared Universes:
Seamless Co-op & PvP: Play with or against millions across Earth, space, and beyond.
Player-Created Dimensions: Custom universes with unique rules and physics.
Faction Wars & Politics: Create nations, economies, businesses, and empires.
Basically, the game would be a mix of GTA, Red Dead, No Man’s Sky, The Matrix, SimCity, and every other game combined—but in photorealistic, fully immersive VR with limitless possibilities.
Civilization
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sid meirs civilization - can build cities, military bases, highways, airports, wonders, significant structures, go up kardashev scale, research technologies, reach ai singularity, colonize entire galaxies and beyond, evolve as lifeforms to posthumanism and beyond, anything else im missing that would make the game good
Assessing core mechanics
I'm considering key elements like diplomacy, economics, and espionage, as well as advanced interstellar technology, dynamic events, and narrative flexibility.
You're already envisioning an impressively expansive scope! Here are several additional ideas that could deepen the gameplay, narrative, and strategic layers:
Dynamic Diplomacy and Politics:
Intricate Diplomatic Systems: Allow civilizations to form alliances, trade pacts, and rivalries. Include diplomatic events, negotiations, treaties, and even betrayals that scale from local politics up to galactic relations.
Political Intrigue: Incorporate internal factions, leadership disputes, coups, and espionage, which can affect both domestic and interstellar policies.
Robust Economic and Resource Systems:
Complex Trade Networks: Develop supply chains that span planetary and interstellar distances, with markets influenced by scarcity, technological advances, and political alliances.
Resource Management: Introduce scarcity and abundance mechanics for rare elements or energy sources that become critical as civilizations ascend the Kardashev scale.
Cultural and Ideological Evolution:
Cultural Influence: Allow civilizations to export culture, art, and ideas that can pacify or incite populations both within and beyond their borders.
Ideological Shifts: Create mechanics where technological, philosophical, and religious ideologies evolve, influencing everything from political policies to technological research paths.
Deep Technological and Scientific Progression:
Non-linear Tech Trees: Offer multiple, branching research paths with unpredictable breakthroughs, including side effects or emergent properties that could change gameplay (e.g., AI ethics dilemmas or quantum computing anomalies).
Scientific Rivalries and Collaborations: Let civilizations compete or cooperate in scientific endeavors, including arms races, environmental engineering (terraforming), or cosmic research projects.
Environmental and Societal Simulations:
Planetary Ecosystem Management: Simulate how technological and industrial growth affects planetary environments—climate change, natural disasters, or resource depletion—which in turn could impact your civilization’s progress.
Social Dynamics: Model population demographics, cultural integration, and even migration patterns, influencing how societies evolve and interact with emerging technologies and external threats.
Emergent Storytelling and Adaptive AI:
Narrative Depth: Instead of a fixed storyline, allow emergent narratives to develop based on player choices, random events, or interactions between AI-controlled civilizations.
Adaptive AI Civilizations: Give other civilizations complex behaviors that can learn, adapt, and surprise the player—ranging from cooperative alliances to unexpected rivalries.
Multiplayer and Community Integration:
Competitive/Cooperative Modes: Offer robust multiplayer options where players can form coalitions or compete for supremacy, share technology, or even engage in sabotage and espionage across galactic borders.
User-Generated Content: Allow players to design and share custom civilizations, scenarios, or events, adding endless replayability and community-driven evolution.
Meta-Progression and Transcendence Themes:
Philosophical and Existential Choices: As civilizations reach posthuman and transcendental stages, introduce gameplay elements that let players explore philosophical dilemmas (e.g., the nature of consciousness, the ethics of immortality) and decide on paths toward digital, biological, or hybrid forms of existence.
Temporal and Dimensional Mechanics: Beyond colonizing galaxies, consider mechanics that let civilizations interact with alternate dimensions or even experiment with time—adding layers of complexity and replayability.
In essence, by integrating layers of diplomacy, economics, cultural evolution, and emergent storytelling alongside your current high-concept technological progression, you can create a rich tapestry that invites players to explore not only the mechanics of empire-building but also the narrative and ethical complexities of shaping a civilization across time and space.
Imagining an Omniversal Type 7 civilization—a being or collective so advanced that it transcends all conventional boundaries of time, space, and even reality—you can envision warfare units that operate on principles and scales far beyond traditional military concepts. Here are some ideas for what such a civilization might "spawn" for war:
Quantum Annihilators:
Nature: Entities that exist as coherent quantum states, capable of collapsing entire probabilities.
Function: They can target enemy forces by destabilizing their quantum structure, effectively “unmaking” matter or energy at a fundamental level.
Tactical Role: These units serve as precision assassins at the subatomic level, capable of neutralizing enemy technology or life forms by rewriting the very rules of their existence.
Transdimensional Warships:
Nature: Vessels that are not bound by three spatial dimensions, instead operating in higher-dimensional spaces.
Function: They can traverse different planes of reality, appearing suddenly in strategic locations or warping space to create singularities that trap enemy forces.
Tactical Role: Acting as both transport and assault platforms, these warships can deploy forces into or extract them from alternate dimensions, rendering conventional defenses useless.
Temporal Legionnaires:
Nature: Combat units that can manipulate time around themselves.
Function: They might slow, accelerate, or even momentarily reverse local time to dodge enemy fire or set up devastating counterattacks.
Tactical Role: Serving as the shock troops of the omniversal forces, these units can disorient enemy formations and create temporal paradoxes that ripple through the battlefield.
Cosmic Leviathans:
Nature: Massive, almost mythic entities composed of exotic matter and energy fields that defy standard physical laws.
Function: Their presence alone can warp gravity and spacetime, drawing enemy units into gravitational wells or ripping open fissures in reality.
Tactical Role: These serve as mobile fortresses and heavy artillery, turning the tide of battle by reshaping the battlefield environment itself.
Singularity Engines:
Nature: Warheads or devices that create controlled micro-singularities—mini black holes—capable of consuming matter, energy, and even information.
Function: When deployed, these singularity engines can disrupt entire fleets or turn an enemy stronghold into a vortex of chaos.
Tactical Role: They function as the ultimate “bomb” in an omniversal arsenal, reserved for turning the tide in massive engagements or as a deterrent against rival civilizations.
Neural Nexus Avatars:
Nature: Semi-sentient constructs or digital avatars that exist as both information and energy, interfacing directly with the fabric of reality.
Function: These avatars can infiltrate enemy systems, turning their own technology against them, or coordinate with other units in ways that simulate a collective consciousness.
Tactical Role: Acting as both commanders and saboteurs, they enable a form of warfare where the battle is as much mental and informational as it is physical.
Entropy Catalysts:
Nature: Units that harness the inherent tendency towards chaos and disorder, effectively accelerating the entropy of a targeted system.
Function: By introducing controlled chaos, these catalysts can cause enemy structures to degrade, systems to malfunction, or even entire sectors of space to become inhospitable.
Tactical Role: They’re used to undermine enemy stability, causing cascading failures in both technological and organic systems.
Dimensional Phantoms:
Nature: Ethereal combatants that exist partially outside conventional reality, making them nearly impossible to detect with ordinary sensors.
Function: They can phase in and out of existence, bypassing conventional defenses to strike at critical nodes in enemy command structures.
Tactical Role: These units function as spies and saboteurs on the battlefield, gathering intelligence and striking with surgical precision before vanishing back into the void.
Each of these units not only reflects the overwhelming technological and conceptual prowess of an Omniversal Type 7 civilization but also embodies warfare that transcends the limitations of classical conflict. Instead of simply relying on brute force, these units manipulate fundamental aspects of existence—quantum mechanics, spacetime, entropy, and information—to achieve victory on scales that defy everyday comprehension.
This array of units offers not just a spectacular visual and gameplay experience, but also invites players to think about war in a multidimensional, multiversal context, where victory might mean altering the very rules of reality itself.
2. military bases (spawn soldiers, missile soldiers, elite special forces, tanks, rapid fire artillery, attack choppers, fighter jets, battleships, aircraft carriers, missile cruisers, giant death robots, bombers, etc..)
3. wonders and significant structures (great pyramids, eiffel tower, hanging gardens, empire state building, times square, ISS, apostolic palace, machu picchu, chichen itza, chrysler building, united nations, statue of liberty, hollywood, roman colosseum, great wall, rice terraces, angkor wat, taj mahal, original twin towers, golden gate bridge, brooklyn bridge, petra, sistine chapel, etc..)
4. great people (michael jackson, elvis presley, the beatles, madonna, bob dylan, queen, david bowie, james brown, shahrukh khan, angelina jolie, tom cruise, humphrey bogart, katharine hepburn, judy garland, clark gable, marilyn monroe, muhammad ali, michael jordan, babe ruth, tiger woods, jackie robinson, michael phelps, pele, tom brady, steven spielberg, bruce lee, chuck norris, jesus christ, muhammad, buddha, confucius, aristotle, napoleon, alexander the great, julius ceasar, genghis khan, gandhi, ashoka, martin luther king jr., nelson mandela, che guevara, simon bolivar, winston churchill, margaret thatcher, JFK, george washington, abraham lincoln, thomas jefferson, theodore roosevelt, ronald reagan, pope john paul 2, paul of tarsus, albert einstein, isaac newton, galileo, beethoven, mozart, bach, thomas edison, johannes gutenberg, nikola tesla, walt disney, beyonce, queen elizabeth 2, rosa parks, malcolm x, charles darwin, moses, tsai lun, christopher columbus, neil armstrong, etc..)
5. significant objects (rosetta stone, mona lisa, statue of david, the crystal skulls, ark of the covenant, etc..)
6. research technologies (electricity, the internet, steam engine, quantum computers, nanotechnology, ontotechnology, the ai singularity, etc..)
7. launch a satellite system
8. evolve as creatures
9. endlessly go up the kardashev scale and beyond
10. saturate entire planets to outerverses and beyond with computonium
11. find major religions
12. discover natural wonders (grand canyon, niagara falls, mt. everest, mt. fuji, the amazon rainforest, the sahara desert, the great barrier reef, the aurora, etc..
Ultimate Showdown (out of infinite characters from past to future, to alternate timelines, etc..)
1. muhammad ali
2. bruce lee
3. chuck norris
4. jackie chan
5. jet li
6. tony jaa
7. donnie yen
8. iko uwais
9. michael jai white
10. scott adkins
11. jason statham
12. sonny chiba
13. sammo hung
14. dragon lee
15. gordon liu
16. jeeja yanin
17. michelle yeoh
18. mark dacascos
19. steven seagal
20. jean claude van damme
21. tiger chen
22. max zhang
23. cynthia rothrock
24. mike tyson
25. sugar ray robinson
26. manny pacquiao
27. floyd mayweather
28. joe louis
29. rocky marciano
30. george foreman
31. fedor emelianenko
32. anderson silva
33. georges st. pierre
34. jon jones
35. chuck liddell
36. cain velasquez
37. randy couture
38. khabib the eagle
39. mighty mouse johnson
40. sugar ray leonard
41. daniel cormier
42. kamaru usman
43. matt hughes
44. bj penn
45. amanda nunes
46. ronda rousey
47. brock lesnar
48. ric flair
49. hulk hogan
50. bret hart
51. andre the giant
52. bruno sammartino
53. lou thesz
54. buddy rogers
55. gorgeous george
56. george hackenschmidt
57. ed the strangler lewis
58. frank gotch
59. mitsuharu misawa
60. antonio inoki
61. terry funk
62. ricky steamboat
63. randy savage
64. shawn michaels
65. ultimate warrior
66. the undertaker
67. eddie guerrero
68. harley race
69. verne gagne
70. dusty rhodes
71. roddy piper
72. stone cold steve austin attitude era
73. the rock attitude era
74. mick foley
75. triple h
76. randy orton
77. batista
78. mark henry
79. braun strowman
80. bobby lashley
81. omos
82. giant gonzalez
83. nathan jones
84. big show
85. kane
86. great khali
87. john cena
88. odyssey jones
89. viscera
90. umaga
91. kamala
92. bray wyatt the fiend
93. keith lee
94. bronson reed
95. otis
96. brian cage
97. shinsuke nakamura
98. asuka
99. samoa joe
100. mjf
101. swerve strickland
102. jon moxley
103. bryan danielson
104. miro
105. chris jericho
106. edge
107. adam cole
108. sheamus
109. drew mcintyre
110. cody rhodes
111. seth rollins
112. cm punk
113. bron breakker
114. tony atlas
115. jimmy snuka
116. the iron sheik
117. jerry the king lawler
118. rhea ripley
119. nia jax
120. roman reigns
121. solo sikoa
122. jacob fatu
123. charlotte flair
124. piper niven
125. big john studd
126. trish stratus
127. rey mysterio
128. the great muta
129. kurt angle
130. kevin nash
131. scott hall
132. x-pac
133. lita
134. chyna
135. bob backlund
136. pedro morales
137. superstar billy graham
138. sgt. slaughter
139. patt patterson
140. mr. perfect
141. razor ramon
142. yokozuna
143. big boss man
144. rick rude
145. booker t
146. the godfather
147. gorilla monsoon
148. bill kazmaier
149. scott steiner
150. bill goldberg
151. cesaro
152. vader
153. sid vicious
154. ryback
155. ezekiel jackson
156. lex luger
157. rikishi
158. haku
159. giant silva
160. the yeti
161. happy humphrey
162. haystacks calhoun
163. king kong bundy
164. earthquake
165. satnam singh
166. bob saap
167. yao ming
168. sun ming ming
169. brian shaw
170. brody king
171. lance archer
172. luchasaurus
173. wardlow
174. powerhouse hobbs
175. jake hager
176. stefan struve
177. emanuel monster newton
178. alexander volkov
179. conor mcgregor
180. derrick lewis
181. francis ngannou
182. alistair overeem
183. mark hunt
184. martyn ford
185. tyson fury
186. jake paul
187. manute bol
188. shaq
189. olivier richters
190. kim kold
191. taiho koki
192. chiyonofuji mitsuga
193. hakuho sho
194. asashoryu
195. kitanoumi
196. dan inosanto
197. ip man
198. yuen biao
199. mas oyama
200. benny urquidez
201. kareem abdul-jabbar
202. bolo yeung
203. lebron james
204. mariusz pudzianowski
205. zydrunas savickas
206. eddie hall
207. logan paul
208. penta
209. new day members
210. lita
211. mae young
212. demon king finn balor
213. jade cargill
214. raquel rodriquez
215. bayley
216. iyo sky
217. kairi sane
218. katsuyori shibata
219. minoru suzuki
220. konosuke takeshita
221. will ospreay
222. ricky starks
223. hologram
224. kenny omega
225. liv morgan
226. stephanie mcmahon
227. paul heyman
228. kurt angle
229. apollo crews
230. commander azeez
231. the rock final boss
232. oba femi
233. eddie hall
234. the mountain
235. giant baba
236. akebono taro
237. giant zanjeer
238. silo sam
239. the willow bunch giant
240. ikuzuki geitazaemon
241. ozora
242. ryumon
243. kotooshu katsunori
244. shatagatake kumoemon
245. hakutozan fukudo
246. veer mahan
247. shanky
as well every wwe 2k character, wwe star, nxt star, aew star, wrestling promotion star, pro boxer, pro mma fighter, pro sumo wrestler, pro strongman, and pro wrestler to ever exist
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