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What is the largest spherical (or oblately spheroidal) open world map ever designed for a video game?
The other day I was thinking, "what if there was a Grand Theft Auto game set on a spheroid with fictionalized versions of at least one real major city from every continent?"
Has there ever been a map that could be fully explored on foot, maybe something along the lines of: GTAV's flat map, or maybe even more like on the scale of World War II Online's map, but with no invisible walls or any artificial method that prevents players from crossing a certain boundary that would reveal the flatness of the virtual world?
I was also thinking something like No Man's Sky but wasn't procedurally generated, had more than just one biome, was set in the present, had Earth fauna and flora, had thousands of NPCs, and cities based off of real-world cities.
The map would have to be a lot smaller than real Earth, of course. Perhaps a spheroidal map the size of Ceres? Or smaller. No wait. Not Ceres. Maybe the asteroid 8 Flora. Might be just perfect for the GTAV map.
Has there ever been a spherical open world game set inside a space station on the scale of something like the Death Star that could be fully explored inside and out?
Or an oblately spheroidal open world set inside of a hollowed-out asteroid?
Or for that matter: how hard would it be to just take the flat map from GTAV and paste it onto a globe?
Is there such an open world game?
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Looks like Isabella Sermon got me banned this time around.
Where was I? I think I was saying how the Southwestern US would be a good candidate for Rockstar to produce a 1:1 scale recreation of because it's got the world's hottest desert (Death Valley), world's tallest trees (redwoods, Sequoia, Sherman trees, etc.), islands (Channel islands), snow-capped mountains, and other biomes. Probably part of the reason as to why early filmmakers picked Hollywood back in the day. With a map the size of Daggerfall's; you can get much of Southern California, maybe a bit of Central California, Northern Mexico, and Nevada.
Also for a map that size you can get much of Southern and Central Iraq and maybe get like a 1:1 recreation of Sumer for an Assassin's Creed game or Mount & Blade mod.
so by my calculations the penis size in baldur's gate is about average (5 and a half inches) assuming the character is 6 feet (i never played the game so just guessing). why make it average when you could use a slider? and since it's unlikely to cause glitches, why put limits on the slider? Why not match the range of all existing penises? How else to roleplay? Would you rather have your actual penis size represented or try to experience a penis size quite unlike your own?
>1203 BC
UGH.
I WANTED 2570 BC.
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This game is fucking whack.
Would you rather discuss No Man's Sky?
I haven't played either one in over four years since I sold my video game consoles and PCs in 2019, but last I checked No Man's Sky was severely lacking in content compared to Ark Survival Evolved. The problem I had with Ark was that it was incredibly glitchy and kept crashing. If it hadn't been for all the glitchiness; I'd have been relatively fine with mind-numbing, menial grinding for hours on end just to see new biomes and other players' bases and creatures every once in awhile. With No Man's Sky--you visit 50 planets; you've seen them all.
