Name a game mechanic you want to see more in future titles?

[Supercoolmayo]

I really like the cooking in Botw

 

[Why-Fi]

arcade AI like the first infamous

 

[Arcavian]

Mods on more console titles

 

[CookisaCac]

Dlc

 

[It is a mystery]

Dlc

Loot boxes

 

[Kamikaze Revy]

Enemies that adapt to your behavior like in MGSVTPP.

 

[Thoughtspeak]

The nemesis system needs to be in more games.

 

[Bathing Ape]

Drug dealing mechanic from GTA Chinatown

 

[scarlxrd]

Permadeath modes. Only saw a handful of RPGs use it but I'd like other genres to try it.

I want to put my save file on the line fukk it. It made every action meaningful because there was something always at stake.

 

[Thatrogueassdiaz]

None. I hate copy cats.

 

[KushSkywalker]

Don’t hate on me for it.

But I thought the hide and seek invasion mode in the first watchdogs was a lot of fun and could be more fun if implemented in a better game.

 

[Renkz]

The walktrhough system in which you die too many times, and the cpu takes over beats the level for you for you

 

[Jimmy Two-Times™]

I'd like to see less realistic physics in games and more liberties being taken with creative such as the arcade style of gameplay on the N64/SNES/SEGA Mega Drive and PS2.

Everything has to be photo-real these days and it's boring as fukk to play these games. It's bordering on "I might as well go outside and experience this for real" as all the games feel like a real life simulation.

Thank God for Nintendo this year 2017 is their year.

Enemies that adapt to your behavior like in MGSVTPP.

They did that amazingly well in the F.E.A.R. franchise of games.

 

[Mac071415]

We just need a remake of Scarface the world is yours.

 

[Supercoolmayo]

Permadeath modes. Only saw a handful of RPGs use it but I'd like other genres to try it.

I want to put my save file on the line fukk it. It made every action meaningful because there was something always at stake.

You mean like the classic fire emblem