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This would be huge if it was « rogue like », where you could buy new more performant components that allow you to reach further into the game. The game makes yo
by GL26 3mo ago
This would be huge if it was « rogue like », where you could buy new more performant components that allow you to reach further into the game. The game makes you naturally lose, and there are milestones that you can reach (bosses, or loot that stays throughout sessions).
For instance you could unlock GPUs, docker containers, another SSD, antiviruses…
- sudoshred 3mo agoAlso consider RTS elements, like assigning certain schedulers to handle workloads which are swappable and tuneable, maybe with some skill tree unlocks.
- nielsole 3mo agounlimited possibilities to expand the game scope through a tech tree: - Hyperthreading - interrupts - compressed main memory - L3 caches - TLB caches - CFS - cgroups - TSO/GSO - performance / efficiency cores - dynamic clock speed - thermals - PCI bandwidth / lanes - ... Game could start with a single CPU and 2-3 processes and then all this comes on top step by step and you can automate it away through tech tree.
- heroku 3mo ago[dead]
- DonHopkins 3mo agoSevere Running direct process scheduling keyboard control game mechanic! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrUWFo2D1Xs https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lrUWFo2D1Xs
- mnky9800n 3mo agoYou could also make it historical so as you go through tech trees and stuff it goes from like 1970s to today
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- peddling-brink 3mo agoOr a bitburner-like game, where scripting the solution is required.
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- conception 3mo agoObviously needs to be Turing Complete as well.