Panfilo posted:

I liked to daydream about wacky multiplayer games that required a prohibitive amount of coordination and teamwork. For instance:

-A WW2 ship simulator where each player operated a different station on the ship. So the captain/helmsman would be responsible for movement, but the engineer would be regulating boiler pressure, and the gunners would rely on the fire control director generating a firing solution. Imagine a legion of weheraboos flailing around in the Bismark, utterly incapable of landing shells anywhere near the Hood because of the critical mass of spergs all trying to coordinate their actions.

-Along the same lines, I'd love to see an NFL football multiplayer game where it involved literally 22 players. Assuming the game wasn't a constant stream of offsides, watching a bunch of fantasy football tryhards coordinate their efforts would be pretty funny. Especially all the death threats over questionable pass interference/holding calls.