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Yeah, and I counted the missions. I think it is around 370 possible missions in Morrowind that one person could attempt in one game.
Interesting stuff. I thought about my games and found a few obscure/unrunnable titles.
Birthright: The Gorgon's Alliance
Old game. It is actually runnable to an extent, but would it be interesting? Running the individual levels in Adventure Mode might be interesting but that's it. Basically go around a level completing objectives and avoiding fights. Battle Mode is also runnable I guess, but that would be very boring to watch since the battles aren't that impressive. Doing a run of the main mode could be interesting if you have played the game. Basically you can win without declaring war on a single country. Just open trade routes and get lots of allies. But that would also be quite boring.
Fort Boyard: The Challenge
Very obscure title. Think it's only been released in europe. Go around Fort Boyard completing challenges and try to uncover the clues leading to the gold treasure. The fact that all dungeons are randomized means you'll have to learn them all. The goal is to get 7 keys and as many clues as you need to figure out what the password is. (Could possibly be done with 1 clue if you know all the passwords.) I could try running it if there is a demand, though. Although I will always hate the archery challenge. The female "assistant" deserves to be shot.
Star Trek: Starship Creator
Can this game even be completed? I'd guess that going through and completing all missions once would count as a speedrun. Although you can play all of them as much as you like. The planning would be to know what equipment is needed for which mission. And the fast-forward key would probably finish the missions in seconds on modern computers. Meaning you'd have to run in normal speed. Which is slow. Very slow.
Transport Tycoon
This game is just not built for speedrunning. You have no goal whatsoever and there is only one speed setting. (2 if you use OpenTTD.) The goal of a speedrun would be to play for 100 years. That will get you into the highscore list if you have a high enough score. But since it will take the exactly same length no matter how you play it... And it takes a lot of time to do it.
I have some other games that I could list too. Even more obscure stuff. Just tell me if you'd like me to post more.
Birthright: The Gorgon's Alliance
Old game. It is actually runnable to an extent, but would it be interesting? Running the individual levels in Adventure Mode might be interesting but that's it. Basically go around a level completing objectives and avoiding fights. Battle Mode is also runnable I guess, but that would be very boring to watch since the battles aren't that impressive. Doing a run of the main mode could be interesting if you have played the game. Basically you can win without declaring war on a single country. Just open trade routes and get lots of allies. But that would also be quite boring.
Fort Boyard: The Challenge
Very obscure title. Think it's only been released in europe. Go around Fort Boyard completing challenges and try to uncover the clues leading to the gold treasure. The fact that all dungeons are randomized means you'll have to learn them all. The goal is to get 7 keys and as many clues as you need to figure out what the password is. (Could possibly be done with 1 clue if you know all the passwords.) I could try running it if there is a demand, though. Although I will always hate the archery challenge. The female "assistant" deserves to be shot.
Star Trek: Starship Creator
Can this game even be completed? I'd guess that going through and completing all missions once would count as a speedrun. Although you can play all of them as much as you like. The planning would be to know what equipment is needed for which mission. And the fast-forward key would probably finish the missions in seconds on modern computers. Meaning you'd have to run in normal speed. Which is slow. Very slow.
Transport Tycoon
This game is just not built for speedrunning. You have no goal whatsoever and there is only one speed setting. (2 if you use OpenTTD.) The goal of a speedrun would be to play for 100 years. That will get you into the highscore list if you have a high enough score. But since it will take the exactly same length no matter how you play it... And it takes a lot of time to do it.
I have some other games that I could list too. Even more obscure stuff. Just tell me if you'd like me to post more.
