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From the Wikipedia entry, that game series sounds pretty neat. Tactical management instead of resource management for an RTS game back in 2000. There were so many RTS games being released back then thanks to the 'craft' series by Blizzard (and other franchises like CnC of course) really...

My bad, I didn't read far back enough regarding Stafleet Command being a reference to space/ship combat, not ground combat with the Away Teams. Cool concept regardless.

I appreciate the seeming endorsement of the more original orthodox view of the force instead of KOTOR's good/evil counters. When did Grey Jedi become a "balance" between the Light and the Dark as opposed to just Jedi who rejected some or most of the Jedi Order's organized principles? I like...

There's always the WarGame series, though it can get kinda into the weeds with detail. More depth then World in Conflict.

So the combat would be more tactical like an X-Com type of deal instead of hands on like with Mass Effect's cover based shooter mechanics? But with a stronger RPG narrative outside of the combat?

I feel like that could work on well enough on its own merits even independent of any sort of Leopard Men. There was a 1965 film called The Naked Prey which was about this group of Hunters going trekking through Africa and the leader of the hunters refused to pay the local tribe for passage...

I'd like to see a Kaiju fighting game in the style of any sort of top tier fighting game such as Street Fighter or Mortal Kombat or Tekken or whatever. And of course I'd like to see it be a crossover style game like Marvel v. Capcom, Super Smash Bros. or the upcoming Multiversus concept from...

"Players will optimize the fun out of a game if given the opportunity." - Clausewitz (or somebody)

I think a more dynamic concept would be to have it... well I guess more dynamic for that replayability factor. So lets say we have some Eldar Outcast character and your doing your Radical run. Everytime you help the Eldar or vice versa, you get those Radical points, Alienhunter Inquisitor...

Yeah for a long time I thought an Inquisitor would be a pretty awesome concept for a proper Western RPG but being a Commissar confined to a single planet, the story I think would feel more grounded and compelling because you are still 'developing' your character like an origin story. And being...

Not a Warhammer 40K expert so I think that makes me perfectly capable of proposing a Warhammer 40K game. An WH40K set RPG style game that's party based, with your main character being a Commissar. I'm thinking it'll be a party based game kind of like KOTOR or Dragon Age but the game will have...