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Quite possibly the most feature-intensive game I've played is Yakuza 5, and lemme tell ya, it's nuts and I loved it.
There was a game I loved and stopped playing a little while ago. It had loads of arena style fighting lots of campaigns to redo and optimsie and difficulty levels it was brilliant BUT it was two to three hours a day 'work' just to sort of stay on daily tasks.
Lots to learn loads of characters lots of variety it was my dream but the work load was too much.
I now cannot recall its name but you could have dwarves, yu could have orcs you could have elves and monsters and you had so many cool campaigns for them alone and levelling up and deciding on skills and armor level ups all brilliant!
But it got like work.
Even now months if not a year ? later I miss it.
Taking Operation Wolf as an arcade game and turn it into pc, that could do with slightly of what you are talking about. Larger Magazine options, more red dot, little bit of health increases.
Borderlands 2 Got Things Right. Could do with more places and could turn it into a multi planet experience, but I'd say Borderlands 2 got it right.
Alpha Protocol another game where you build your character into your style.
I would not want Operation Wolf to become Borderlands 2 or Alpha Protocol because there is something nice in its simplicity.
Get it going and bam your firing away.
It is why I like the Megadrive games I can just stick paperboy 2 on and have a blast - even when I rage quit and come on here in a bad mood. - I am a very bad loser on that game same with Battletech and Desert Strike.
Then there is Mordheim, A very involved game if you want it to be.
It pisses all over battle chess. Medieval gang warfare in a warhammer setting?
This game can make you scared of losing your members if you are not thinking and get arrogant and then wham bam sorry for missing limb mam!
That has a lot of customisation on the squad and characters for each faction.
I would not want any of them changed because they fill their places very well. With exception to operation Wolf but its been a long time since i played that.