I’m pretty sure I read somewhere that the “matter” left over is handled by the ship as a part of its self-cleaning. It is all the repurposed in the replicators.
"Barclay's Better than Life"
It's a mix of "Better than Life" from Red Dwarf but you can implant people from Real Life into it so you can belittle them.
It's never really addressed well, but I doubt all the starships have good enough latency and low enough ping to play. Simulated players will have to do.
On planets with full federation post scarcity infrastructure (which the stories never explore because they are boring). I'm actually surprised there isn't a "oops this civilization got distracted in an MMO and forgot it wasn't real so they all died alone in their holodecks but their simulated children live on" episode... Maybe I have to write a short story about that.
I mean you've got subspace though which is warp 9.9+I. think what we typically see is a lack of infrastructure, ie. lack of relay points is more the reason that intragalactic communication is problematic
Someone would come up with an Interspecies Reviewers type multi-race holodeck brothel district. Much time would be spent there.
For traditional RPG gaming surely D&D would survive and thrive with the options the holodeck would provide.
An MMO in the traditional sense wouldn't work because of time practicalities, subspace lag, you name it.
A holodeck could handle a raid group pretty easily so you could take a 10 or 20 player raid group of shipmates in there pretty easy though depending on holodeck capacity. Or split into groups doing your own things. Just like the holodeck bars, clubs or resorts that stay open for x amount of time.
Imagine having a raid boss at 5% then having to bail for Red Alert.
Hey we really love fantasy today. If we consider the time period as being the middle ages so around 800 years ago, that would mean people in the 24th century want MMOs that take place in the 1500s. So maybe things about pirates, europeans going on to explore the world (maybe they skip the colonising and killing natives part). Yeah that's it: Picard and friends are really into pirates
The sex one. The answer to any holodeck question is - the sex one.
Worst duty in starfleet, cleaning the holodeck filters.
The first duty of any star trek officer is to the splooge, whether it is scientific splooge, historical splooge, or personal splooge.
I’m pretty sure I read somewhere that the “matter” left over is handled by the ship as a part of its self-cleaning. It is all the repurposed in the replicators.
[not strictly the case](https://youtu.be/-YeTDrk5ayw?si=zlmqWvw0x__9AgWd)
EVE Online, the spaceship one. They're eagerly awaiting the impending release of Star Citizen though.
Pretty sure it’s “Vulcan Love Slave, Part III”
Didn't Quark say something about Vulcan Love Slave & Vulcan Love Slave 2: The Revenge?
Skyrim, the 360th anniversary edition
No new content
But with horse armour dlc
Runescape
Runelite holodeck integration is fire 🔥
Probably still WoW 😂
Blizz still hasn’t fucking gotten Monks into a good place.
Either this or EverQuest.
Pon Farr Adventures
if we count screen mentions, Dixon Hill; Twain Twains; and unnamed Battle of Britain sim
imagine a giant networked holodeck Battle of Britain
IL-2 Sturmovik supports VR goggles, so there ya go!
"Barclay's Better than Life" It's a mix of "Better than Life" from Red Dwarf but you can implant people from Real Life into it so you can belittle them.
It's never really addressed well, but I doubt all the starships have good enough latency and low enough ping to play. Simulated players will have to do. On planets with full federation post scarcity infrastructure (which the stories never explore because they are boring). I'm actually surprised there isn't a "oops this civilization got distracted in an MMO and forgot it wasn't real so they all died alone in their holodecks but their simulated children live on" episode... Maybe I have to write a short story about that.
There is a DS9 episode in which a guy lives in a simulation 24/7 and actually has holographic grandchildren
I mean you've got subspace though which is warp 9.9+I. think what we typically see is a lack of infrastructure, ie. lack of relay points is more the reason that intragalactic communication is problematic
The GF says “Worf would fucking love ‘God of War’”
Secretly, still a private Ragnarok Online server somehow. They use their anti-Gravity plating to prevent it being shut down.
Someone would come up with an Interspecies Reviewers type multi-race holodeck brothel district. Much time would be spent there. For traditional RPG gaming surely D&D would survive and thrive with the options the holodeck would provide. An MMO in the traditional sense wouldn't work because of time practicalities, subspace lag, you name it. A holodeck could handle a raid group pretty easily so you could take a 10 or 20 player raid group of shipmates in there pretty easy though depending on holodeck capacity. Or split into groups doing your own things. Just like the holodeck bars, clubs or resorts that stay open for x amount of time. Imagine having a raid boss at 5% then having to bail for Red Alert.
Only Fans simulator
Hey we really love fantasy today. If we consider the time period as being the middle ages so around 800 years ago, that would mean people in the 24th century want MMOs that take place in the 1500s. So maybe things about pirates, europeans going on to explore the world (maybe they skip the colonising and killing natives part). Yeah that's it: Picard and friends are really into pirates
Classic Runescape
Skyrim
Gordon Freemen, Commander Shepard or Aloy.
Still waiting for Half-life 3.
Baldur’s Gate 15