1) d20 Modern or D&D running on a top notch SRPG game engine, complete with epic campaign and multiplayer.

2) Get anything I've written published? Right now I'm working on a fantasy novel. It's fairly generic and I wasn't shooting for anything else at the get-go. Suppose it's practice, mostly. I'm experimenting with some concepts and characters that I never would have attempted before, for example, the main protagonist is female.

3) Direct either the REBOOTED hush-hush The Last Airbender live-action movie to set the record straight, or direct the horror-comedy sequel where a serial killer (me) systematically slaughters everyone on the The Last Airbender 2 set after the killer's screenplay gets rejected.

Always the bride, never the bride's maid... wait... wait...
 

Well, I have several dream projects

First: a series of novels, specifically a quadrilogy (I don't care if it's officially a "trilogy", that's stupid, it's four books, not three) concerning a young man who, near the end of book one, gets royally screwed - literally and figuratively, in two separate events - and manages to survive. That moment changes the nature of the rest of the book and series, but it's both gritty and high-fantasy in several ways (the hidden side of the world makes it sci-fantasy, but no one is likely ever to see this ever).

I'd plotted out and written the over-all story arcs (three rather rapidly sequential books, and a fourth book set some time in the future), carefully understood the inner workings of my world, fully fleshed out all the hows and whys of my characters, and fully written three-quarters of the first novel, when my computer died the long death (the CPU actually died with the info stored in it - I could have had a 50% chance of recovering around 50% of it, if I payed more money than I had. I declined.). But fortunately, I'd had the good sense to make back-ups! ... which cracked when, a short time later, the desk they were one broke. But I'd had ANOTHER back-up! ... that had (without me realizing it) gotten stored in the garage. So, I now have no story, characters, plot, or world. I could just rewrite it, but that was devastating. It would most certainly not be anywhere nearly so good as I could write now, though. Which might be a blessing in disguise. Anyway, that's dream project one.

Second: a series of four video games starring a one (or more) character(s) who has many multiple paths (s)he can take in order to completely "the story", as well as multiple "paths to power" - i.e. multiple different ways the same character can increase their personal power, including abilities to follow multiple paths "at the same time"... all while still being balanced to each other. The first game would be basically a city-exploration game as he tries to [spoiler=spoiler!](hah-hah, this is secret!)[/spoiler]. I don't want to go into toooooooooooo much detail here, but it's got several unique elements that I still haven't seen anyone do in video games, and is basically the kind of game I'd like to play. It does have some quick-time stuff, but I'm taking a heavy and critical look at whether or not that'd work well, or if there's a better way of executing what I'm thinking about. I've got the story-idea, and several of the mechanics nailed down, as well as the history and atmosphere. One way of looking at it is a combination of Vagrant Story, Ico/Shadow of the Colossus, and Legend of Zelda (especially Twilight Princess and Wind Waker), though I didn't know of some of those originally. Unfortunately, a few of the unique ideas I had were taken by other games, but its still unique so far.

One other unusual element of the game is that two of the games are actually prequels - I also want to make it so that you can play them in any order, but you can 'update' any game save you have with all of the relevant information from any of the games. The final game would be the culmination of the other three and the slow building tension that each of the games has built on.

Third: a series of fantasy-based short stories that I've been developing, mostly for myself, but also for a game-world I've been working on. I actually started making the game world, took a look at one period of history, found it to be endlessly fascinating, and began writing about that. It's come out quite amazing, so far. I mean I don't think I'm that good of a writer, but I'm impressed with the look of it. Short version: gnomes take over the world! Beware the GNOMES!

The stories are from various people's views during the world-wide war, ranging from gnomes to their enemies, usually taking a slightly positive spin on whoever you're reading about - regardless of what side of the war their on.

Also various other stories I'm looking at and developing - including one fantasy set in historical Baltic-coast Lithuania-Polish Commonwealth era, and another following a series of incidents in London c. 1830-1880. The former is darker and more terrible, while the latter is much lighter in tone, form, and story.

Also, the first two (out of three) Azisien said. :D

Right now all I want to make is a spiritual sequel to Eternal Darkness where you go to sleep and play as other people in your dreams.

THIS IS ALL I WANT

1.) A sort of graphic novel about a super hero who gets his/her powers from a lovecraftian abomination. It'd probably be a bit like Dr. Strange but not exactly. The main character would be really unassuming and despite being the Edlritch chosen one.

2.) Some sorta big fantasy novel that spans for a few books, taking place in the modern day. Lotsa time travel, and conspiracies and lies all over the place. Magic, laser beams, and the apocalypse all spinning around the place. Sorta an epic.

3.) A series of 3 horror/mystery/adventure stories, told from the perspective of a different character each time, with each character in a different state of affairs regarding the situation. One wanting to run away from it, one wanting more answers to it, and the final character wanting to end it permanently.

1) i'm still working on my Book, i don't care if i have to pay to get it out there and never see a dime on sales for it, but it will get out there.

2) I really would like to create a Simple and Fun pen and Paper Strategy RPG based around Gundam/Macross-Like Mecha. And i know i can make something WAAAAAY better than Battletech...

3) I would love to create smaller projects with other people to mess around and have fun editing videos and creating Special effects on the PC. It's my Hobby, but it's hard one to work with if i don't have a project on it or at least some fun footage. My dream work would be to make a short movie recorded with several people from around the globe that are never in the same place together...

4) My Star Wars Reboot of the first 3 Movies that takes the Star Wars saga back to the "Wizards in Space" and deals with Hundreds of years before the original Trilogy, where Space Flight is just beginning, the birth of the Sith, A Sith Lord capable of compressing a entire Moon Colony after 3 months of pure meditation and Lightsabers being so rare that only the Jedi Council have them.

I'm currently working on my book that I've been putting together for about four years. The tentative title that I've given it is Saga of a Deadbeat. It started off as a little vanity project to have fun with but once I reached a certain point I had no clue how to keep going. I took a year long break and then came back to find that it was poorly written and the plot was in shambles. I started rewriting everything and planted seeds everywhere that I could use to get past the point where I hit a road block.

It's a series of memoirs from a young man to the daughter he never got to know. After an accident he gets roped into the world of the supernatural and subsequently forced to take the role as the world's protector at the loss of having a family. The entire thing is him rationalizing his decisions and how hard he's trying to do the right thing.

When I started rewriting it I ended up changing him from the perfect man for the job into the most qualified man for it. He tries but he fails a lot because of his almost obsessive strive to be perfect. His mentor knows that he's not quite the right fit for the position but he's the only choice so he's very hard on him.

There's also a framing device about two friends on a cross-country road trip finding out how they fit into the supernatural world at large after a ghost hunt gone wrong.

The whole thing is a giant mixed bag of influences ranging from Buffy to the Dresden Files to John Dies at the End. I'm pretty proud of the product. Now I'm nearing the end game and I'm a little worried about screwing it up.

D-Resonate, my finally cleaned up series spamming 8 Sagas (you might remember as the "D-Universe" thing I kept whining about every year). It's been 3 years since I started it (Mischief Knights) going on 4. And even though things ended up dragging along (only have 40+ pages written after 3 years... which is pathetic), poor decisions resulting in me screwing my college life up almost beyond repair.

Several nervous brake downs over the years nearly tearing my sanity in two (probably did seeing as I can't sleep well much now a days). Being completely and I mean completely destroyed on Penny Arcade by a mod of all people.

And with it's artwork now becoming perverted and used more as a means of venting sexual frustration because of my conflicting emotions about rather or not I should start looking for a girlfriend to keep me company and maybe even help me VS me wanting loads of alone time to work and relax.

Not to mention the requests I STILL owe to everyone here, along with a few on Deviantart and furaffinity. some of which are nearing a year or two old.

And being forced into a corner where I may have to sacrifice the story I made and fell in love with for a new one or be doomed to being consider mediocre at best because of what happened on PA. Even though it was largely aimed at writing errors rather then the plot... Lease I hope it was...

Despite all of this, I still want to and plan to finish the whole thing. It will be damn near impossible at times but I've got to make it work somehow. Even If I have to do it all alone. Which I most likely will rather I want to solo it or not.

Creating the largest library of media in the history of the world.

Not only would it be catalogued by the Dewey Decimal system, it would double over as the newest entertainment area for ideas in various places. I figure a mall size area with the first two floors being books, the second floor would be the old school arcade along with some new games to try out. The top floor would be dedicated to indie music, movies and manga.

*sigh* It's still a pipe dream. I would have to find a way to make money on it since it's mainly a nonprofit endeavor. But damn would it be great to get this one finalized.

You know, the PA forums aren't the entirety of the world.

Incidentally, right now for me, it's this, if it ever makes it off the ground.

I already wrote a book. I want it published