One of the best things about this type of games is the unexpected results you can get. And I am not talking about Easter eggs or different endgames some mainstr

One of the best things about this type of games is the unexpected results you can get. And I am not talking about Easter eggs or different endgames some mainstream games boast themselves with. I am talking about really unexpected game situations (or even incidents). As if you are building a giant simulation, where a very complex software system is interacting with unpredictable human players, and nobody, including the creators of the system, knows the limits of the simulation. This is the most interesting part of this type of games. This is why we get full working computers inside Minecraft, all sort of unpredictable scenarios in Dwarf Fortress, and also some really surprising glitches like the virtual epidemic that plagued the servers of WoW in 2005, almost like a real disease: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corrupted_Blood http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corrupted_Blood