Makrillo

Just "Eternity" sounds good to me.

As long as the games other inhabitants react in the way you'd expect I see no problem with having killable children. Of course, Id never go around and kill them buggers, I still mourn the toddler who jumped in front of my plasma in Fallout 2...

You can advance as a character even without levels, levels are just an easy way of showing progress. You might as well have skills, perks, and a lot of other kinds of things that makes you advance as a character without setting an arbitrary number on how strong you are. If you swing your sword, your proficiency in swords could go up, and unlock new abilities. It would still be levels in a way, but condensed to what you are actually using in the game. I find it kinda awesome to play a monk in BG though, when you in the late game pummel dragons to death, with your fists. It just makes me feel fuzzy inside.

I would really want, not an RPG really, but a turn-based versus game like Necromunda, with online leagues. Could play out like frozen synapse, both make their turn and press ready and it plays out. Graphics, should be realistic, but gory. You should be fighting in abandoned cities, factories, lots of rusted steel, broken pipes shooting out smoke, broken concrete walls... etc. For an RPG I wouldnt know what I'd want. Something not Biowares, while I have thoroughly enjoyed their games up until Dragon Age I feel their whole black and white-moral system is getting rather stale and predictable. Every action should have a consequence but the consequence shouldn't be entirely clear from the getgo, the fight for dominance shouldnt be between good and evil, it should be between your side and the opposing side. Each side having proper motivation to call themselves the good guys.