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Serza5 wrote:Make Aperture Science real.

Screw that, I'm off to Black Mesa

I'd actually buy a nice house for a start and not have to rent a shitty tiny flat with trailer trash/the undead for neighbours. There's plenty of the nice homes here but they're not for rent and you have to be a right rich bitch to even get a nice flat.

I'd be way more productive. Music, coding, science. And I'd travel too.

DesLife wrote:I'd be way more productive. Music, coding, science. And I'd travel too.

That's me too..

Cairnie wrote:I'd actually buy a nice house for a start and not have to rent a shitty tiny flat with trailer trash/the undead for neighbours. There's plenty of the nice homes here but they're not for rent and you have to be a right rich bitch to even get a nice flat.

That's what you would do if you had a million dollars. Now try a billion.

- Buying the house of my dreams
- Buying a Wacom Cintiq (the HD version)
- Buying a R.O.G laptop
- Upgrading my current keyboard for a Logitech G19
- Upgrading my gaming collection, including my Rayman collection
- Other things I'm not reminding at the moment

Well firstly I'd never have to look for a job
I'd be able to buy those parts for the computer build and not had to work my ass off during summer to buy it.
I'd be able to upgrade that said computer.
I'd get items in order to create a art studio.
Touhou
Video Games
I'd be able to start developing video games (This damn computer is the only thing stopping me ATM)
I'd buy and learn more instruments.
get my divers license and a Hybrid car

SuperSunshine, I like your goals! Keep it up!

not an issue for me or for everyone?

no more hearing that people should work to support the economy. who even came with such an idea? you work to produce something useful, not to support the economy... people believe that and then wonder why there are problems everywhere.

if it just meant a lot of money for me, I would probably travel and settle down somewhere where it is pleasant enough to live.

I would probably have three main activities: studying/reading (I'm interested in so many things I could spend my entire life learning), traveling (which is strongly linked to the first one since I would mostly visit cultural sites) and investing (mostly in information technology and market finance companies). I'd also buy awesome properties and cars, collect art and give funds to philanthropic foundations. At some point, I'd probably want to get more involves in these foundations, which could become a fourth activity and why not the main one!

I would also travel the world, to see many different museums of art and architechtural artworks.

Myself, I'm not too interested in travelling the world. Maybe once in a while for something relaxing or if I feel like being adventurous, but that would be on rare occasion.

Collect all the video games I wanted for myself, and then go travel!

I would probably do la schnouff et les putes tbh.

I would still try to get more money anyway.

* Get a good hearing aid or some other hearing treatment.
* Buy a good house for myself, my younger sister and help my older sister complete her home improvement.
* Get laser hair removal done
Erm...?

I’d drop out of school, buy a private jet, buy a mansion with every game under the sun, travel safely to every country in the world, end world hunger and poverty, open a restaurant with quality food for generous prices, make all evil leaders retire due to huge payments (or maybe hitmen if they don’t deserve a life of leisure), get some top tier archaeologists to make some new discoveries close to me AND learn from them, build the new tallest building, found a huge company, and start a city that will have futuristic pyramids and the world’s largest population.

If money wasn’t an issue, I think I’d spend most of my time traveling and experiencing new places without worrying about schedules. I’d love to take months just exploring Europe, stopping in small towns, and meeting people along the way. Part of the fun for me is the journey itself — sometimes it’s even better than the destination. I remember once joining a group trip where we rented a coach through BCS Bus, and honestly the ride together with everyone laughing and sharing stories was as memorable as the place we went to. So I guess I’d want more of that: adventures where the road is just as important as the goal. And of course, a lot more time to play and relax without stressing about work.

If money weren’t something to worry about, I think I’d dedicate most of my time to traveling and discovering new places. I’d probably spend months wandering across Europe, checking out small towns, and just soaking in the atmosphere without rushing. For me, the journey is often as exciting as the destination itself. I once joined a group trip where we booked a coach through BCS Bus, and honestly the time on the road — chatting, laughing, and sharing stories — was just as fun as the place we ended up in. That’s the kind of adventure I’d love to repeat, where the road feels like part of the experience. And of course, having endless time to play games and relax wouldn’t hurt either.

Id donate money to cure cancer, then I'd feed hungry families and give them homes. I'd also fund more programs for poor families to help them get the resources they need. Id also fund hospitals so they can get better equipment. I would use my money to help people.