Instead of inventing all of the modules from ground up allow players the ability to play other simulations they have and use the time they spend in there, the money they make to be used in game. In other words allow careers from other sims outside of yours. I would love to be a pilot, so... let me use Microsoft's flight simulator x, or Lockheed Martins' P3d or X-plane to fly my routes there. Perhaps you could build a module that would interface with said simulator. No offence but you're not going to make any better flight sims than what's out there now. Don't stop there, how about truck driving, then tie in to an existing truck sim platform that is currently out their. Same with trains, use train simulator ship - ship sim, etc. If you could pull that off that would be awesome! It would help these other sims anyways. Once your flight is over in flight simulator, it would help to flesh out the other non-flying part.

BTW, I would love to see skydiving - like being able to all climb into a Twin Otter (DHC6) and do group jumps, that would be cool. Photographer, even GTA V has this going on for it. It would be fun if you could "sell" your "photos" to "magazines" and "newspapers" within the mmo.

I never said ALL careers. My point was simply this: If you are going to have a career of say a pilot or a truck driver, etc. Not saying that the game would even support that, but IF they would. Why re-invent the wheel? Why go to all that bother of coding say a trucking sim within the mmo when you have a great truck sim that already exists? Why not just write an interface that connects the two or pulls data from it. I would use Identity as my "outside-my-career-life." I could do anything I could think of. I do have high hopes for this mmo, because I was VERY disapointed with GTA V. I was hoping that was going to be more open ended and it's hard not to play that without going down a life of crime. I think with Identity you really could and I like the potential.

The point of this game is to give you a "life" outside of the other games.