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Ambitious? How about impossible?

How do you create a truly dynamic ecological environment? The only option in video games is to program in each and every option. Lets say I wanted to make a bow and arrow. Game engines are not nearly as far along to make that organically available. Someone has to program it in. And that's the problem with ideas like these - for the time being, you can't just get a universe filled with tools, structures, and skills for free. You have to build them. And this is very hard, especially if you're trying to make the game balanced. So I don't see what's advertised in this video coming out of a kickstarter campaign

I'm currently tri booting arch linux, os x and windows on a retina macbook pro.

I almost only use linux, support is much better than suggested here. Yes, if you expect the latest build of Ubuntu to just work you're going to be disappointed.

The trackpad works excellently, equivalent to os x (with mtrack), as does wifi. Graphics are fine with the nvidia binary, which offers better performance than nouveau anyways. On that note, there is progress with getting nouveau to work. Just a few days ago a bug was fixed in the i915 driver, and intel graphics work now. It is true though that Optimus support is bad on linux, and probably will be for a while. That said I'm at 86% battery, and I have about 3.5 hours left.

Its pretty easy in linux to change the font settings for applications, having the 2880 resolution with a sane font size is really great.

Also switching between the os's is really really fast, around 30 seconds. Probably in a month or two the majority of hardware will work without development packages or other modifications on an arch install. Until then, installation is tricky, I wouldn't suggest it unless you already know linux pretty well.