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this post was submitted on 19 Aug 2024
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I mean, there are some milsim servers/groups/events that just don't let you respawn. Its usually just changing a value for respawn time or a bit of a modified server set up.
In my experience its more common for that to happen in a combat flight sim, or naval sim.
But also: Counter Strike and many many other games and game modes still function on a repeating round based system where there is no respawning in a round.
Fucking Space Station 13 and Barotrauma work that way, last I checked. Well... barring a crazed geneticist revives you as a frankenstein monster zombie or something.
The only game I can think of that you can truly only play once was some old, narrative driven flash game where no matter what you do, the world ends... but it has many different possible endings depending on what you do and say... but it would either use your ip or a cookie or something to register when you'd hit one ending, and if you ever came back to it, it would just be the specific 'game over' you got.