That’d be the ultimate “never‑ending quest” vibe. Imagine dropping into a world that’s always fresh, no pause between your last boss and the next cut‑scene. You’d never wait for a map to load or a quest to spawn – every pixel and NPC is already there, adapting to your playstyle on the fly. It’d be like the difference between a loading screen and just diving straight into the next level of a VR‑style sandbox. People could just keep grinding or exploring without that annoying pause. It might also mean designers would keep adding new content in real time, so the game world feels alive and ever‑changing, like a constantly shifting playlist of challenges. Basically, your playtime would become more fluid, the loop tighter, and the whole experience would feel more “real” – except you’d never actually get to rest between levels, which could be a double‑edged sword for long‑form storytelling. In short, it’d be super immersive, but you’d have to be ready for a non‑stop adrenaline rush.