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Also, to be fair, you could do a lot worse in terms of ideas than apeing UI controls from well-done games, since they often get to evolve under actual-use to be actually decent at their jobs and look good at the same time. (Star Citizen notwithstanding) It's a little like how there have been military use of PlayStation and Xbox controllers. Because MS and Sony poured more money into interaction design than the military will and the general layout and control use is the result of 20 years of control evolution. MikeJF fucked around with this message at 04:31 on Sep 8, 2017 |
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at the HUD, looks straight out of Star Citizen.
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Little known fact, the nacelles were named for original series actress Nacelle Nickels
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Sep 8, 2017 04:31
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Jeb! Repetition posted:
Eh, that's the point. She just got out of a relationship and is wallpapering a new love onto someone who can't reciprocate.
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Sep 8, 2017 04:31
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Oh man, the foreshadowing when she was talking about why she broke up with Jeff, I didn't even pick up on it.
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I like the slightly sad and eerie ending where Data says he'll delete the program, pets Spot and blows out the candle. That episode was kind of like what I'd do if you'd hired me to write one. I always wanted a character-based sci-fi dramatic sitcom.
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Sep 8, 2017 04:35
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Jeb! Repetition posted:I don't get Picard's explanation for why he needs to pilot the shuttle at all. "It's my ship, I need to do this" no you don't Picard gambled the lives of his entire crew, plus all eleventy billion residents on earth, plus the existence of the Federation government because fighting a ship full of battlemonsters from Remus with only his geriatric rear end was "something he had to do" rather than sending Data or Worf.
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Sep 8, 2017 04:38
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It's the Captain's prerogative to be a loving idiot because of his pride. Why else become a Captain?
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Sep 8, 2017 04:41
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:Anything above warp 8 is probably hard on the engines (requires more maintenance, increased chance of a failure), the low warp speeds are probably way more fuel efficient, but yeah warp factors are basically: The best part of Generations was when they had a moment of actual science inbetween all the weirdness that is happening in that movie. The star is imploding and has thrown off the shockwave that is going to destroy the station and there is the tense race to get Geordi and Data back before the shockwave arrives. They get back to the ship with seconds to spare and Picard orders an immediate jump to warp. But only warp 1, because it's an exploding star so anything FTL is good enough to get them away from it.
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Orv posted:It's the Captain's prerogative to be a loving idiot because of his pride. Why else become a Captain? More like it's apparently the lead actor's prerogative to get creative control and insist that his character should become an action hero because he's tired of being a weenie reading books and cumming on old pots all the time, no matter how little sense this makes.
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VitalSigns posted:More like it's apparently the lead actor's prerogative to get creative control and insist that his character should become an action hero because he's tired of being a weenie reading books and cumming on old pots all the time, no matter how little sense this makes. Well if Patrick Stewart wanted it, it's fine.
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Sep 8, 2017 05:03
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Jeb! Repetition posted:It's gonna take them over 11 hours to reach the planet but it's only three light-hours away? This reminds me of something I've wondered about for a while which is what the disadvantages are of higher warp speeds, what warp speed they cruise at by default, etc. The warp scale was supposed to be pretty clear it's a log scale based on the speed of light at Warp 1. The idea that it approaches infinite at 10 is not a property of logarithms as far as I am aware and makes everything confusing. Eventually the tech guys gave up and said actual speed varies by subspace domain topology or whatever nonsense so warp speed means nothing.
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VitalSigns posted:More like it's apparently the lead actor's prerogative to get creative control and insist that his character should become an action hero because he's tired of being a weenie reading books and cumming on old pots all the time, no matter how little sense this makes. This, this is what ruined the TNG movies, letting the actors write their own fan fiction. I love Brent and Pat but they belong firmly in front of the camera, not anything to do behind it.
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MikeJF posted:Did we talk about this yet? oh man i love metroidprime
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Astroman posted:I was excited to hear that, but after seeing the examples I am underwhelmed. I don't think his retro art style, which worked so well for 60S TOS, is right for TNG. It would/will make more sense for DS9, with all the 50s-60s genre pastiches they do. Jeb! Repetition posted:I don't get Picard's explanation for why he needs to pilot the shuttle at all. "It's my ship, I need to do this" no you don't It was all a buildup to "Now would be a good time, Mr. O'Brien", which makes it okay in my book.
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After The War posted:It was all a buildup to "Now would be a good time, Mr. O'Brien", which makes it okay in my book. Truth.
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After The War posted:It was all a buildup to "Now would be a good time, Mr. O'Brien", which makes it okay in my book. Eh, I still prefer Kirk's classic "Gentlemen, I suggest you beam me aboard" from The Doomsday Machine. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hqNwj8HSVKc
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I think it's been too long since the topic of branding came up: What's the definition of Star Trek? What makes a story well-suited to being branded a Star Trek? Does it have any particular meaning or values, or is it just any story that has phasers and transporters and a starship named Enterprise somewhere in it or its background/history?
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Sep 8, 2017 07:36
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The Ds9 documentry is going to be really COOL. Both Peter Capaldi and Tony Head auditioned. You'd think Odo, but they are going for Sisko. I think the producers made the best choice.
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Jeb! Repetition posted:Immediate cut to Riker: "I think you should pursue it. First of all, she's a beautiful woman." Jeb! Repetition posted:Picard: "I will be happy to offer all the advice I have on understanding women. When I have some, I'll let you know." Geordi: "Data, would you like to see my woman suit?"
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Sep 8, 2017 13:43
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Watching the TNG season 7 two-parter, Gambit. It is terrible and uncompelling.
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You may think you just don't get it, but It not you. It Gambit
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:I think it's been too long since the topic of branding came up: The opening speech sums it up nicely: 'to boldly go,' and all that. I mean yeah you could argue about  and  waves and waves of cum ad nauseum, but at some point we'll stop loving everything up and things get better. There are four lights.
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so I could say that I finally figured out what this god damned cube is doing. Get well Lowtax.
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The DS9 episode where a guy wanted Quark to take pictures of Kira so he could have an accurate holosuite simulation should have guest starred Geordi.
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TenCentFang posted:The DS9 episode where a guy wanted Quark to take pictures of Kira so he could have an accurate holosuite simulation should have guest starred Geordi.  --- In today's Kobayashi Maru: That's using your noggin! 
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‘Star Trek: Discovery’ Showrunner Hints Show’s Klingons Modeled on Trump Voters: ‘Racial Purity Is a Big Theme’DSC showrunner Aaron Harberts posted:The Klingons are going to help us really look at certain sides of ourselves and our country. Isolationism is a big theme. Racial purity is a big theme. The Klingons are not the enemy, but they do have a different view on things. It raises big questions: Should we let people in? Do we want to change? There’s also the question of just because you reach your hand out to someone, do they have to take it? Sometimes, they don’t want to take it. First of all, "finish the series"?! Second of all, yikes.
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That's not necessarily a bad thing but I am not sure if the writers can pull it off well. We probably won't get a "Earth. Hitler. 1938" out of it.
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"These Klingons remind me of a time back before the Eugenics Wars...when Hitler was voted President of the United States." "That wasn't Hitler." *they both look at the camera* *credits*
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Sep 8, 2017 21:46
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If they're smart they'll do that thing where they mention a real historical figure place or thing and then two more fictional ones to show that time has passed between now and the future, only the real figure will be Trump and the other made up ones will be like Colonel Green and Khan
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Wait poo poo they're doubling down on the augment thing and these are the REAL Klingons and every one in previous shows were infected. That's stupid.
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Sep 8, 2017 21:52
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That's actually the more concerning part since it was a reaaally dumb plotline in Enterprise. I'd rather it be more abstract with the fear of them eventually joining the Federation. But we'll see soon enough.
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Still think DS9 should have just had Michael Dorn in TOS-style makeup when the Defiant was in the 23rd century, and nobody notices or mentions it at all. Absolute best would have been for the show's cast and crew to totally deny any difference as well. "What do you mean? He looks totally normal throughout the episode.  "
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Sep 8, 2017 22:18
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Anthony Stewart Head and Peter Capaldi both auditioned for Sisko. 
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Orv posted:It's the Captain's prerogative to be a loving idiot because of his pride. Why else become a Captain? see: Kirk, James T.
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Looks up Peter Capaldi's current age. 59 Subtracts 25 years. 34 Looks at own age. 38 Feels old in a 4th dimensional way.
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Captains get a loving YACHT to themselves. Captains can do what they want. Picard just LET Riker tell him to stay on the ship during away missions, as Picard wanted some flute practice and knew his number one always wanted some skin flute practice. Also: missed opportunity for TNG-style zany ideas for how the ships are setup: make the Captain's Yacht his permanent quarters and he can just be like later suckerz daily.
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Sep 8, 2017 22:59
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I hope there's a timeline or alternate universe somewhere out there where Pete Postlethwaite got to play a Star Trek captain.
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Sep 8, 2017 23:00
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I would watch a Star Trek where Peter Capaldi played a captain that was basically just Malcolm Tucker from The Thick of It.
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Sep 8, 2017 23:08
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Instant Sunrise posted:I would watch a Star Trek where Peter Capaldi played a captain that was basically just Malcolm Tucker from The Thick of It. Star Trek: Bureaucracy
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Sep 8, 2017 23:19
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A Star Trek series where a media fuckup by a low level political in the federation ends up committing them to taking a side in a Klingon-Romulan War
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:I think it's been too long since the topic of branding came up:
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