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EVE TV? Maybe!
SBFord
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EVE TV? Maybe!
According to Wired, CCP CEO Hilmar Petursson is on record saying that the studio is "actively working on a serial adaptation of the popular game" alongside best-selling author Ridley Scott.
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거북이는 목을 내밀 때 안 움직입니다
lol I can see the opening credits now....23,739 nerds now watching
Life IS Feudal
is this a tv series based on the game and its community (like Battlestar Galatctica but with Goons Swarm as the bad guys)? or is this actual ingame footage with voice overs and commentary?
if its the first, then yes i would, as long as they have some decent actors and good special effects. all the ingame drama would probably make for quite a watchable series.
if its the second....hummm, nope. EvE is like 45% portal jumps, 45% menus while docked, 10% actual exciting watchable content. serioulsy just watch an EvE stream on twitch if you need to fall asleep fast.
"Mr. Rothstein, your people never will understand... the way it works out here. You're all just our guests. But you act like you're at home. Let me tell you something, partner. You ain't home. But that's where we're gonna send you if it harelips the governor." - Pat Webb
My problem with Whedon is he takes every genre and turns it into campy schlock.
Buffy: High School Supernatural Schlock
Angel: Brooding Vampire Schlock
Firefly: Sci-fi Schlock
Avengers: Super Hero Schlock
No no, I'd rather have someone with less "tee hee hee" humor running the series. Michael Rymer springs immediately to mind along with Neil Marshall, Adam Arkin for directors. You can't beat Glen Larson and Ronald Moore for writing credits. Now that's a team that could produce a good sci-fi rendition of EVE.
Defiance kinda showed the problems that comes from trying to coordinate two quite separate efforts in the same IP. It just ends up hampering both and feeling quite disjointed.