C.E. Evans wrote:
Kegg wrote:
But if you want to show them being thousands of kilometers aparrt, how do you make that interesting to look at, is the question.
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You can't. |
Making it
interesting is subjective, no? I wouldn't say one can't, just because it hasn't occurred to one.
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Huh? Why wouldn't starships suddenly no longer have sensors? Even submarines had sensors in the form of radar.
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For your argument to work you need to throw sensors out. Otherwise yes, it won't be like a sub battle because they reliably know where the other starship
is.
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However music is not the same thing.
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I disagree. It's a storytelling tool to establish a particular mood for a scene or to emphasize it.
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It's a
different tool. Hollywood often makes guns sound like something other than what guns sound, makes swords sound different to what swords sound, and so on. Adding sound to space is on the order of that kind of fudging of reality, and is substantially different from music.