Imagine living in your car for 7 years and never cleaning it. *gag*Star Trek has always been a 'clean universe' sci-fi, the used dirty aesthetic of Star Wars has rarely been seen, even when Voyager was lost in space for 7 years it was pristine.
Imagine living in your car for 7 years and never cleaning it. *gag*Star Trek has always been a 'clean universe' sci-fi, the used dirty aesthetic of Star Wars has rarely been seen, even when Voyager was lost in space for 7 years it was pristine.
^^^The same way they owned up to misspelling "Simulation"? Oh, wait, they just flipped the graphic and hoped no one would notice. Or the wrong number of jumps on Lorca's keypad? Sorry, that one got glossed over, too. Or the total disregard for elementary physics during the Shootout at the Binary Stars Corral, and its aftermath (a ship gets rammed by another and doesn't budge or change attitude an inch; one ship loses power and gets sucked into a gravity well, but others sit unpowered for six months and don't drift at all)? Nope, gravity is a capricious mystery that works when it feels the urge.
That they couldn't even get close to what a D-7 looks like is no surprise. Just slap it in and don't look back.
Yet it seems that this is basically what happened.Yeah... to suppose that someone said "hey, let's drop in a reference to a familiar ship, but then make sure it looks Completely Different on screen, just to fuck with people!", would require us to infer a whole different level of malice aforethought.![]()
That's a level of malice that makes no damn sense.Yeah... to suppose that someone said "hey, let's drop in a reference to a familiar ship, but then make sure it looks Completely Different on screen, just to fuck with people!", would require us to infer a whole different level of malice aforethought.![]()
"Any sufficiently advanced cluelessness is indistinguishable from malice."That's a level of malice that makes no damn sense.
Wow...what an offensive statement."Any sufficiently advanced cluelessness is indistinguishable from malice."
Trying to reverse the logic of Hanlon's Razor there?"Any sufficiently advanced cluelessness is indistinguishable from malice."
Trying to reverse the logic of Hanlon's Razor there?![]()
Awesome! Can you do one for Gagarin, AKA the best looking ship in STD?This thread inspired me to go back an put a little more polish on my Shenzhou shot.
So much better than the B5 era rendering on DisvoveryThis thread inspired me to go back an put a little more polish on my Shenzhou shot.
Well, it's also not the kind of mistake that's really something that can be owned-up-to easily. Stamets not being the engineer is a pretty important bit for the storyline, so they should clarify that, and it's almost certain the Defiant was always intended to be hot-rodded, so there was no harm in pointing that out. The D7/Bird of Prey/Prison Ship (come to think of it, it may have been a miscommunication within the writers' room, even before it made it out to production) not looking like a D7 seems to fall into the category of stuff like the K'Tinga showing up in "Enterprise," and I think we only got such a relatively quick explanation for that because there was bad blood behind the decision and a resulting eagerness to throw people under the bus. And since all the existing stuff in DSC is being redesigned anyway, they probably just elected to shrug and say, "Okay, that flappy Destiny-looking bastard is a D7, now" rather than try to walk it back. Or to at least keep the option open; we still haven't seen a name for that design from Eaglemoss or the official website, after all, so they may not have decided whether that ship being the D7 is going to be overwritten or not.Yet it seems that this is basically what happened.
They were very quick to point out that a screen saying that Stamets was a chief engineer was a mistake and that the look of the Defiant wireframe was due Terran alterations. So if the D7 had been a mistake, I'm sure we would have heard of it by now.
How do you screw absolutely basic stuff like that up?
My favourite VFX mistake is "Have we cleared the Solar System yet?" "Yes sir" *They're still passing by Uranus*
How do you screw absolutely basic stuff like that up?
Well, I doThe planet is fairly dark blue. Looks more like Neptune, which would technically be the edge of the solar system as long as you ignore the Kuiper Belt and the Oort Cloud.
Awesome! Can you do one for Gagarin, AKA the best looking ship in STD?
So much better than the B5 era rendering on Disvovery
Go do the reboot Enterprise, chop chop
And add a dome please
Again, no high quality 3D model of it has yet been produced, as it's only been a week. Surely someone out there will eventually model it.
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