I'm detecting Kelvinprise-brewery-esque disapproval of the Discovery Turbolift Funhouse™
"Very astute."I'm detecting Kelvinprise-brewery-esque disapproval of the Discovery Turbolift Funhouse™
I don’t wanna get bogged down on that, but I really do hope they hear us and remember that Trek fans want an internally coherent universe where things makes sense.
Spock said:After a time, you may find that having is not so pleasing a thing after all as wanting. It is not logical, but it is often true
Even if someone did convince me that it fits somewhere in the ship (it doesn't, it's too wide and tall), then that still means a large chunk of the internal structure is empty space, which makes no sense and doesn't fit with the standard deck structure we see from the outside. The neck is covered in windows and we do see there are rooms and corridors inside them, so to then say the neck is hollow and full of machinery is ridiculous. Not saying you're saying that at all, far from it. I'm referring to the CG artists.I just figured that the Turbolift view was looking straight down the neck section from the top.
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Like some people found ways to rationalize "The Enemy Within?" Let's hope not.Someone will eventually find a way to rationalize it.
This. People complained endlessly about the brewery in the Kelvin movies making no sense and not fitting inside the ship, but they produced this and made it look as plausible as any other Trek ship (which is to say, lots of fudging involved but whatever):Someone will eventually find a way to rationalize it.
I don’t wanna get bogged down on that, but I really do hope they hear us and remember that Trek fans want an internally coherent universe where things makes sense.
Someone will eventually find a way to rationalize it.
Ah but this is an easy one ...![]()
i cant remember when we got one
The sign shows the location of the Jefferies Tube level between decks seven and eight.![]()
i cant remember when we got one
Oh, "Deck 7 8" is where the horizontal turboshaft goes between Decks 7 and 8 in the saucer, just about where the vertical shaft ought to terminate. "Decks 12 and 13" in turn are near the bottom end, and the fact that we see Deck 13 after the heroes climb past Deck 12 is because the tired McCoy backslided two decks when the camera looked the other way.
Deck 52 never happened. Twice.
Timo Saloniemi
The sign shows the location of the Jefferies Tube level between decks seven and eight.
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