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I just need to know what they did with the joystick and throttle....
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It certainly is. I'm nowhere near as handsome as my in-game character.
Well, it's not the actual original original but it was recreated bit-by-bit for the web series. All sound effects are added in post production. I tried the slider switches on the transporter but was advised that's done by someone behind the set moving the fader switches up and down manually. FYI, the scanner at Spock's station - I got to look in, it's just a blue light. My immersion.....
Absolutely. I had to go down to the "little" chair up front. They don't use the HOTAS like we advanced people do. They have these buttons and this odd twisty turny thing that is just HUGE.
I actually gave that one a try. I need to lose weight before I can look that "serious."I'll give you a hint: that's how you do a hard right roll.
I thought they stopped working.
They did finish up the series (ended with "To Boldly Go Parts 1&2") but there are other fan films that'll still be done there.
If I recall their sets and props were so authentic they were used somewhere else in production. This is my favourite continuation of the old series. Stays true to the aesthetic and the writing.
That's why so many people loved watching it. Vic Mignogna gave us the tour and mentioned that when Nichelle Nichols came by for a visit, she sat at the communications station and a moment later started to weep.
I have an "in the corner" type of desk and the biggest screen that'll fit on it is a 22 inch monitor but if I ever change out desks and get a "flat against the wall" type like you have, it'll be nice to have a monitor as big as you have.
X55: Check
