Episode 1: Arrival on TCS
Concordia Godwin-Austen — a 1h45m elaborately orchestrated docking sequence where they player can move about their cabin and look at mocapped deckhands mopping the floor before finally being allowed to walk through the customs gate. Ends on a cliff-hanger when the baggage scanner shows red and starts bleating…
Episode 2 : Meeting the Old Man — a 4h epic wherein you are put in the customs' office cell and perp-sweated over the loudspeakers as to why there was a highly suspicious
Polish Vandul dagger in your hand luggage. Comes to a shocking end when Old Man interrupts the proceedings to chastise the younglings for not recognising the hand-me-down from arch-admiral Dad Whatshisface, or for recognising the name Whatshisface Jr. on the passenger manifest. Finally, his rugged frame silhouetted in the light of the doorway… to be continued.
Episode 3:
Actually meeting the Old Man — a massively mocapped
pokemon snap on-rails tour of the flight deck, where the player is chewed out for not storing that thing in a museum, where it belongs, and also meeting all the dead meat that will all have to die by the end of the series. Never-seen-before vfx will be employed in the culminating scene where the classic TV-show “gaussian girl” effect has been transplanted to real-time videogame graphics as you get a glimpse of Pusher…
etc.
…granted, they're talking about 28
chapters, not episodes, and they should all be ready at the same time presumably to fit into the same episode. Still, that's a lot of chapters for something as insipid as a CRobber-written space copypasta.
