Poll: The best Sci-Fi universe.
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Agree 100% great to watch from afar, not so great up close when you have a 7ft Ork staring down on you with a rusty axe screaming WAHHHHHHHHHH and all you got is a dam lasgunGrilled Cheesus said:
If it has to be a movie/tv show, I gotta say star wars, grew up with it and that clone war series they got running is pretty watchable.
If including games though, Def Warhammer 40K. I would love to live in that universe, but I'd have to be a Tau, as they're the hyper advanced race that just tea bags everything, not to mention they seem to have the lowest death count due to powerful long ranged weaponry.
If including games though, Def Warhammer 40K. I would love to live in that universe, but I'd have to be a Tau, as they're the hyper advanced race that just tea bags everything, not to mention they seem to have the lowest death count due to powerful long ranged weaponry.
IN THE GRIM DARKNESS OF THE FAR FUTURE, THERE IS ONLY WAR.Grilled Cheesus said:
Ha ha, 40k is a fourteen year old's idea of awesome.
Mass Effect.
Yes yes and yes.Christopher Dudgeon said:Babylon 5, the show STS9 ripped off just because they could.
I find it odd that anyone could choose Firefly for this.
Don't get me wrong, I loved the show, but the setting is completely and utterly standard, there's nothing good or original or interesting about it.
What makes it great is the characters, dialogue, and story, not the setting.
THe most intriguing Sci Fi universes for me would be Star Wars (Jedi!) and Mass Effect (coherence and scale).
Don't get me wrong, I loved the show, but the setting is completely and utterly standard, there's nothing good or original or interesting about it.
What makes it great is the characters, dialogue, and story, not the setting.
THe most intriguing Sci Fi universes for me would be Star Wars (Jedi!) and Mass Effect (coherence and scale).
Warhammer 40,000 is my favorite, it's very diverse and full of background that it has kept me interested for years.
the macross universe (no not the robotech adaption that was just horrible)
staving off oblivion from a race of warlike giants through transforming mecha and the power of song/culture then sending exploration fleets everywhere into space to find more places to live
staving off oblivion from a race of warlike giants through transforming mecha and the power of song/culture then sending exploration fleets everywhere into space to find more places to live
High five! BTW, they were amazing books and some of my favorites of all time, but i wouldn't want to live in them(being in the army and commanded by a kid who doesn't know it = not cool.)Paul Hearding said:
I'm still not sure what all of the hate is towards them, I mean obviously darth vader wasn't badass at 10, no one was. Plus he was still way cooler than Luke throughout his whole life.arc1991 said:
True, true. But you can't tell me that you didn't want to play the zero-gravity "laser tag."trophykiller said:
Dude, Futurama is nice and all, but I think you forgot about a certain universe.HankMan said:
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I will, and you have fun with your retarded villains, lack of excitement in action scenes, and pathetic characters.Novskij said:Enjoy your emo brat Vader, and charachters with very little sence of logic, and a movie that conveys no meaning or messages.arc1991 said:
Don't worry, I'm joking, I actually love all of the episodes in the series and actually was a kid when the phantom menace came out. I hardly remember it, like most movies at that age. later, I got attack of the clones, which I own right now. i'd say it and revenge of the sith came close somewhat to lord of the rings level of goodness.