The Expanse: A Telltale Series is set prior to the events of Alcon Television Group’s award-winning television series which streams on Amazon Prime Video and iTunes. Players take on the role of Camina Drummer – played by actress Cara Gee in both the game and TV series, the XO of a scavenger crew on the hunt for a mysterious treasure on the edges of The Belt. As Drummer, players must deal with a mix of powerful personalities, square off against a bloody mutiny, explore locations beyond The Belt and, most of all, make tough decisions that will decide the fate of The Artemis crew.
Bent wrote on Jul 29, 2023, 00:55:As a Telltale game, yes, it is too much to ask
I suppose it's too much to hope that there's any ship to ship or fleet vs fleet battles.
Nebulous: Fleet Command is pretty close to Expanse style ship or fleet battles but it would be interesting to see something official.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/887570/NEBULOUS_Fleet_Command/
HoSpanky wrote on Jul 27, 2023, 14:53:Might as well be forever. Not giving money to games that do this crap.
I only read the first book in the series, and all I remember was it ended up being a zombie book. Never moved to the second book, didn't see any reason it would have become a tv series, and especially not a successful one. I found The Loop (Jeremy Robert Johnson) to be a WAY better zombie book. It is super heavy on the body horror aspect of it, so uh...that's your warning.
Orogogus wrote on Jul 28, 2023, 19:01:Ah, okay. Yeah, in the TV show the proto-molecule simply absorbed them. Didn't know the books had it making zombies. Reduces my desire to read the books...
Not the wrong series, at least for the books (specifically, the first book). It's what the protomolecule did to people. I'm given to understand that the TV show kind of dezombified them, specifically to avoid making people think it was a space zombie series.
Mr. Tact wrote on Jul 28, 2023, 11:00:Not the wrong series, at least for the books (specifically, the first book). It's what the protomolecule did to people. I'm given to understand that the TV show kind of dezombified them, specifically to avoid making people think it was a space zombie series.HoSpanky wrote on Jul 27, 2023, 14:53:Uh, wrong series? No zombies.
I only read the first book in the series, and all I remember was it ended up being a zombie book. Never moved to the second book, didn't see any reason it would have become a tv series, and especially not a successful one. I found The Loop (Jeremy Robert Johnson) to be a WAY better zombie book. It is super heavy on the body horror aspect of it, so uh...that's your warning.
Beamer wrote on Jul 28, 2023, 11:33:Mr. Tact wrote on Jul 28, 2023, 11:05:Jim wrote on Jul 28, 2023, 10:52:You mean like dumping cancer causing waste into rivers? Granted no one has done anything, yet, which destroyed humanity. But I have no doubt there are people who would if they thought it would benefit themselves in the long run.
IMO The TV series is much better than the books. The first season can be a bit slow moving so you have to get past that. The books are fine as is but there is a problem with a lot of the logic. Like people doing stupid evil shit that can destroy humanity type of stuff. Some of the conclusions become far fetched, but no series is perfect.
I mean, Facebook, NewsMax, TikTok, the oil companies, and more, are pretty much all rushing us to extinction because it makes them money today, no?
Mr. Tact wrote on Jul 28, 2023, 11:05:Jim wrote on Jul 28, 2023, 10:52:You mean like dumping cancer causing waste into rivers? Granted no one has done anything, yet, which destroyed humanity. But I have no doubt there are people who would if they thought it would benefit themselves in the long run.
IMO The TV series is much better than the books. The first season can be a bit slow moving so you have to get past that. The books are fine as is but there is a problem with a lot of the logic. Like people doing stupid evil shit that can destroy humanity type of stuff. Some of the conclusions become far fetched, but no series is perfect.
Jim wrote on Jul 28, 2023, 10:52:You mean like dumping cancer causing waste into rivers? Granted no one has done anything, yet, which destroyed humanity. But I have no doubt there are people who would if they thought it would benefit themselves in the long run.
IMO The TV series is much better than the books. The first season can be a bit slow moving so you have to get past that. The books are fine as is but there is a problem with a lot of the logic. Like people doing stupid evil shit that can destroy humanity type of stuff. Some of the conclusions become far fetched, but no series is perfect.
HoSpanky wrote on Jul 27, 2023, 14:53:Uh, wrong series? No zombies.
I only read the first book in the series, and all I remember was it ended up being a zombie book. Never moved to the second book, didn't see any reason it would have become a tv series, and especially not a successful one. I found The Loop (Jeremy Robert Johnson) to be a WAY better zombie book. It is super heavy on the body horror aspect of it, so uh...that's your warning.
Acleacius wrote on Jul 27, 2023, 15:09:
Call me when James S. A. Corey releases the mmog, the reason they wrote the books!
Wait epicfailure only, that's really gonna put a dent in sales.