-
Posts
1,465 -
Joined
-
Days Won
56
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Events
Posts posted by Blake
-
-
I think the last dream (proper dream in a sim) I wrote, my character was having a conflict within himself and wondering what the point of all his work was when ultimately, every time he took a step off the ship, he was in danger. He found himself unable to trust those around him. So when I wrote the scene, it was a reality where he knew his mother well - where in one of my more recent sims with him, he admits to not knowing a thing about her, aside from what others have spoken to him. In this particular scene, however, she says exactly what he wanted to hear even if he acted like it wasn't, therefore trying to motivate himself using a maternal figure he'd never had in a single person - though he doesn't linger on the thought of his lack of biological mother (Rodulans in his area are typically big fans of "it takes a community to raise a child" kind of philosophy, so he's never lacked a maternal figure), he has always wondered what she would say to him, had she the chance to see him as he is today. So allowing himself a positive version involving her believing in him during this recovery period, what she might say, brought him some confidence in a time where he needed every inch of it.
-
"The fan production must be a real “fan” production, i.e., creators, actors and all other participants must be amateurs"
I feel bad for any fans with serious teeth in the acting business. Jeez.
Also, on a side note, I wonder how this affects Star Trek Continues...
-
It's a little late for saying they don't want it rushed, given that they started production in 2016 then set a premiere date for January 2017.
-
I guess we needed a Sarek?
http://www.startrek.com/article/james-frain-joins-discovery-as-sarek
- 1
-
We have a theme. And there's no lyrics in it!
- 2
-
I've simmed relationships with both character types. Usually they're all pretty rewarding in terms of development, and while it's definitely more fulfilling to bounce ideas off another player, ultimately doing both is bringing me joy. If I'm simming my Primary with my PNPC (which I'm doing at the moment for Blake and Sabor within flashbacks), I have to operate with a set idea of what's to come. So if it ends badly or if they all live happily ever after, it's always going to be part of the plan until I change my mind (as such with Kinan and Irasaph, though their relationship is so behind the scenes that it's doubtful anyone will notice). I usually have a whole thing decked out from the get-go.
If I'm with another player, I like discussing my character and the ins and outs and all the thoughts and motives and little cool tidbits, especially if it's about PC relationships. I've noticed that romantic relationships between PC characters (or PC to PNPC characters) tend to take a lot of planning and discussion.
It's either orther, really.
- 1
-
-
Quote
::Captain Oskari Virtanen held steady at the helm of his ship, a modest vessel named the Marketta, after his ex-wife. He'd named her before the divorce, and frankly, Oskari figured since he loved his ship more than her namesake, why should she be forced to change her name?::
This line. Just this line. I don't need to read any further. XD
- 4
-
A cast is coming together!
http://www.startrek.com/article/star-trek-discovery-beams-up-three-cast-members
- 2
-
Way of the Warrior holds a special place in my heart (first DS9 episode(s) I ever got on VHS until I finally got everything on DVD). It's not what I consider an episode you could skip, and seeing DS9 hold its own against a freaking Klingon fleet waiting for backup to arrive was just the icing on the cake. Easily one of my top ten Star Trek episodes.
- 2
-
QuoteCarrero: The difference is, I still remember to smile.Washington: I smile all the time. I'm smiling right now. ::beat:: On the inside.
That's okay, Washington. I'm smiling for you.
- 2
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
- 5
-
Quote
The ship lurched, hissed and shimmied its way to warp 5. Academy presentations of old ship logs from this era had always seemed so overly dramatic, like the people had been coached to flail and fling themselves for dramatic purposes.
When King leans on the forth wall.
EDIT: Darn it, Ryan - this entire flipping post was one chuckle after another! Here's more.
QuoteRyan took a moment and seriously considered the scenarios ability to get them the time they needed. If nothing else, he was sure such a diversion would win him a commendation for original thinking from Commander Core.
QuoteViewscreens back in the 23rd century suffered from the same problem everything else suffered on the Venture, it was old. Had someone told him Jolara had gotten angry and flung a helping of spaghetti sauce against the screen, he would have shrugged his shoulders, believed them and told her that he had hoped she had brought enough for everyone. His stomach gurgled.
- 3
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
Quote::She pulled up various crew records. Maybe she'd have luck with some of the longer-lived species.::
::Success! There was at least one ship with an all-Vulcan crew. Maybe if some of them were still living-::
::"Lost with all hands."::
::Damn it.::There's my weird sense of humor kicking up again.
- 5
-
QuoteCore: Before you go, how are you with a hyperspanner?::In mid-turn, Ryan paused and considered pretending he hadn't heard anything. It would no doubt have been easy to blame it on the white noise machines that were placed throughout the station to reduce the noise. But ignoring his exec? Even that was too brazen for him.::
King: A hipa-wha?::Hyperspanner? The word evoked some type of tool used in a physical exam performed in Sickbay. Certainly not a tool Ryan had any idea or intention of handling any time soon. He wrinkled his nose as he looked back over at Core.::Oh boy. XD
- 3
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
Quote::Turning from Washington to Core, the expression on his face said only one thing.::
King: oO Daddy? Oo oO Mommy? Oo
In which Core absolutely qualifies as the mum of the crew and I accept this position with great pride.
- 5
-
There's two of me now. Can only mean double the fun.
- 2
-
I feel like I've seen something about the Discovery in canon already and that it was pre-TNG - which also fits with some of the rumors that were coming out a couple months ago. Registry suggests this too.
Its been suggested to me that they might not be going past Voyager because of conflicting with Star Trek Online - which I sincerely hope is not the case. STO is great and all, but . . . really? Does it really have to classify as canon?
-
I guess I won't be seeing it until it's released on DVD. ADSL2 with bad lines in an area your service provider don't wanna come isn't the best host for Netflix. Stupid Australian internet...
- 1
-
Quote
::Seriously? She wasn't really looking forward to playing a round of "Hide the Fleet Captain" yet again.
- 4
-
Quote
Vyrenna: =/\= Commanders, be advised that we have momentarily lost contact with Captain Kells's away team. We are reading biosignatures where they should be, but our comms are unable to reach them. =/\=
Vyrenna-speak for "careful, Captain Kells might get kidnapped again".
- 3
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
Quote::As they beamed down, she tried to remember a mission she had shared with Tristam. She found she couldn’t really recall any off the top of her head. All she could hope for is for once he didn’t get injured or fall down a waterslide, real or metaphorical.::
- 5
-
Literally the most I'll ever use Treknobabble - mainly because while I'm well-versed in Star Trek and playing an engineer, writing long paragraphs involving Trek science involves many a hour-long journey into the depths of Memory Alpha.
-
Did anybody else get around to playing the Star Trek game set between 2009 and Into Darkness?
Overheard in the Shoals: Veritas Notable Quotables
in Appreciations
Posted