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The Resurrection Guild uses forums to coordinate our in-game activities and raids, and to build a sense of community that extends beyond grinding for experience and coin together. Communication about SLACK events can be found on the SLACK Forums Page.
To gain access to the Resurrection private forums, you must register with the guild's portal (the site you are currently browsing) and then post to the 'Guild Applications' forum below. Once you've been confirmed, you will be granted rights to access and post to the relevant forums.
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Jureal 
Guild Alumni
Total Posts: 2916
Location: Little Rock, Arkansas
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| 09/16/2006 7:09 AM |
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Apparently CBS has decided to upgrade everything that's availible to them to upgrade, in the original Star Trek series. Interesting, I thought only George Lucus was allow to destoy beloved sci-fi series.
It might turn out cool, but anyway, check it out: http://www.wired.com/news/wireservice/0,71798-0.html?tw=rss.index |
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Aroura
Guild Member
Total Posts: 835
Location:
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| 09/17/2006 4:10 AM |
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NOOOOOO!!!!
""We smoothed out the motion of the Enterprise. It flies more dynamically now," Rossi said. "It occupies real space. It doesn't look like a model anymore.""
I say this without sarcasm...part of the shows charm is the cheezy special effects.
"fans saw past "the cheesy costumes, and the bad sets and the ill-gotten special effects" because of the show's substance. "It's almost like theater of the mind.""
^ Yep, Shatner,a nd Nemoy have it right.
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Aroura (70 Priest), Sendarya (70 Hunter), Redaroura (62 Warrior)
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Trefalgar
Pie Paragon
Council Member
Total Posts: 4160
Location: Atlanta, GA
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| 09/18/2006 1:04 PM |
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I'd probably check some of these out. It might be kinda cool. I have to agree that they are great they way there were. The quality of the special effects and sound are such a part of the whole classic experience though. I enjoy the "dated" special effects. It reminds me of so many things -- like how much has changed in film and technology, and how our views of what defines "high tech" has changed over such a short period of time (40 years). It's the little details like computers having knobs to turn and no screens, or their computer talking to you like a monotone robot, and the music having that real 60's psychedelic flare. The sound quality is a part of it too.
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