Neocron TV series

[specranator]

I was just watching a series i follow on TV called Weed's. A great show IMO, but not for everyone.... especially here in the neocron world. So I was wondering how many people would watch a TV series based off of neocron?

imagine seeing the city come to life with post apoc bursting from its ***hole. everyone remembers the first time they opened those big doors to the wastes... imagine it on the big screen! :lol:

just another drunken idea im afraid... but would still be cool to watch!

[Izeo]

A series, no, because they would have to think of a new plot for each episode basically, but a movie, I think would be awesome, as long as it'd be done right and not ruined by Hollywood. xD

[Biglines]

seeing as a series generally has only one plotline per episode, there would be more than enough content in neocron to roll as a tv series, with all the factions, quests, locations, fights, opwars (i'm not saying a series that runs as long as stargate, but a series of 7-20 should be possible)

[Bond.rc]

a series/movie would be so awesome!
there are series where one plot goes through a whole season, dont forget that. i think also that a series would be as suitable as a movie, cause MMOs are basicly the series-version of games, cause they have no real end like a singleplayer game ;). and nc has so much stuff and aspects to show in a series.

[Brammers]

http://www.chroniclesofsyntax.com/ - You may want to keep an eye on that one, I'm hoping it gets commissioned.

The short version of how this all came about, is an ex-NC player did a script, and sold it. Some of the character names are based on some well known NC1/NC2 vets, but as to how much it will feel and look like NC is another matter.

The longer version can be read at the THN. (http://forum.techhaven.org/viewtopic.php?t=2115)

[Hoder]

Given the aloofness that some players show to roleplay and the storyline in general, I feel that a TV show based on the NC storyline should be a comedy relying on heavy parodies of player activities and chat.

If Rob Grant and Doug Naylor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grant_Naylor) could be commissioned to write a pilot (after putting aside their recent professional differences), hell, I'd happily pay them to do it.