The characters are lame but the setting is god-tier
why don't we get more settings like this
The characters are lame but the setting is god-tier
Ryan Sullivan
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Luis Gomez
Disney were planning a sequel and a cartoon series like Tarzan but it's failure at the box office stopped that from happening. It failed mainly because there were so many big films releasing alongside it like Lord of the Rings Two Towers, Harry Potter Chamber of Secrets, Lilo and Stitch, 007 Die another Day.
Also given that it was under-marketed, it never stood a chance sadly.
Chase Murphy
It sucks that we'lol never see more of her.
Camden King
she's ugly.
Samuel Morris
They killed off the best character
Aaron Flores
I didn't even like the setting. Oh wow, pirate ships in space. bravo
Zachary Price
This movie was the definition of mediocre.
Camden Nguyen
Obligatory.
Jack Hughes
>and Spider-man
>and Attack of the Clones
No wonder they bought both
Brandon Price
Because Disney action movies always flop
Ian Stewart
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Camden Evans
>characters are lame
>some of the more faithful depictions from the book
The very definition of plebian.
Chase Wright
Well there was a decent game for it.
Michael Adams
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David Jackson
Why would disney release two movies At the sane time in the same category?
Henry Peterson
the planetarium show thing was great
Brandon Barnes
>planetarium show thing
The map?
Charles Sullivan
Its probably the closest well get to a Spelljammer movie.
Jayden Harris
no they had this thing at madame tussads back in 2003
Jaxon Hernandez
Oh you mean IRL. Can't say I ever saw that stuff.
>Spelljammer
Now you got me curious
Ethan Wilson
2nd Edition D&D setting
Came about when the execs asked for Star Wars in D&D, so they made a fantasy sci-fi setting using 17th century theories about Space.Such as objects leaving the atmosphere taking air with them, solar systems are contained within crystal spheres, etc..
The 'spaceships' were seagoing vessels magically enchanted to fly.
Robert Cruz
Sounds neat, might be worth a try. Is the book available somewhere online?
Joseph Edwards
Really liked Long John and Jim in the movie.
Plus his mom was pretty hot
It's a shame its legacy as a box office failure cements it as another one of those obscure Disney movies.
Xavier Young
The PDF's are all online, but keep in mind you'll also need the 2nd Edition Advanced D&D books as well.Go check out the /tg/ PDF threads for them.
Grayson Baker
why would you need the D&D books to read a book? Unless it's just a scenario?
Christopher Collins
Might as well, thanks.
Perhaps it's lacking stuff. I'll admit the only /tg/ stuff I have is a boatload of Crimson Skies books, but most of those are useless unless you also have the base rules to go along because they only have scenarios and some additional rules.
Evan Bailey
The tortures soles in his floor get me every time.
Gavin Green
You need to get your eyes ....or your gay checked.
Isaiah Harris
Is it normal that I'd completely forgotten about the robot up to rewatching it?
Someone also needs to post more Amalia
Ian Martin
Treasure Planet is one of my absolute favorite Disney movies. I might be biased snce I love pirate stuff, but I liked the characters, the setting, holy shit, the backgrounds were great, especially the planet BEN was on.
Think I might just watch that today.
Mason Peterson
It's surprisingly difficult to design a good looking sailing vessel.
Kevin Peterson
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Zachary Turner
TFW no decent statue or action figure of Amelia.
Anthony Howard
would you Cred Forums?
I would
Julian Jackson
>tfw no bottleship of the Legacy
How could you not?
How the fuck did she spawn children so fucking fast though?
Benjamin Perez
You underestimate how big a fuck up Disney's animation output was under Eisner.
For comparison: Disney released three theatrical animated features from 1990 to 1993, one of which was a sequel (rescuers Down Under).
Disney released ELEVEN theatrical animated features between 2000 and 2003, four of them sequels, one a TV spinoff. Also, SIXTEEN direct to video sequels or spin-offs.
Disney movies went from being events for the whole family to being disposable kiddie schlock. Eisner flooded the market.
Caleb Watson
she's the male
Christian Nguyen
>you will never make her smile like this
>never hear her laugh
I need to go lie down
Isaiah Jenkins
How does that explain anything?
>you will never hunt pirates with her
>you will never fight at not!Trafalgar with her
Xavier Bennett
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Carter Thompson
>TV series
Did its plot by any chance get recycled in the video game?
Brayden Collins
No clue, but it could be.
Still a shame the game has as basic fleet commands and all.
Matthew Jones
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What would you have liked them to add on it?
Ayden Lopez
>Data of the ship labled TP was found in the 3DS game.
>This means Treasure Planet's chances of finally getting a world in Kingdom Hearts 3 are more likely.
James Edwards
I don't know, but it just feels a bit lackluster on the orders for an RTS.
As is it's mostly just clicking where to go and hoping they'll attack what you want them to. Subsystem targeting and all that junk would've made sense in this kind of game. Can't say I played it but the recent Battlefleet Gothic Armada comes to mind.
Unless I'm missing something.
Also that torpedo boat at the start is a heap of junk.
Colton Flores
So who thought that world war era battleship design was a good thing to use for the ironclads in this game?
Robert Miller
I dunno, i think it doesn't have enough brass and white paint on it to be a WW1 era ship, but a pre-WW1 era iron clad definitely.
Nathan Moore
My point was more the overall look. Personally I would've gone with something like the Skies of Arcadia ships or revolutionary war ironclads.
Just to not have the designs clash as much with the sail ships.
Luis Anderson
Because Doctor Doppler was the one who got pregnant
Zachary Morris
You say that like that shit would change how long it takes to shit out a baby.