Another Knewbie
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Hello (again )!
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Welcome - love the username!
Thanks. I genuinely thought it would have been taken in some form by now, so I got a pleasant surprise when it was accepted.
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Think it might have been 2003 that I started watching, but I can't be sure. I clearly missed a fair bit as I only ever remember watching one winning team (Dickon from S4). The rest I read about on here then watched on YouTube.
Hey, Knightmare may make it back yet even if it's only in rerun form. I see no reason why someone can't make another series. Knightmare's age range is one that is poorly catered for on TV these days and thanks to Harry Potter we're all much more interested in fantasy. The advance of technology means it will be much less expensive to produce too, but it would have to retain the helmet and the bluescreen though - I saw the pilot for VR and hated it.
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Really? I think the pilot was good, but the dungeoneer and the advisor were obviously reading scripts or something because they seemed to have zero enthusiasm. Also 11 and 9? That's a bit young isn't it?
But I digress, maybe there will be a new series one day (with any luck).
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Really? I think the pilot was good, but the dungeoneer and the advisor were obviously reading scripts or something because they seemed to have zero enthusiasm.
Nah, I just didn't like it. For me the whole idea of Knightmare was the importance of communication, but if the Dungeoneer can see what they're doing then it sort of takes that element away. I agree on the enthusiasm part, though. I know pilots are meant to play to a script but you could at least look like you're happy to be part of something new.
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the dungeoneer and the advisor were obviously reading scripts or something because they seemed to have zero enthusiasm.
Tim Child was asked about this when the KMVR pilot was released, and we should take his word that:
One Line from the dungeoneer (arthur) was scripted.
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Oh...okay
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Tim Child was asked about this when the KMVR pilot was released, and we should take his word that:
One Line from the dungeoneer (arthur) was scripted.
He neglected to mention how many of the advisor's lines were scripted.
Personally, I don't believe they weren't told what to say and do. Parts of their conversation sound natural, but other parts really don't... and if they were truly left to their own devices, it probably wouldn't have produced an efficient demo of the gameplay.
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