Also, I don't think creating a string with a complaint-style title is really a good idea.

Like there was one team who almost didnt make a jump and everyone, even Treguard sighed in releif!

If Knightmare had continued after series 8 and progressively phased in this VR technology, I'm sure the fanbase would have accepted it with open arms. Unfortunately, the 10-year gap and sudden jump in style is going to be disorientating for many. I didn't like the pilot too much but I see the potential in it and hope a new series comes out of it

(the one on the left that is not Julie )

Anyway merry Christmas everyone!

Thanks for the e-card, bva. Have a good one and thanks for all your ongoing work. Here's hoping that 2005 will be The Year.

http://www.televirtual.com/xmas

I really enjoyed the entire project and my main goal now is to set up my own studio experimenting with Chromakey and Blue screen technology and possibly come up with a few ideas...

I'm sure all of us (including Tim Child) would have preferred for KM never to have ended in the first place, but sadly it did. You have to also bear in mind that if the show had continued to this day, it would almost certainly have been using VR technology of some kind by now anyway. Perhaps that way though, changes would have occurred slowly over the years, as things moved on.

But the past can't be changed. Knightmare ended 10 years ago, and some of the people in this community have spent most of that time trying to bring KM back (not literally). I think everyone has to give it a chance, and coming out with statements such as 'Knightmare VR ruined the classic' is a little premature, when you consider that all we have seen so far is a pilot.

I've certainly learned to give KM VR a chance, despite any previous statements I may have made on this forum. If the show is good, we will enjoy it, and if it does not do the originals justice, it certainly will never ruin the originals for me. Don't forget that KM needs to attract a new audience too, many of which will not have even seen the originals (They don't know what they missed as a child ).

Knightmare seems to have been ruined because of this new technology, i think it would be more exciting if they had kept it to it's original standard. I must say it would be more exciting to see a dungeoneer with a helmet on a 3 guiders guiding rather than being able to see. ** Bring back blue screen technology and the original.**

I am sure there are people out there that feel the same way as i do.

I think that it is too modern, but going back to old skool would be less good. I think that somewhere in between would be better...

I'd love to see the Corridor of Blades making a comeback, and to compensate for being able to see the dungeoneer must have to tackle circular saws at faster intervals...

Doubtless TC is delighted you enjoyed the show so much, am sure you can have a bit of faith in the production to bring back some original KM feel to a new environment.

New tech has always = Knightmare, and this is 2004 after all.

VR seems to be the way forward and it will continue the legend.

Still I see no problem with it to be honest, thats my opinion.

There are more people that feel like you do sadly, but you have to compromise on this. Would you prefer it not to come back at all? The fact is that if we want KM back it has to develop and adapt and there's no saying that VR isn't going to be good how it is. All we've seen is a pilot sequence with a rough presentation style in it, wait to see if it gets comissioned and see what it's like once it gets started.

The presentation style in the pilot is just for the pilot, Tim Child has confirmed this and many things, such as the number of advisors and the anti-chamber willl be subject to change should it get commissioned. But the helmet is gone and having a dungeoneer who can see gives a whole new dimension to KM.

KMVR is the result of hardwork and hope from many forum members and Tim Child himself, I like many others hope that it becomes a reality.