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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Ranger REG" data-source="post: 587383" data-attributes="member: 533">It depends on your definition of adaptation. IMHO, adaptation DOES NOT always mean 100% translation and conversion from one media to another. If that is the case the two LOTR films would have been at least 5 hours long ... EACH.Now, while continuity and familiar elements should be carried over to film, what makes a successful film is a good storyline. So, it's a matter of two things: adapting the adventure modules that is included in the game to become a good storyline OR an entirely different storyline that can be appeal toward the mainstream audience, which dwarfs the tiny genre audience by a thousandfold.It should be based on the familiar elements of the game, but should have the creative license to make the story more appealing toward the mainstream.Something like Tomb Raider, which is now in production for a sequel.</blockquote>