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<blockquote data-quote="LuisCarlos17f" data-source="post: 9365096" data-attributes="member: 6802378">Gamma World needs a lot of redesign because decades after the sci-fi gets old very poor. The current generations will miss in the old sci-fi titles technology to be real now, for example the mobiles and the 3D-printers, or new materials as the graphene.D&amp;D is an old franchise, but relatively unknown for the most of audience. We can show our own point of view as audience and fandom community, but the Hollywood producers have got a different one, and it's nobody fault.If it was so easy, then others would be producing their own epic-fantasy cinematographic franchises, but let's remember the sequel of Disney's Willow was only one season. And now we are in dark years for Hollywood industry, because audience is not happy with lots of productions from the last years. A simple cartoon for children, my little poney, enjoyed more popularity with the remake than the original version. There aren't bad franchises but bad productions.Maybe Hasbro should write good stories to be published as novels, and later the best books to be adapted to cinematographic productions. * What was wrong with the comic of Dark Sun?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LuisCarlos17f, post: 9365096, member: 6802378"] Gamma World needs a lot of redesign because decades after the sci-fi gets old very poor. The current generations will miss in the old sci-fi titles technology to be real now, for example the mobiles and the 3D-printers, or new materials as the graphene. D&D is an old franchise, but relatively unknown for the most of audience. We can show our own point of view as audience and fandom community, but the Hollywood producers have got a different one, and it's nobody fault. If it was so easy, then others would be producing their own epic-fantasy cinematographic franchises, but let's remember the sequel of Disney's Willow was only one season. And now we are in dark years for Hollywood industry, because audience is not happy with lots of productions from the last years. A simple cartoon for children, my little poney, enjoyed more popularity with the remake than the original version. There aren't bad franchises but bad productions. Maybe Hasbro should write good stories to be published as novels, and later the best books to be adapted to cinematographic productions. * What was wrong with the comic of Dark Sun? [/QUOTE]

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